##############################################################################
#
# LCDSirReal v2.7.0
#
##############################################################################

# Blank lines and lines that start with a '#' are ignored.
# Enter label and values in pairs, one per line, separated by whitespace.

##############################################################################
# not_edited
#
#  If this value is nonzero, LCDSirReal will display a notice when starting 
#  that you should edit this file. To get rid of the warning, just change the 
#  '1' below to '0', or delete the line completely. You should also read the 
#  rest of this file and see if there are any other values you need to change.

not_edited	0

##############################################################################
# lcdmon_starting
#
#  If set to a nonzero number, LCDSirReal will start Logitech's LCDMon.exe
#  if it's not running. LCDMon must be running for LCDSirReal to be able
#  to access the G15.

lcdmon_starting	1

##############################################################################
# config_refresh
#
#  If set to a positive number, LCDSirReal will check for modifications to the
#  configuration files every 'config_refresh' 1/10th seconds. Default is 10,
#  which means it checks every second.

config_refresh	10

##############################################################################
# testwindow
#
#  If set to a nonzero number, LCDSirReal will always show it's window.
#  Normally, this window is only shown when the G15 is missing or
#  unresponsive. If you close the window, LCDSirReal terminates. If you
#  left-click in a slot inside the window, it simulates the corresponding
#  softbutton. If you right click a slot, it cycles the slot contents.

testwindow	0

##############################################################################
# small_font_name
# small_font_size
# large_font_name
# large_font_size
#
#  These values control two of the three fonts LCDSirReal uses. The font size
#  may be negative; the size value is passed verbatim to Windows font functions.
#  I strongly suggest you leave these at the defaults unless you have a real
#  need to change the fonts, and know exactly what you're doing.

small_font_name	Lucida Console
small_font_size -8
large_font_name Microsoft Sans Serif
large_font_size -11

##############################################################################
# linger
#
#  The number of milliseconds that the name of someone who just spoke on
#  TeamSpeak will stay on screen after they stop transmitting.

linger		500

##############################################################################
# email_address
#
#  LCDSirReal asks Windows how many email the current user has unread since
#  email_days ago. Windows will check for unread mail on all known accounts by
#  default. If you want, you can limit the checking to a specific account by
#  entering it's email adress here.
#
# email_days
#
#  How many days to consider when looking for unread mail. The default is 
#  seven days.
#
# email_interval
#
#  How often to check for new mail, in 1/10-th seconds. Set to zero to disable.

email_address	
email_days	7
email_interval	10

##############################################################################
# cpumem_hidden
#
#  If nonzero, the CPU and memory display at the top is disabled. The CPU
#  module still works, if selected for a slot.
#
# cpumem_interval
#
#  How often to update the CPU/memory graphs, in 1/10-th seconds. Set to 
#  zero to disable the CPU/MEM display entirely. The CPU graph in the topmost
#  area shows the average CPU load across all CPU cores. To see individual
#  CPU core loads, use the CPU module.
#
# cpumem_samples
#
#  To show an average over time, you can use cpumem_samples. This is how many
#  samples to take and calculate the average of. To get an immediate, 
#  accurate and quite busy display, set this to 1. Higher values smooth things 
#  over more. In general, if you increase the cpumem_interval, you may wish
#  to lower cpumem_samples.
#
# cpumem_cputop
# cpumem_cpumid
# cpumem_cpubot
#
#  Controls how the CPU load in the top area is displayed. The bar consists of
#  three lines; top, middle and bottom. The default shows the top 50% load,
#  the median and the bottom 50% loads. To have a straight average solid bar,
#  change all three values to zero.
#
#   0  Show average load of all cores
#   1  Show average load of the 50% highest loaded cores
#   2  Show average load of the 50% lowest loaded cores
#   3  Show the median load of all cores
#   4  Show the load of the highest loaded core
#   5  Show the load of the lowest loaded core

cpumem_hidden	0
cpumem_interval	1
cpumem_samples	3
cpumem_cputop	1
cpumem_cpumid	3
cpumem_cpubot	2

