Basic usage

Your Pulse controller includes a touchscreen display which runs bespoke software containing a user friendly interface. The software is used to manage all aspects of the controller as well as any connected air receivers.

Onscreen keyboard

Whenever you are required to enter data into an input field, an onscreen keyboard will popup so that you can type in letters, numbers and punctuation in the same way you would on a standard computer keyboard. For text based input fields, the keyboard will have a standard QWERTY layout: Onscreen keyboard - QWERTY

For numerical input fields, the keyboard will have a numeric keypad style layout: Onscreen keyboard - numeric

Status bar

A status bar will be displayed at the top of many software screens, which provides important information about the controller’s present state. It also provides simple navigation buttons that allow you to go back to the previous screen or return to the main menu.

Icon	Description
	Home button When clicked, the home button will return you to the main menu.
	Back button When clicked, the back button will take you back to the previous screen you were on.
	Air receiver information The AR symbol shows the number of air receivers connected and their current charge pressure. When more than two air receivers are connected, the display will cycle through them every couple of seconds.
	Date and time The clock icon shows the current date and time on the controller. When not connected to Wi-Fi, you can change the date and time in the Settings menu.
	User information When clicked, the user icon displays the currently logged-in user and selected account. Clicking the account name allows you to switch to a different account.
	Wi-Fi status The Wi-Fi icon displays the current status of the Wi-Fi connection and it’s signal strength. Clicking the icon will allow you to select a different Wi-Fi network.