User manual

Table Of Contents

Color Depth (group and personal channels only)

Sets the allowed color depth for a channel's images. The default selection is Automatic, which downloads

color images to the device with the highest color depth that the device can support. Select a different setting

to cap the color depth at a lower level and prevent images from exceeding channel capacity on devices that

support greater color depth.

The following Color Depth options are available:

♦ Black & White (1-bit)

♦ Greyscale (2-bit)

♦ 16 Colors (4-bit)

♦ 256 Colors (8-bit)

♦ High Color (16-bit)

Lowering the number of bits allowed reduces synchronization time and saves memory on your device.

Follow Offsite Links

If your Link Depth is set to 1 or higher, indicates whether your channel should include pages from a server

other than the one on which the main page of your channel resides. An offsite link is:

♦ any URL outside of the original HTTP site's domain

♦ a different machine name, even if the machine is in the same domain

♦ any link that is a re-direct

Including offsite links increases the number of pages the channel downloads to your device. Turning off this

option saves memory on your mobile device.

Sync Only

Check the Sync Only box if you want the channel content never to expire on the device. You would only do

this with a channel that you expect have unchanging content over an extended period of time. Checking Sync

Only for such a channel eliminates most of the communication with the web server that is required to

determine if the web pages on the device need to be updated.

With connected users, this decreases the time it takes to synchronize the device. With wireless users, it

decreases the time it takes to display the page every time the user accesses it — wireless users are more

likely to notice the difference.

Refresh (group and personal channels only)

Check the Refresh setting to specify the frequency of on-device channel updates.

Managing channels