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Settings

Open Settings from the bottom navigation. Here's every option and what it does.

PRIORITYwave Settings screen
The Settings screen — scroll to see all the options.

Paired RF Remotes​

Opens the list of remotes paired to this receiver, where you can add a new one or remove one you no longer use. Covered in detail on the LoRa Remote page.

Theme​

Light or Dark (default: Light). Pick whichever is easier to read — dark is easier on the eyes at night, light cuts glare in full sun.

Screen Off After​

How long the display stays on after the last touch: 1 Minute (default), 2 Minutes, or Always On. The receiver keeps working with the display asleep — the first tap wakes the screen, and a second tap presses controls. Note that keeping the screen always on will deplete the internal battery much faster.

The Manual Control screen is the one exception: it always goes dark after 2 minutes without a touch, even with Always On, so a receiver left on that screen doesn't run its battery flat.

Show Startup Guide​

Whether the built-in Getting Started guide appears at power-on (default: On). This is the same setting as the Show every time checkbox on the guide itself — change it in either place.

Power LED​

Turns the blue status light on or off (default: On). With it off, the receiver runs dark and works exactly the same. See Status Light.

Clear Bluetooth Devices​

Removes all saved phones from the receiver in one step (you'll get a confirmation dialog first). Afterward the receiver advertises under a new Bluetooth name, and each phone should forget the old pairing before reconnecting — details on the Bluetooth Pairing page.

Advanced Settings​

Options that change how PRIORITYwave drives the traffic cabinet: the advance pulse duration and the cooldown between advances. They're covered on their own page — see Advanced Settings.

About this Device​

Shows the device model, the firmware versions for the display and the control board, and the serial number — the details support will ask for if you ever call in. Scroll down for build details.

About This Device screen showing the device model and the display and control board firmware versions
The About screen lists both firmware versions and, further down, the serial number.