function remapping/renaming, can it be exported/imported or sent to mailbox as a text (changed fields only) as devices die and the changed settings were made years ago. can it do a yearly popup to backup the current config ? people might like to standardise on a non default common set.
On the new app, the app automatically manages the function button names based on your CV settings (except for custom names that you have locked). So all of that is seen on other Android devices you may have automatically. If you have entered a custom button name (for example you have renamed FX6 to "Ditch Lights") you will have to enter that custom name on your other devices (at this time).
Hi Dave, is it possible for the app to connect to another hand held controller such as a thumb joystick or mini controller? My thinking is to use the app to make settings on the run (example momentum) but have simple accelerate and decelerate via a user choice of controller. Similar to what the enginedriver app can do by connecting to an external input/output device.
I wish the android app showed the voltage like the ios.
This is very exciting stuff. Thanks for putting this together. Love that the function menu is available on the multi train screen.
function remapping/renaming, can it be exported/imported or sent to mailbox as a text (changed fields only)
as devices die and the changed settings were made years ago. can it do a yearly popup to backup the current config ?
people might like to standardise on a non default common set.
On the new app, the app automatically manages the function button names based on your CV settings (except for custom names that you have locked). So all of that is seen on other Android devices you may have automatically. If you have entered a custom button name (for example you have renamed FX6 to "Ditch Lights") you will have to enter that custom name on your other devices (at this time).
Hi Dave, is it possible for the app to connect to another hand held controller such as a thumb joystick or mini controller? My thinking is to use the app to make settings on the run (example momentum) but have simple accelerate and decelerate via a user choice of controller. Similar to what the enginedriver app can do by connecting to an external input/output device.
We have not added game-controller hooks into the new Android app app. We’ll take a look at that when we get a chance.