General settings

Mode settings

Each mode keeps its own. Changing one in digital leaves analog alone.

Setting	What it does	Out of the box
Default color	Which color each new channel is born with	Blue in digital, magenta in analog
Initial number of steps	How many steps a project starts with	16
Show step numbers	Whether the numbering starts visible	No
Show labels	Whether the labels start visible	No
Fixed channel height	Every page draws channels at the same height	Yes
Right drag creates pulses	Dragging with the right button past the end adds the missing steps	Yes

The same block holds the numbering mode (all / high / low) and the counting (individual / combined). See Numbers and labels.

Fixed channel height

With Yes, a page with a single channel draws it the same size as the ones on a full page.

With No, that channel stretches to fill the screen. Handy when you want to look at one channel in detail; annoying when you are paging and the size jumps.

Right drag creates pulses

Turn it off if it creates steps by accident while you move around the signal. With “No”, that drag only moves the view.

Setting	Options
Dark mode	Light, dark or Automatic
Interface language	Spanish or English

Setting

Options

Dark mode

Light, dark or Automatic

Interface language

Spanish or English

Protocol settings

These live separately, in the window behind the Protocol button in the header, and apply to the whole application.

Protocol	What you set
CAN	Dominant level (high or low)
I2C	The buses, each with its SDA / SCL pair
UART	Data bits, parity, stop bits, first bit and idle level
Modbus	Mode (RTU / ASCII / TCP), direction and serial line

All these settings are stored in your browser: you will find them as you left them next time you open the app on that same machine.

Start here

Concepts

The editor

Protocols

Generators

Export

Device

Settings

Reference