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'menu.term' => 'Back to Terminal', |
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'menu.cfg_system' => 'System Settings', |
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'menu.cfg_wifi_conn' => 'Connecting to Network', |
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'menu.settings' => 'Settings', |
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'title.term' => 'Terminal', |
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// not used - api etc. Added to suppress warnings |
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'menu.term_set' => '', |
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'menu.wifi_connstatus' => '', |
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'menu.wifi_set' => '', |
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'menu.wifi_scan' => '', |
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'menu.network_set' => '', |
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'menu.system_set' => '', |
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'menu.write_defaults' => '', |
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'menu.restore_defaults' => '', |
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'menu.restore_hard' => '', |
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'menu.reset_screen' => '', |
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'menu.index' => '', |
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// Terminal page |
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'title.term' => 'Terminal', // page title of the terminal page |
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'term_nav.config' => 'Config', |
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'term_nav.wifi' => 'WiFi', |
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'term_nav.keybd' => 'Keyboard', |
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'term_nav.paste_prompt' => 'Paste text to send:', |
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'net.ap' => 'DHCP Server (AP)', |
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'net.sta' => 'DHCP Client (Station)', |
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'net.sta_mac' => 'Station MAC', |
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'net.ap_mac' => 'AP MAC', |
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'net.details' => 'MAC addresses', |
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// Terminal settings page |
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'term.defaults' => 'Initial Settings', |
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'term.expert' => 'Expert Options', |
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'term.explain_initials' => ' |
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Those are the initial settings used after ESPTerm powers on, or when the screen |
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reset command is received. They can be changed later by the terminal application |
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via control commands. |
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reset command is received (<code>\ec</code>). They can be changed by the |
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terminal application using escape sequences. |
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'term.explain_expert' => ' |
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Those are advanced config options that usually don\'t need to be changed. |
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'term.term_width' => 'Width', |
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'term.term_height' => 'Height', |
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'term.buttons' => 'Button labels', |
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'term.theme' => 'Color scheme', |
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'term.theme' => 'Color palette', |
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'term.cursor_shape' => 'Cursor style', |
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'term.parser_tout_ms' => 'Parser timeout', |
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'term.display_tout_ms' => 'Redraw delay', |
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'term.show_config_links' => 'Show nav links', |
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'term.show_buttons' => 'Show buttons', |
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'term.loopback' => 'Local Echo (<span style="text-decoration:overline">SRM</span>)', |
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'term.crlf_mode' => 'CR+LF enter (LNM)', |
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'term.crlf_mode' => 'Enter = CR+LF (LNM)', |
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'term.want_all_fn' => 'Capture all keys<br>(F5, F11, F12…)', |
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'term.button_msgs' => 'Button codes<br>(ASCII, dec, CSV)', |
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'term.color_fg' => 'Default fg.', |
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'term.color_bg' => 'Default bg.', |
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'term.color_fg_prev' => 'Fg. colors', |
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'term.color_bg_prev' => 'Bg. colors', |
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'term.color_fg_prev' => 'Foreground', |
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'term.color_bg_prev' => 'Background', |
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'term.colors_preview' => 'Defaults', |
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'cursor.block_blink' => 'Block, blinking', |
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'cursor.bar_blink' => 'I-bar, blinking', |
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'cursor.bar_steady' => 'I-bar, steady', |
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// // terminal color labels |
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// 'color.0' => 'Black', |
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// 'color.1' => 'Red', |
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// 'color.2' => 'Green', |
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// 'color.3' => 'Yellow', |
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// 'color.4' => 'Blue', |
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// 'color.5' => 'Purple', |
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// 'color.6' => 'Cyan', |
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// 'color.7' => 'Silver', |
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// 'color.8' => 'Gray', |
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// 'color.9' => 'Light Red', |
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// 'color.10' => 'Light Green', |
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// 'color.11' => 'Light Yellow', |
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// 'color.12' => 'Light Blue', |
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// 'color.13' => 'Light Purple', |
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// 'color.14' => 'Light Cyan', |
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// 'color.15' => 'White', |
