LED MACHINES

USER MANUAL
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 Table of Contents

Flashlight:! 3
Flashlight Options:! 5
Lock the phone screen:! 5
Screen Light:!5
LED Strobe:! 6
Compass Mode:! 7
Alarm Clock:!8
Alarm Clock Options:! 9
Enter full screen:! 9
Weather forecast:! 9
Change the color of the clock:! 10
Alarm View:! 11
Adding an alarm:! 12
Play music or sound:! 14
Light or Strobe on:! 14
Recurring:! 14
Snooze:! 14
Fade in sound:! 15
Vibration:! 15
Clap deactivated:! 16
Manipulating scheduled alarms.! 16
Morse Machine:! 18
repeated morse code:! 19
Morse code speed:! 19
System Options:! 20
System Settings:! 20
Sound effects:! 20
Flip activated LED:! 21
Screen Light on clap/Flip:! 21
Optimized for flashlight use:! 21
Interface customization:! 22
Change wallpaper:! 22
Change Flashlight Button:! 23
Change clock type:! 23
About screen:! 24
Flashlight:

The flashlight mode let's you easily and

quickly activate the LED of your phone. The
big button acts as a permanent on/off switch
for the LED whilst the smaller momentarily
activates the led, as long as it is pressed.

Figure 1: The Main flashlight screen

By taping the little mic icon on the bottom left
corner of the window, you can activate the
clap listening control. On clap listening, the
iPhone will will turn the LED on/off in case it
detects claps or finger clicks. You can
choose the sensitivity level by pressing the
+/- button on the right. There are four
sensitivity levels. On level one the iPhone will
try to filter background noises while you are
clapping. On level four the iphone will try to
listen for any single change in the sound and
activate the LED. The clap system can be
used as a party control too. Just set it to level
1 and turn it on in a dance club. The LED will
turn on according to the beats of the music!
A sophisticated algorithm detects the
homogeneity of the background noise. If the
background noise is homogenous, it turns
the LED to clap mode and filters any
unwanted noise. If the background noise is
not homogenous, it turns the LED to music
reaction mode and tries to identify music
patterns to lit the LED accordingly.
Everything is automated, the app is really
smart and identifies where you are and why
you need the clap control for!

Flashlight Options:
Taping on the little arrow on the left of the top
menu while you are in flashlight mode, you
can access a series of options.

Figure 2: The Flashlight Options

Lock the phone screen:

Locks the screen and all the functions of the
app. Helpful in case you are using your
phone at the same time you are doing some
other activity, it helps to avoid unwanted on/
offs of the led from accidental screen
touches. Swipe the metallic button to unlock
the screen.

Screen Light:
The screen light lets you lit the screen of
your phone. You can choose the color of the
screen and if you want it to be in constant
light or in strobe mode.

LED Strobe:
Lets you choose how long the LED will stay
on and how long off. Swipe your finger in the
area (A) the Y axis controls the time the led
will stay on. The X axis controls the longevity
of the OFF sessions of the LED between the
ON sessions. The dials indicate the values in
seconds. The left dial indicates how long the
LED will stay on.

Figure 3: The Strobe Control

The right dial indicates how long the LED will
stay OFF. Its really easy to use!! Play a bit
with it and you will master it in no time!

Compass Mode:
It gives you the opportunity to light the LED
in a specific direction. To set the direction
you want the LED to lit, point on it with your
phone and press the middle button. If you
press again the button, then you turn the
LED completely OFF. After you set the
direction, the LED will turn on only if you
point on it. A nice way to find if you are
following the correct direction while walking
in the night without the need to look at
phones screen.

Figure 4: The LED Compass

Alarm Clock:
You have the option to choose between two
alarm clock faces. An original design of a
watch style clock and a classic one. Both
alarm faces indicate when the next alarm is
going to ring on the lower side of them. If
both of the alarm dials are set on 12, then
this is an indication that there is no alarm set
to ring.

Figure 5: The Alarm clocks

Alarm Clock Options:

Pressing the arrow on the left side of the bar

on the top of the alarm view brings you on
the following options:

Figure 6: Alarm Clock Options

Enter full screen:

Removes all the screen elements and leaves
only the clock and the wallpaper visible. If
you are in weather forecast mode, it leaves
the weather elements visible.

Weather forecast:
It activates/deactivates the weather view
mode. You can see whats going on outside
your window with live weather visual effects.
The app will try to identify the place you are
on. You can also manually add the place you
are by tapping the name of your the current
location on the bottom of the screen. You can
change the temperature from Celsius to
Fahrenheit and reverse by just tapping it.

Figure 7: Alarm Clock in weather forecast mode

Change the color of the clock:

By pressing the clock color button, a color
wheel is being presented on top of the clock.
Just slide your finger over the color of your
choice and the clock face will change to the
color you chose.
 Figure 7: Alarm Clock Color wheel

Alarm View:
A pie view representing the scheduled
alarms of your system.

