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5.4.13.2
5.4.13.3
5.4.13.4
5.4.13.5
Siemens AG
ICM CP
Setting
Always on top
Auto hide
Show clock
Screen
This control panel can be used to set the desktop background and the colour
combinations for the windows and menus. For the desktop background the user can
choose one of 3 options:
•
single colour
•
list of 26 pre-loaded icons or logos
•
own bitmap image (*.bmp)
The icon, logo or bitmap image may either be set in the middle of the desktop or can
be set as a repeated pattern of adjacent copies.
For the windows and menus the user can choose from a list of 13 ready prepared
colour combinations. It is possible to add new pre-configured colour combinations.
Window or menu elements can be coloured individually from a palette with 48 pre-
configured colours. Each colour can be chosen and added to the palette from a
"rainbow"-coloured box showing all 65536 possible colours and adapted with the
following parameters:
•
Red, blue and green intensity (0..255)
•
Colour code (0..239), contrast (0..240) and brightness (0..240)
Owner
The user can input his/her own data (name, company and address, private and
business number with dialling prefix). As an option, these items of data can be
displayed when the SIMpad SL4 is switched on. It is also possible to input notes, to be
displayed when it is switched on.
Communication
This control panel enables the user to give an identifying name to the SIMpad SL4, so
that it can appear in a network under this name. In addition, the device type can be
specified.
For links to a PC for the purpose of data exchange (see 5.4.5), this control panel can
be used to activate the automatic set-up of a link when a connection is made. In
addition, the user can select the type of link.
Device settings
This control panel has been specially developed for the SIMpad SL4; it has 4 tabs:
Display/Sound, Battery, Memory and Device Info. It also appears as a small icon in the
task bar and can be directly started from there (see 5.2.1).
Display/Sound:
Description
Ensures that the taskbar continues to be displayed in a
program.
Moves the taskbar on the CE desktop to the bottom so
that only a narrow strip of it remains visible. Moving the
cursor over this strip calls up the taskbar. Moving the
cursor back above the taskbar causes it to disappear
again.
Displays the internal clock
Technical Description
SIMpad SL4
Version V2.0
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20.08.01, David Brunner
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