bkramm
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Is there any way to keep the display on for the entire transmission
besides setting the display timeout as high as it will go?
besides setting the display timeout as high as it will go?
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No. About all you can do is to try to determine the average length of all transmissions and set the screen default timeout accordingly. You could also set the timeout to zero and keep the screen on continuously, but you'd pay the price in battery life. In that case, maintaining a low brightness setting would help. That said, this feature would be welcome in a future firmware update.
bkramm
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Thanks Bob550. That is all I could come up with for an answer.
Got timeout set to 25-30 seconds, works well on average.
Got timeout set to 25-30 seconds, works well on average.
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