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As the name suggests, you can control the Performance Box Touch by using its capacitive touch screen.
Generally, the top of the screen contains indicative status information, the centre of the screen contains mode/settings information which can be navigated by pressing the fwd/back buttons or by swiping the screen left/right, and the bottom of the screen contains function buttons.
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LEDs
The Performance Box Touch has 4 LEDs above the display. These can flash in different colour and different frequency patterns depending on the process being performed. You can learn more about the LED behaviour on the Performance Box Touch here.
Logging Status
| The red Record Icon will show when the unit is logging data to the SD card. |
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| If the icon appears white when you have initiated logging, the unit is primed for logging and is in the process of synchronising the internal real-time clock (RTC) to GPS time. The logging will not start until this synchronisation process is complete. |
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IMPORTANT –
The SD card shouldn't be removed when the Record Icon is on as you may lose data. |
SD Status
| The SD Card Icon displays the status of the recording media. When an SD card has been inserted and has free space, it will display as green. Tapping on the icon when green will manually start or stop logging data, overriding the Configured Logging Strategy. |
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| When no SD card is detected or the media is full, the icon will display as red. |
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Satellite Status
| The Satellite Icon displays whether the unit has a valid satellite lock. |
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| When a lock is acquired, it will display as solid green. |
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| When there is no satellite lock, the icon will flash red. |
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Display Mode
| This header shows which Display Mode is currently selected. |
Battery Status
| The Battery status icon is there to keep you informed of the charge currently available in the battery when you are using the battery with the Performance Box Touch. You can read more about the battery status here. |
Mode Data
| This area will contain information in relation to the currently selected Display Mode. |
Settings Button
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The Settings Button will open a Settings area which contains Display Mode, General and Diagnostic Settings.
The options presented first within the Settings screen are dependent on the mode selected, information on these can be found within each specific mode area.
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Screenshot Button
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Selecting the Screenshot Button will save a full image of what is shown on screen to the inserted SD card. If the screenshot has been saved successfully, the LEDs will illuminate yellow in sequence from left to right to display the progress of writing to the SD card. When screen capture is complete, Performance Box Touch will emit an audible confirmation notification. If the screenshot has been saved unsuccessfully, for example, no SD card is inserted or the card is full, the SD Card Icon at the top of the screen will flash 3 times and Performance Box Touch will emit an audible error notification.
The capture will be saved as a 1.5 MB bitmap image, orientated at 90° to the original screen image, with the prefix 'screenshot'.
IMPORTANT –
NEVER remove the SD card when a screenshot is being taken, it could cause the unit to crash!
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Results Button
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A history of the test results can be viewed by selecting the Results Button at the bottom of the Primary Accel Screen.
Test results will display until a new test type is chosen or the Reset Button is pressed.
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Mode Button
| The Mode Button allows you to choose between the 4 Display Modes available. |
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Reset Button
| Depending on which screen you are on, the Reset Button will reset mode results and/or history. When pressed, the LEDs will briefly flash green twice and the unit will emit an audible confirmation notification. If selected within the Lap Timing Mode, a cancel timeout screen will display, allowing you to cancel the reset within 5 seconds by pressing the screen. |
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Fwd/Back Buttons
| The Forward and Back arrow buttons can be used to navigate through the Display Mode and Settings screens. Alternatively, you can swipe left or right on the screen when these are visible. |
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Exit Button
| The Exit button can be used to return to the previous menu or page. |
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