# Tools On joystick devices, the tools are in **Tools**, grouped into Location, Comms and System. The navigation tools are on the [Navigation](./navigation.md) page, Nodes and Admin on [Contacts](./contacts.md). > [!NOTE] > **Wio Tracker L2:** the tools are apps on the home screen: Messages, Nodes, > Settings, Compass, Clock, GPS, Bot, Repeater, Admin, Diagnostics. The trail, > live sharing and the locator are on the map (its tools button) and in > Settings › Map. ## Clock The **Clock** home page shows the time, the date and up to three fields you choose (hold Enter): battery, temperature, humidity, pressure, altitude (barometric or GPS), light, CO₂, GPS position, satellites, contacts, unread messages. The time comes from GPS or the phone app; the time zone is in Settings. **Enter** on the clock opens the clock tools: - **Alarm**: a time, repeating daily, on weekdays, at weekends or once. It rings with the screen off or locked, but not after a shutdown. - **Timer**: a countdown that rings when it reaches zero, whatever screen you're on. - **Stopwatch**. Any key silences the ringing; it stops by itself after a minute. ## Remote bot **Tools › Bot** answers messages for you. It watches your direct messages, one channel and one room, each switched on separately: - **Trigger and reply**: when a message contains the trigger (several can be separated by commas, `*` matches any message), the bot sends the reply. The reply can use placeholders, plus `{name}` (the sender) and `{hops}`. - **Commands**: messages starting with `!` get live data back: | Command | Reply | | ------- | ----- | | `!ping` | `pong` | | `!batt`, `!temp`, `!time`, `!loc` | battery, temperature, time, position | | `!hops` | how many hops the command took | | `!status` | battery, position and time | | `!help` | the list of commands | Several in one message get one reply: `!batt !time` → `4.10V | 14:30`. - **Actions** (off by default) let the command change the device: `!buzz` (sounds the buzzer to find it), `!gps on` / `!gps off`, `!gps fix` (turns the GPS on, waits for a good fix and sends it), `!advert`. **DM allow = Fav** limits the DM bot to your favourites, and **quiet hours** stop trigger replies at night (commands still answer). Replies are rate limited so two bots can't answer each other forever. The room bot uses the room's saved login. ## Auto-advert **Tools › Auto-advert** sends an advert with your position every 30 seconds to 1 hour, so others see you in their Nearby list. With it on at both ends and Settings › Sound › **AD sound** set, each device beeps when it hears the other: a hands-free "still in range". ## Repeater **Tools › Repeater** makes the device relay other people's packets while it keeps working as a companion. By default it relays on a separate repeater profile (the community's repeater frequency) and switches back when you turn it off; **Network = Current** relays on your own frequency instead. Optional filters keep a mobile repeater from adding noise: skip adverts, a maximum hop count, **Yield** (let fixed repeaters go first), a minimum SNR, drop duplicates already relayed by someone else, and relay only your **scopes**. Diagnostics shows how much it forwards. ## Ringtones **Tools › Ringtone** composes two melodies of up to 32 notes (pitch, octave, length, tempo). Use them for notifications in Settings › Sound, or for a single contact or channel from its options. > [!NOTE] > **Wio Tracker L2:** the melody editor is under Settings › Sound. ## Diagnostics **Tools › Diagnostics** shows live counters (packets received and sent by type, forwarded, errors), memory, the radio's noise floor and the last packet's signal; a **System** tab with the firmware and radio settings; and a **Font** tab with a sample of every script the font covers. Hold Enter on the live tab to reset the counters. > [!NOTE] > **Wio Tracker L2:** the Diagnostics app, with a **Noise** tab that > measures the noise floor over time. ## GPIO *Wio Tracker L1 only.* **Tools › GPIO** sets four spare pins as input, output or (GPIO1–2) analog input, shows their level and switches outputs. The bot's `!gpio1`…`!gpio4` commands read and set the same pins. ## GPS and sensors The **GPS** home page shows the fix and satellites; **Sensors** shows the readings of the sensors the board has. **GPS pwr** in Settings › System turns the GPS off between fixes to save battery; anything that needs your position (the trail, live share, the locator) keeps it on. > [!NOTE] > **Wio Tracker L2:** the **GPS** app draws a sky plot of the satellites and > each one's signal strength.