Steve Douty
Well-Known Member
When I am in the field I am very often not near my LS as it is collecting data. Sometimes I am 20 to 50 feet away for various reasons. It is now necessary for me to get my old eyes close to the LS in order to determine if the cycle has finished and verified and waiting for me to accept or reject the observation. Would it be possible to do something with the screen colors when the LS is waiting for user input that I could observe from a greater distance? This might be accomplished by changing the map background color from it's normal (white) to a drastically different color when user input is needed. It would be effective if the screen alternated colors every second or two if the energy budget would allow.
I know that this request is because I am lazy, but you never score if you don't shoot.
I know that this request is because I am lazy, but you never score if you don't shoot.