##############################################################################
# net_hidden
#
#  If nonzero, the network meter at the top is hidden. The NET module still
#  works, if selected in a slot.
#
# net_method
#
#  Which method to use when collecting network statistics. Normally, leave
#  this commented or blank to let LCDSirReal select the appropriate method.
#  Allowed values are 'tdi' or 'ndis'.
#
# net_adapter
#
#  Normally, LCDSirReal collects statistics from all available network
#  adapters capable of delivering statistics, and displays the totals.
#  You can see the names of these adapters in the 'system.txt' file which
#  LCDSirReal creates on startup. If you want, you can select just one
#  adapter to get statistics from. In this case, add the adapter name after
#  net_adapter to limit stats to the one listed. Do not include the quotation
#  marks around the name. Leave it blank to collect from all adapters.
#
# net_max_out
#
#  Number of bytes per second that the outbound network data bar represents
#  when it's full. You might want to use a tool like TPTEST to measure your
#  upstream bandwidth and enter the result (in bytes per second!) here. Note
#  that by default LCDSirReal measures all data across all active network 
#  interfaces, so don't be surprised to see values far higher if you are 
#  working on a LAN. The default is 1310720 bytes per second, or 10 
#  megabits/second.
#
# net_max_in
#
#  Number of bytes per second that the inbound network data bar represents 
#  when it's full.

net_hidden	0
net_method
net_adapter
net_max_out	120000
net_max_in	380000

##############################################################################
# speaker_setup
# headphone_setup
#
#  The SPK button will switch between these two settings. Allowed values:
#  "mono", "stereo", "headphone", "quad", "surround", "5.1", "7.1wide" or 
#  "7.1" (Don't enter the quotes though, see below for how it should look!)

speaker_setup	5.1
headphone_setup	headphone

##############################################################################
# date_format
#
#  How to format the current date. The resulting text is rendered at the
#  top left of the LCD. For an explanation of formatting rules, see
#  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms776293.aspx
#  for full syntax. (Or Google for GetDateFormat)

date_format	yyyy-MM-dd dddd

##############################################################################
# time_format
#
#  How to format the current time. The resulting text is rendered at the
#  top right of the LCD. For an explanation of formatting rules, see
#  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms776299.aspx
#  for full syntax. (Or Google for GetTimeFormat)

time_format	HH:mm:ss

##############################################################################
# timezone_list
#
#  A list of timezone abbreviations separated by whitespace. These are the
#  timezones that the world clock will alternate between. You must enter
#  the non-daylight-savings abbreviation (PST, not PDT for Pacific time, for
#  example). The clock will show the correct abbreviation depending on the
#  state of daylight saving in the target timezone.
#
#  The following abbreviations are allowed. After the code I've listed some
#  reference data for you: The daylight savings abbreviation, the offset from
#  UTC during normal use (daylight savings is usually +1 more hour), and the
#  area which uses the time.
#
#  UTC	UTC	+0   Universal Coordinated
#  GMT	GDT	+0   Greenwich Mean
#  CET	CEDT	+1   Central European
#  WET	WEDT	+1   Western European
#  EET	EEDT	+2   Eastern European
#  RST	RDT	+3   Russian
#  CCST	CCDT	+4   Caucasus
#  WAST	WADT	+5   Western Asia
#  CAST	CADT	+6   Central Asia
#  EAST	EADT	+7   Eastern Asia
#  AWST	AWDT	+8   Australia West
#  KST	KDT	+9   Korean
#  JST	JDT	+9   Japan
#  ACST	ACDT	+9,5 Australia Central
#  AEST	AEDT	+10  Australia East
#  CPST	CPDT	+11  Central Pacific
#  NZST	NZDT	+12  New Zeeland
#  TST	TDT	+13  Tonga
#  SST	SDT	-11  Samoa
#  HST	HDT	-10  Hawaii
#  ALST	ALDT	-9   Alaska
#  PST	PDT	-8   Pacific North America
#  MST	MDT	-7   Mountain North America
#  MMST	MMDT	-7   Mexico Mountain
#  CST	CDT	-6   Central North America
#  MCST	MCDT	-6   Mexico Central
#  EST	EDT	-5   Eastern North America
#  PSST	PSDT	-5   Pacific South America
#  AST	ADT	-4   Atlantic North America
#  WSST	WSDT	-4   Western South America
#  NLST	NLDT	-3,5 Newfoundland
#  ESST	ESDT	-3   Eastern South America
#  GLST	GLDT	-3   Greenland
#  MAST	MADT	-2   Mid Atlantic
#  AZST	AZDT	-1   Azores

worldtime_list	UTC CET JST PST EST

##############################################################################
# worldtime_format
#
#  How to format the world clock time. For an explanation of formatting rules, 
#  see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms776299.aspx for syntax.

worldtime_format	HH:mm

##############################################################################
# animate_start
#
#  Set to zero to disable the show-off-totally-unnecessary animation at start.

