Note you can also retrieve boards from your Build-A-Board.com account, but while developing and testing, transferring your built boards directly to your device is helpful. This example walks through using Windows Explorer to transfer a built board to your device and selecting the board to test on the device. For this example, a Build-A-Board project MyCustomBoard was created, and a sample layout was quickly done by dragging & dropping keys, setting a larger font for the board, capitalizing some key labels, and enlarging, aligning and spacing the keys - then a background image was dragged onto the board.
Switch to device to select and test your board
For the default board on this Zebra TC8000 test device, the options to scale width and position bottom were set on to create the display shown - note it is recommended that you build the board for the device (set board width to match device width, position by setting top/left position). This way when deploying, you can use defaults and not require additional device configuration.
Category: Using | Type: Question/Answer | Product: My-T-Soft for Android | Version: 2.20 |
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