Controls

this page describes the controls of flipper one — the buttons, touchpad, and d pad used to navigate the interface, switch apps, and trigger device level actions like power and recovery most buttons are adaptive and context dependent their current action is shown on the screen above the button flipper one controls controls description control description ptt button push to talk button to activate microphone in walkie talkie mode, for voice control and more this button may be used as an adaptive app defined button in this case, the current action is context dependent and displayed on the screen ‎ touchpad touchpad for on screen keyboard and menu navigation, content scrolling support horizontal and vertical scroll most likely will be always duplicate d pad navigation and will be used for quick move in long lists ‎ esc button adaptive app defined button current action is context dependent and displayed on screen above the button recommended ui actions cancel, stop, pause, breake, abort, back, discard ‎ edit button adaptive app defined button current action is context dependent and displayed on screen above the button recommended ui actions more, edit, extra, config, rename ‎ power button long press for 1 second device power mode control turn on/off, reboot short press on linux level action is context dependent and displayed on screen above the button ‎ view button adaptive app defined button current action is context dependent and displayed on screen above the button recommended ui actions help, search, view ‎ run button adaptive app defined button current action is context dependent and displayed on screen above the button recommended ui actions start, run, enter, save ‎ app switcher works only on linux level alt+tab like button, list all opened apps windows ‎ back button back, exit in menus and apps d pad main navigation d pad with 5 buttons up, down, left, right and ok in center buttons shortcuts some buttons and their combinations have hardware defined behavior that does not depend on software these combinations can hardware reset, power off, or put the device into full recovery mode action description hardware restart back + left — hold for 0 5 seconds, ⚠️ but we want 3 seconds? an analog circuit (or gate) charges a capacitor and sends a reset to all chips mcu, cpu, and two expanders ‎ power on hold power button for 1 sec to turn on device from power off first turn on from transport mode is the same power on connecting usb to charging port also power on the device ‎ full power cycle (hardware reboot) hold power button for 10 seconds to complety power cycle device it will quicly turn off and on battery what will happen when usb charger connected? ‎ firmware recovery hold ??? + ??? before powering on or power cycle to enter in mcu firmware recovery todo find better shortcut ‎