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// Network config page |
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'net.explain_sta' => ' |
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Switch off Dynamic IP to configure the static IP address.', |
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'net.sta_addr_mask' => 'Subnet mask', |
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'net.sta_addr_gw' => 'Gateway IP', |
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'net.ap' => 'DHCP Server (AP)', |
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'net.sta' => 'DHCP Client (Station)', |
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'net.sta_mac' => 'Station MAC', |
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'net.ap_mac' => 'AP MAC', |
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'net.details' => 'MAC addresses', |
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// Wifi config page |
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'wifi.ap' => 'Built-in Access Point', |
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'wifi.sta' => 'Join Existing Network', |
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'wifi.enter_passwd' => 'Enter password for ":ssid:"', |
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'wifi.sta_explain' => 'After selecting a network, press Apply to connect.', |
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'wifi.conn.status' => 'Status:', |
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'wifi.conn.back_to_config' => 'Back to WiFi config', |
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'wifi.conn.telemetry_lost' => 'Telemetry lost; something went wrong, or your device disconnected.', |
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'wifi.conn.explain_android_sucks' => ' |
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// Wifi connecting status page |
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'wificonn.status' => 'Status:', |
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'wificonn.back_to_config' => 'Back to WiFi config', |
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'wificonn.telemetry_lost' => 'Telemetry lost; something went wrong, or your device disconnected.', |
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'wificonn.explain_android_sucks' => ' |
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If you\'re configuring ESPTerm via a smartphone, or were connected |
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from another external network, your device may lose connection and this |
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progress indicator won\'t work. Please wait a while (~ 15 seconds), |
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then check if the connection succeeded.', |
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'wifi.conn.explain_reset' => ' |
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'wificonn.explain_reset' => ' |
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To force enable the built-in AP, hold the BOOT |
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button until the blue LED starts flashing. Hold the button longer (until the LED |
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flashes rapidly) for a "factory reset".', |
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'wifi.conn.disabled' =>"Station mode is disabled.", |
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'wifi.conn.idle' =>"Idle, not connected and has no IP.", |
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'wifi.conn.success' => "Connected! Received IP ", |
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'wifi.conn.working' => "Connecting to selected AP", |
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'wifi.conn.fail' => "Connection failed, check settings & try again. Cause: ", |
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'wificonn.disabled' =>"Station mode is disabled.", |
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'wificonn.idle' =>"Idle, not connected and has no IP.", |
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'wificonn.success' => "Connected! Received IP ", |
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'wificonn.working' => "Connecting to selected AP", |
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'wificonn.fail' => "Connection failed, check settings & try again. Cause: ", |
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'system.save_restore' => 'Save & Restore', |
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'system.confirm_restore' => 'Restore all settings to their default values?', |
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'system.confirm_restore_hard' => |
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'Restore to firmware default settings? This will reset ' . |
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'all active settings and switch to AP mode with the default SSID.', |
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'system.confirm_store_defaults' => |
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'Enter admin password to confirm you want to overwrite the default settings.', |
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'system.password' => 'Admin password:', |
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'system.restore_defaults' => 'Reset to saved defaults', |
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'system.write_defaults' => 'Save active settings as defaults', |
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'system.restore_hard' => 'Reset active settings to factory defaults', |
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'system.restore_hard_explain' => '(This clears the WiFi config! Does not affect saved defaults or admin password.)', |
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'system.explain_persist' => ' |
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ESPTerm saves all settings in Flash. The active settings can be copied to |
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the "defaults area" and restored later using the blue button below. |
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'system.uart' => 'Serial Port', |
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'system.explain_uart' => ' |
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This form controls the communication UART. The debug UART is fixed |
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at 115.200 baud, one stop-bit and no parity. |
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// Access restrictions form |
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'system.security' => 'Access Restrictions', |
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'system.explain_security' => ' |
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'pwlock.title' => 'Access Restrictions', |
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'pwlock.explain' => ' |
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Some parts, or all of the web interface can be protected by a password prompt. |
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Leave the new password fields empty if you do not wish to change it.<br> |
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The default password is "%def_access_pw%". |