animate_start	0

##############################################################################
# fan_cycle
# fan_cycle_interval
# fan_mode_0 ... fan_mode_9
# fan_farenheit
#
#  Configure the SpeedFan slot display. You can have up to ten, numbered
#  from fan_mode_0 up to fan_mode_9. Each mode consists of a title, which can
#  be any short (max 6 characters) text, a type (TEMP, FAN or VOLT) and a 
#  number indicating which value from SpeedFan to use (starts with zero!). 
#
#  You'll have to experiment a bit to find the correct number; there's no 
#  way for LCDSirReal to tell which value corresponds to what's in your 
#  machine.
#
#  You can have the display change automatically. Set fan_cycle_interval
#  to the delay between changes (measued in 1/10ths of a second) and
#  set fan_cycle to 1 to enable autocycle.
#
#  If a fan_mode is deemed invalid (unknown type, or the index number
#  is out-of-bounds), it will be silently skipped.
#
#  The fan_farenheit setting causes the temperature values returned
#  from SpeedFan to undergo conversion from Celsius to Farenheit.
#  Set to 1 to enable, blank or zero to disable.

fan_cycle		0
fan_cycle_interval	30
fan_mode_1		GPU TEMP 0
fan_mode_2		GPU1 TEMP 3
fan_farenheit		0

##############################################################################
# tun_mediakeys
#
#  iTunes version 7 and 7.0.1 (the latest versions as of this writing) do not
#  support global media keys support. The media keys (play, stop, next and
#  previous track) only work if iTunes isn't in the background. Setting 
#  tun_mediakeys to nonzero will cause LCDSirReal to monitor those keys and
#  send them to iTunes if iTunes is in the background.

tun_mediakeys		1

##############################################################################
# slot_0
# slot_1
# slot_2
# slot_3
#
#  Select what modules should be shown in which slot. You can list more than
#  one module per slot, and the first one that has data to display will
#  be shown. To see any others, hold down CTRL while clicking the slot button
#  to cycle the selected module.
#
#  You can show the same module in several slots at the same time. They will
#  behave as expected; for example, the NET module could show IN data in one
#  slot and OUT data in another, and TOT in a third.
#
#  For some modules (NET, CLK, FAN) you can select what it will show 
#  initially. Append one or more plus signs (+) at the end of the three-letter 
#  acronym. Each plus sign equals one mode change (one click on the button).
#  
#  The following modules are allowed:
#
#  CLK
#	Show the world clock. Click to change timezone.
#  STW
#	Stopwatch with lap time. Click to start/lap, long-click to stop/reset.
#  SPK
#	Shows speaker setting, volume, mute. Allows speaker switching 
#	with a click. (Note: Windows Vista only allows changing speaker
#	settings using the Control Panel).
#  TS2
#	TeamSpeak2 running: Shows mic status, player count (server with small 
#	font, current channel with large font) and will display current 
#	speakers and people joining and leaving the server. Click to mute and
#	unmute mic. Long-click to show players in current channel.
#  AMP
#	WinAMP running: Shows current bitrate and time remaining (or time 
#	elapsed if time remaining is not available.) when the current song 
#	changes, shows the title in the log area. Click to show the currently 
#	playing song.
#  NET
#	Shows network history the last ten seconds, or totals. Click to 
#	change displays between OUT, IN and TOT.
#  FPS
#	FRAPS running: Shows the current FPS count if it isn't zero.
#  FAN
#	SpeedFan running: Show the current selected fan_mode display.
#	If fan_cycle is nonzero, iterate across the available modes.
#	Click to change the mode manually. Long-click to enable and
#	disable auto-cycle.
#  TUN
#	ITunes running: Shows average bitrate and time remaining (or time 
#	elapsed if time remaining is not available.) when the current song 
#	changes, shows the title in the log area. Click to show the currently 
#	playing song.
#  RIP
#	Nonresponsive program detected: Shows the first few characters of
#	the window title. Click to display the entire window name.
#	Long-click to terminate the nonresponsive program.
#  CPU
#	Shows detailed data from CPU and memory. Top right shows average
#	CPU load over the last second. Click to cycle between individual 
#	CPU core loads (up to 16), CPU load histogram, and memory info. 
#	Long click to show LCDSirReal's uptime, average CPU usage over 
#	time, and memory consumption. 

slot_3		FPS AMP
slot_2		FAN
slot_1		CPU 
slot_0		NET RIP 

##############################################################################
# include
#
#  Include another file. This file must have the same syntax as this one,
#  but the values found there will override what's been defined in this
#  file. So, if you want to skip editing this file each time a new version
#  of LCDSirReal is released, make a copy of lcdsirreal.txt, rename it to
#  mysettings.txt, and edit that file instead.

include		mysettings.txt

# end of file