Flipper Zero's Settings menu allows you to control Bluetooth, volume, vibration, and screen brightness. It also provides a way to enable debugging options, set up logging, and more. The Settings Menu is located inside the Main Menu. You can read about accessing the Main Menu in the Control section.
Flipper Zero can connect to your smartphone and communicate with the Flipper Mobile app via Bluetooth Low Energy. The Mobile app allows you to update firmware, sync items and keys to your phone, and control Flippe Zero.
Bluetooth settings:
The Bluetooth status icon is displayed on the status bar on the Desktop. It shows the connection state.
Bluetooth states:
In the LCD and Notifications section, you can control the display and status LED brightness, sound and vibro notifications.
LCD and Notifications options:
The LCD Backlight section controls the brightness of the orange display backlight. Brightness can be adjusted by clicking :left: LEFT and :right: RIGHT
In the Storage menu you can unmount the SD card, format it, run a benchmark to determine the performance of the card, and see the amount of used/free space.
Storage Menu options:
The SD card is required for both installing firmware updates and access all the features of Flipper Zero. To install the SD card, refer to Configuring the SD card section.
In the Power tab, you can access the battery info, reboot your device, and power it off.
Power controls:
In the Desktop section, you can change the parameters of Flipper Zero's main screen, the one where the dolphin lives.
Desktop settings:
Shows the profile of the dolphin that lives inside Flipper Zero — its unique name, level of experience and mood. The mood depends on how often you utilize your device's functions.
You can control the log verbosity by setting the appropriate Log Level. Logs can be found in the system console. The Debug Mode ON/OFF option activates the debug mode adding Debug Tools to the Main Menu. The debug menu has a number of system apps used when testing the device and it's hidden by default.
Log Levels are cumulative, i.e. every subsequent level includes all messages from previous levels:
Default — corresponds to Info
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