Figure 7: Alarm Pie. Schedule a new alarm by pressing the bell button in the middle
You can schedule a new alarm by clicking
the button in the middle of the pie, the one
with the bell on it.

Adding an alarm:
When you add a new alarm you present with
the following screen:

Figure 8: Scheduling a new alarm. Scroll the lower part of the view to access more options
Here you can choose the time of the alarm,
and the day it will ring. The active days are
on the left and by tapping them you
deactivate them.
On the lower part of the screen are a series
of options in a scroll view. These options are
the following:

Figure 9: The options for adding a new alarm

Play music or sound:

You can choose one of the apps 11 exciting

sounds or you can select a music from your
iTunes Library.
Light or Strobe on:

You can select the LED to go ON when the

alarm rings in a constant or strobe mode.
The timings of the strobe mode (how long the
LED will stay ON and how long OFF) are the
same as the ones you have set on the LED
strobe control from the flashlight view.
Recurring:

Select ON if you want to the alarm to be

repeated on specific days of the week. Select
OFF if you want the alarm to ring just once
on a specific date and then to be
automatically deleted.
Snooze:

Choose after how many minutes the snooze

will ring. If the snooze is active, you have the
option to convert it into decreased snooze.
The time of a decreased snooze will get
decreased to half every time a snooze rings.
For example if you select a 15 minute
snooze to be decreased, then the first time
the snooze is set it will ring after 15 minutes,
and then if you set the snooze again it will
ring after 7.5 minutes and if you set it again,
after 3.45 minutes, until it reaches 1 minute.
From that point it will ring every minute.
By using a decreased snooze is more
effective for your body to wake up as every
time you are having a snooze less time is
given to your body to sleep, putting it easier
in an alarming position.
Fade in sound:

It makes the sound or music of the alarm

gradually increased. You can set how many
seconds you need for the sound to reach to
the maximum level. Use it for an easier
waking up in the morning.
Vibration:

Select to turn on or off your phones vibration

when the alarm rings.
Clap deactivated:

Select ON if you want the alarm to be

deactivated by clapping your hands. It is
available only for the sound alarms. It listens
for claps during the silent duration between
the alarms.

Manipulating scheduled alarms.

There are two different types of alarms: The
recuring alarms that are scheduled to repeat
weekly and the alarms that runs only once.
The recurring alarms have a grey color whilst
the run once alarms are blue.

Figure 10: Scheduled alarm view.

You can activate/deactivate an alarm by fst
tapping on it. You can access the alarms
options if you tap and hold your finger on it.
There you can choose to add a note to be
displayed when the alarm rings and the app
is deactivated, You can edit the existing
alarm, or you can even completely delete the
alarm.
Morse Machine:
The morse machine lets you type a text and
it automatically converts it into morse code!
You can play the morse sequence by
pressing the -*- botton on the right of the
keyboard. While the sequence is being
played, the current letter and more item are
highlighted making it easier for you to keep
track which element is currently translated. It
keeps on phones memory the last text you
typed on it.

Figure 11: The morse machine

On the left page the text that you type is
presented. On the right page, this text is
automatically translated into morse signals.

Morse Machine Options:

Figure 11: The morse machine Options

repeated morse code:

Select it to auto repeat the translated morse
sequence. The sequence will pause for a
second and start from the beginning every
time it finishes.

Morse code speed:

Three different speeds to choose from: The
lower the speed, the more time it will take for
a morse sequence to finish.
System Options:

You can access the system options by taping

on the gear on the left top corner of your
phones screen. There are three options:

System Settings:

Figure 12: System options.

Sound effects:

Turn ON/OFF the apps sound effects

Flip activated LED:

When enabled, lets you turn the LED ON/

OFF by flipping your phone.
Screen Light on clap/Flip:

Opens the front screen light when you clap

your hands or flip the phone. You need to
have activated the hand clapping or the
phone flipping option first in order this option
to be active
Optimized for flashlight use:

By optimising the app for flashlight use, the

LED will turn on almost instantly when you
launch the app but you may experience a
drop in app's animation speed. If you are
using the app mainly as a flashlight we
recomend you to turn this option ON. If your
main use of the app is the alarm, keeping
this option to OFF is recommended. You
need to restart the app for the changes to
take effect.
Interface customization:
Gives you a series of options to customize
the interface of the app to your liking:

Figure 13: System customization screen.

Change wallpaper:
Select between one of the 6 wonderful
wallpapers from the collection we are
offering you or choose a photo from your
library as the background of the app.

Change Flashlight Button:

Choose between 4 different button types for
the flashlight.

Change clock type:

Select between two modes for the clock:
1) Watch style with indication for the next
scheduled alarm and the current date.
2) Simple style with just next alarm
indication.
About screen:

Figure 13: The about screen.

The screen that gives you info about the app,

lets you easily rate it, gives you access to
this manual and lets you subscribe to the
apps Facebook page or follow us on twitter.