manual:user_guide:settings:control
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| - | ==== Advertisement ==== | + | |
| - | <wrap info> | + | |
| - | Un-checking offers **purchase** of banner-free **Locus Map Pro** version:\\ {{ : | + | |
| - | ==== FullScreen ==== | + | |
| - | Hides system panel at the top (or bottom) of the screen to enlarge the map area:\\ {{ : | + | |
| ==== Orientation Lock ==== | ==== Orientation Lock ==== | ||
| Eliminates rotating of the display depending on the phone position. | Eliminates rotating of the display depending on the phone position. | ||
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| ==== Screen On/Off Control ==== | ==== Screen On/Off Control ==== | ||
| - | <WRAP round info> | + | <WRAP round info> |
| + | * This option overrides system screen on/off settings. | ||
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| Defines situations when the **screen is turned on/off by gestures or the app itself**. | Defines situations when the **screen is turned on/off by gestures or the app itself**. | ||
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| * **Wave once** - wave once in front of the device proximity sensor to turn the Locus Map screen on | * **Wave once** - wave once in front of the device proximity sensor to turn the Locus Map screen on | ||
| * **Wave twice** - wave twice in front of the device proximity sensor to turn the Locus Map screen on | * **Wave twice** - wave twice in front of the device proximity sensor to turn the Locus Map screen on | ||
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| === Guidance/ | === Guidance/ | ||
| * **Turn on when notified of a point** - Locus Map screen turns on when it notifies user of a point coming closer (notifications must be on, see [[manual: | * **Turn on when notified of a point** - Locus Map screen turns on when it notifies user of a point coming closer (notifications must be on, see [[manual: | ||
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| ==== Always screen on ==== | ==== Always screen on ==== | ||
| - | <WRAP round info>The option overrides system screen on/off setting but does not influence the settings made by the //Screen on/off control// feature. It is available only in **Locus Map Pro**.</ | + | <WRAP round info>The option overrides |
| Locus Map prevents the phone screen from turning off: | Locus Map prevents the phone screen from turning off: | ||
| * **Always** - permanent screen on | * **Always** - permanent screen on | ||
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| * **Locus Map** mode - double tap shows hidden panels | * **Locus Map** mode - double tap shows hidden panels | ||
| * **Google Maps** mode - double tap = zoom in, two fingers tap = zoom out, one single finger tap = show hidden panels | * **Google Maps** mode - double tap = zoom in, two fingers tap = zoom out, one single finger tap = show hidden panels | ||
| - | ==== Use hardware | + | ==== Use hardware |
| - | Volume | + | Locus Map can be controlled by local or external buttons and other controllers: |
| - | + | * **Disabled** - Locus can be controlled only via the device screen | |
| - | Phones with hardware or Bluetooth keyboard can be also controlled by letters **C** - map centering, **D** - display, **G** - GPS, **arrow buttons** - map shift, **+/-** - zooming. | + | * **Enabled** - volume |
| + | * **Carpe Iter** - mode enabling control via a third party interface | ||
| + | * **WunderLINQ** - mode enabling control via a third party interface | ||
| ==== Simple multi-touch ==== | ==== Simple multi-touch ==== | ||
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| Position of the buttons can be changed by **dragging their icons up or down across both panels**:\\ {{ : | Position of the buttons can be changed by **dragging their icons up or down across both panels**:\\ {{ : | ||
| + | === Automatic button placing === | ||
| + | Use this if you have a tablet or bigger screen or you rotate the screen often. It **connects the two panels into a flexible one**:\\ {{ : | ||
| === Add new item === | === Add new item === | ||
| * **Add function to panel** - adds a new button with selected function to the functions panels:\\ {{ : | * **Add function to panel** - adds a new button with selected function to the functions panels:\\ {{ : | ||
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