UI Setup
The UI Setup guide allows you to customize your user interface preferences, fonts, and colors to enhance your experience. In the Preferences section, you can save or restore your complete user-defined configuration. The “Fonts” section lets you adjust the size of various fonts used in the interface, such as grid labels and spectrum peak labels. Additionally, the Colors section provides options to adjust the global brightness and contrast, and even switch to a reverse color scheme for better readability in outdoor environments.
Preferences
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Configuration | Saves/restores a complete user-defined configuration. |
Engine
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Vertical sync | Prevent the appearance of screen tearing by synchronizing the application’s framerate with that of the screen. |
| Enable advanced editor | Enable the advanced layout editor mode. More information about in the [Advanced editor -@advanced] section |
Captures (live and ultimate versions only)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Enable auto-color for captures | Enable to select a distinct color for new captures. This color will be choosed on a pool of 16 colors which should match 99% of accessibility. |
Fonts
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Small Scale | Sets the size of the smallest font used for drawing the grid labels. |
| Large Scale | Sets the size of the largest font used for drawing the grid labels. |
| Spectrum Peak Label | Sets the size of the font used for the Spectrum peak label. |
Colors
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Brightness | Adjusts global user interface brightness. |
| Contrast | Adjusts global user interface contrast. |
| Accentuation | Define the accentuation color of MiRA |
| Background | Define the background color of the application |
| Scope Solid 1 | Define the first scope solid color |
| Scope Solid 2 | Define the second scope solid color |
| Gradient color 1 | Define the first scope gradient color |
| Gradient color 2 | Define the second scope gradient color |
| Gradient color 3 | Define the third scope gradient color |
Daylight mode and outdoor readability
Daylight mode is intended for bright environments where the default dark interface is difficult to read, such as outdoor tuning, festival control positions, or venues with direct sunlight on the screen.
To enable this mode, please enable “Black and white mode” and “Inverted” button. This wil Use the UI presets and color controls to switch to a high-brightness interface, then fine-tune Brightness and Contrast for the actual display.
Then try to increase font sizes, and verify the most important scopes from the normal operator distance. If the display still feels washed out, simplify the layout so that only the scopes needed for the current task are visible.