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color curved line frequencies

mariowhite's

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I noticed that the colors change in different programs.
I would like to set for all programs kx green 2.5, red = 7.5 and kh ble = 22 kz
Where do I go to change the menu expert?
thanks
 
Expert menu/Program/excludes

At the top of the screen there is a Program list box. Select (All Programs)
menu/tab to the next box. Scroll down to Configuration, press enter. Scroll down to Color and press enter to check color.

Then if you want to change the colors (which will change the colors to your desired colors in all programs), select the common program and adjust your colors in the common program.
 
To make all programs have the same color themes, you can "exclude colors" from the individual program settings. When a configuration item is "excluded", the individual programs use the configuration settings in the Common program. So, if you exclude a configuration item from a program (or all programs), you need to adjust your settings the way you like them in the common program (common settings that are not specific to an individual program).

If you don't have the expert menu enabled, you press menu/tab once to get to the 6 block menu, then press menu tab again and a drop down list will appear. Use the down arrow key to scroll to the bottom of the list. When Expert menu is highlighted, press enter. A new menu should appear that gives you access to all the options the detector allows. The first option is program. Press enter. Use the down arrow key to scroll down to the Setup option. Press enter.(I forgot that item first time, sorry). Scroll down to Excludes and press enter. You are now in the Excludes dialog. The first item in that dialog box is titled Program. You can select individual programs that you want to exclude a setting (so that it uses the common program settings), or there's an option at the end that allows you to pick All programs. If you want all of your programs to have the same color settings, then you want to scroll down to (All Programs) using the down arrow key. If you only want to change the settings for individual programs, you will need to select the individual program and repeat as necessary to get the individual programs you want to change. Once you have selected the program (or All Programs), press menu/tab to get to the configuration selection box. Use your down arrow to scroll down to Configuration and press enter. Then scroll down to color and press enter to select color. Now your program (or all programs) will use the color palette specified by the common program. The default color palette for Common is the same as Coin and Jewelry (and coin and...).

If all you want to do is have the colors the same as Coin and Jewelry, then at this point, you should be done. If you want to adjust the colors more, ask, I will help with that if need be.

If all you want to do is change the color in that one program (I'm guessing hi-pro?) then you can adjust the colors by going to the expert menu, scrolling down to Configure, press enter. Then scroll down to the color theme list box (probably says custom in the program that you are wanting to change) and use the left or right arrow keys (right if it does say custom) until you get to Sunshine.

If you like the colors in the program, but want to change only the frequency colors, then go to expert menu/configure and scroll down to the color theme selection box. Use the right arrow to select Setup. Then scroll down to Live Search screen, press enter. Scroll down to graphic box and press enter. Scroll down to color and press enter. Scroll down to Signals and press enter. Scroll down to 2.5kHz and press enter. The first bar is how much red to have in the line, the middle bar is how much green to have in the signal and the 3rd bar is how much blue to have in the signal. If there is any red showing in the first bar, scroll down to the first bar and use the left arrow key to remove the red. Scroll down to the second bar and use the right arrow key to put more green in your signal. Scroll down to the 3rd bar and remove all the blue using the left arrow key. Do the same for the appropriate colors for the 7.5ik and the 22.5k.
 
What version of software do you have? I was using the detector with the latest software (version 1.3) to go through the steps. As long as you have the color theme set to Setup, you should be able to see the graphic box selection in the Live Search Screen option.
 
I have version 1.3 but do not have the graphics box.
also on page 51 outlines Chat 1, read below: These options only available in the Mixed Mode Pro, is there an asterisk means that the color is changed only in this progrmma.E 'right?
 
No, the graphics box should show up on any program with the color theme set to "Setup". Setting the color theme to "Setup" is very important to be able to adjust the colors in the graphics box. What do you have the color theme set to? (Expert menu/configure/color theme)
 
I'm sorry that I did not understand, I will not change the whole theme color es Sunshine ...
etc etc but I want to just change the color of a frequency.
Example: I want to change the color from red to 22.5 frequency ble in Hi-Pro to make it equal to that of other programs.
 
Setting the color theme to setup will start with the colors of the program that you have currently selected (Hi Pro in this case). And no colors other than the ones you want to change will be affected. The only way to change just the frequency colors is to set the color theme to "Setup". Then you can change the colors for your frequencies to the colors you like as explained above. The other colors will continue to be as they are in that program.

Hope this helps.
 
I don't understand your question? What do you mean "get a signal"?

The frequency colors you are asking about are the colors for the signals in the graph that you see in analysis mode, or pinpoint mode. After setting the color theme to Setup:

Scroll down to "Live Search screen", press enter. Scroll down to "graphic box" and press enter. Scroll down to "color" and press enter. Scroll down to "Signals" and press enter. Scroll down to "2.5kHz" and press enter. The first bar is how much red to have in the line, the middle bar is how much green to have in the signal and the 3rd bar is how much blue to have in the signal. If there is any red showing in the first bar, scroll down to the first bar and use the left arrow key to remove the red. Scroll down to the second bar and use the right arrow key to put more green in your signal. Scroll down to the 3rd bar and remove all the blue using the left arrow key. Do the same for the appropriate colors for the 7.5k and the 22.5k.
 
Yes, you can. But, you can't have it on custom when you are changing the individual signal colors because you won't see the graphic box menu item down in live search screen. To adjust those colors, you need to have it set to "Setup".
 
pia plan were understanding.
Graphic Box only comes with the program mixed mode pro. with others does not come out, yet you so?
 
When the manual was written, probably MMP had the color theme set to setup whereas the other programs had specified color themes and that is what is reflected in the manual. This does not mean other programs prevent you from being able to change colors. All programs (not just Mixed Mode Pro) have the ability to adjust your colors. You need to do the following steps:

1) Set the color theme to "setup" which means it is ready for you to set up your colors that you want. (What is your color theme set to?)
2) After you set the color theme to "setup", go down to the Live Search Screen and open it
3) scroll down to graphic box and open it
4) scroll down to color and open it
5) Scroll down to Signals and open it.
6) Scroll down to the signal that you want to adjust the color on and open it.
7) For signal colors that are in most of the other programs, you want to clear the red and blue bars, and set the green bar to maximum for the 2.5kHz. For the 7.5kHz clear the green and blue bars and set the red bar to maximum and for 22.5kHz, clear the green and red bars and set the blue to maximum.
 
Here are the colors he has set up in hi-pro
2.5kHz, the blue line is maximum and red and green are cleared
7.5kHz, This is black - red, blue and green are all maximized
22.5kHz, The red line is maximum and blue and green are cleared.
 
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