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'system.pwlock' => 'Protected pages', |
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'system.pwlock.none' => 'None, all open', |
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'system.pwlock.settings_noterm' => 'WiFi, Net & System settings', |
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'system.pwlock.settings' => 'All settings pages', |
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'system.pwlock.menus' => 'This entire menu section', |
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'system.pwlock.all' => 'Everything, even terminal', |
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'system.new_access_pw' => 'New password', |
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'system.new_access_pw2' => 'New pass., repeat', |
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'system.admin_pw' => 'Admin password', |
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'system.access_name' => 'Username', |
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'system.change_adminpw' => 'Change Admin Password', |
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'system.explain_adminpw' => |
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'pwlock.region' => 'Protected pages', |
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'pwlock.region.none' => 'None, all open', |
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'pwlock.region.settings_noterm' => 'WiFi, Net & System settings', |
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'pwlock.region.settings' => 'All settings pages', |
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'pwlock.region.menus' => 'This entire menu section', |
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'pwlock.region.all' => 'Everything, even terminal', |
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'pwlock.new_access_pw' => 'New password', |
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'pwlock.new_access_pw2' => 'Repeat', |
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'pwlock.admin_pw' => 'Admin password', |
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'pwlock.access_name' => 'Username', |
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// Setting admin password |
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'adminpw.title' => 'Change Admin Password', |
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'adminpw.explain' => |
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The "admin password" is used to manipulate the stored default settings |
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and to change access restrictions. This password is not saved as part |
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re-gain access is to wipe and re-flash the chip.<br> |
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The default admin password is "%def_admin_pw%". |
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'system.new_admin_pw' => 'New admin pass.', |
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'system.new_admin_pw2' => 'New pass., repeat', |
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'system.old_admin_pw' => 'Old admin pass.', |
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'adminpw.new_admin_pw' => 'New admin password', |
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'adminpw.new_admin_pw2' => 'Repeat', |
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'adminpw.old_admin_pw' => 'Old admin password', |
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// Persist form |
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'persist.title' => 'Save & Restore', |
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'persist.explain' => ' |
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ESPTerm saves all settings in Flash. The active settings can be copied to |
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the "defaults area" and restored later using the blue button below. |
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'persist.confirm_restore' => 'Restore all settings to their default values?', |
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'persist.confirm_restore_hard' => |
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'Restore to firmware default settings? This will reset ' . |
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'all active settings and switch to AP mode with the default SSID.', |
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'persist.confirm_store_defaults' => |
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'Enter admin password to confirm you want to overwrite the default settings.', |
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'persist.password' => 'Admin password:', |
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'persist.restore_defaults' => 'Reset to saved defaults', |
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'persist.write_defaults' => 'Save active settings as defaults', |
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'persist.restore_hard' => 'Reset active settings to factory defaults', |
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'persist.restore_hard_explain' => '(This clears the WiFi config! Does not affect saved defaults or admin password.)', |
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// UART settings form |
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'uart.title' => 'Serial Port Parameters', |
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'uart.explain' => ' |
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This form controls the communication UART. The debug UART is fixed |
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at 115.200 baud, one stop-bit and no parity. |
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'uart.baud' => 'Baud rate', |
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'uart.parity' => 'Parity', |
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'uart.parity.none' => 'None', |
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'uart.stop_bits.one_and_half' => 'One and half', |
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'uart.stop_bits.two' => 'Two', |
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// HW tuning form |
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'hwtuning.title' => 'Hardware Tuning', |
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'hwtuning.explain' => ' |
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ESP8266 can be overclocked from 80 MHz to 160 MHz. |
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This will make it more responsive and allow faster screen updates |
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at the expense of slightly higher power consumption. This can also make |
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it more susceptible to interference. Use with care. |
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'hwtuning.overclock' => 'Overclock to 160MHz', |
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// Generic button / dialog labels |
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'apply' => 'Apply!', |
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'enabled' => 'Enabled', |
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'disabled' => 'Disabled', |
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