JakubandClaude Opus 5.5
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- Settings schema gains Privacy (position in adverts, who can ask for status / location / sensors), Adding contacts (all or by type, max hops, replace oldest) and Advanced radio (path hash size, double ACK, listen before talk, interference threshold, RX boost, RX delay, airtime factor); both UIs build their rows from it - Auto-advert carries position only when Position in adverts is on - ui-new accordion holds 16 sections and 128 rows - docs: settings, tools, feature matrix Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tools
On joystick devices, the tools are in Tools, grouped into Location, Comms and System; the Tools home page keeps the two you used last. The navigation tools are on the Navigation page, Nodes and Admin on Contacts; the Status screen opens from its own home page.
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 with a bar under it that fills with the seconds (Settings › Display › Clock seconds), 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.
- Calendar: the month with today marked and the alarm's days underlined; Left / Right pages through the months, Enter comes back to this one.
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:
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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 !pingpong!batt,!temp,!time,!locbattery, temperature, time, position !hopshow many hops the command took !statusbattery, position and time !helpthe 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 your advert every 30 seconds to 1 hour (with your position if Settings › Privacy › Advert pos is on), 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. The Status screen's Mesh tab 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.
Status
The Status home page sums up the radio, GPS, battery and mesh in four tiles; Enter opens the Status screen, one tab per subject (Left / Right between them, Up / Down scrolls):
| Tab | Shows |
|---|---|
| Radio | Frequency, SF / BW / CR, TX power, the noise floor over the last half hour, the last packet's signal |
| GPS | On / off (Enter switches it), fix, satellites, position, altitude, speed, precision, time to first fix |
| Sky | The satellites on a sky plot, or each one's signal as bars (Enter swaps them); Wio Tracker L1 |
| Power | Battery level, voltage, source and trend, then the readings of any sensors |
| Mesh | Packets received and sent with a traffic line, forwarded, nodes heard, contacts; hold Enter resets the counters |
| System | Uptime, firmware, device, memory, the send queue, errors, and a sample of every script the font covers; Enter shows a QR code that opens this manual on a phone |
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 Diagnostics app, with a Noise tab that measures the noise floor over time and history charts you can touch for the value at that moment, and the GPS app, on three tabs: Sky (a plot of the satellites and the fix), Signal (a bar per satellite with its strength, and the constellations) and Details (position, precision, time to first fix and what the receiver reports). The manual's QR code is in Settings › About.
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.