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The child must be strapped to the carrier.įacing forward in child seats with front cushions, (fig. This ensures there is no stress on the child’s neck in sudden decelerationĪs shown in (fig. In a cot type seat facing backwards and supporting the child’s head. In this case, al- ways make sure that the amber in- strument panel warning light is on to confirm that the airbag has been deactivated. Senger seat in cars with passenger side airbag only if the system has been deactivated. The in- flated airbag could cause even fa- tal injury, regardless of the sever- ity of the crash which triggered it off. Never fit child restraint systems in the front passenger seat in vehicles with a passenger airbag. Also the on() method does not work as the backlight settings are application specific, please use the Wake API to keep the screen on.Children on the rear seat. Switching native applications or quitting Enterprise Browser will revert the backlight intensity to the system's default level until Enterprise Browser is resumed. Unlike all other devices, changes made to the backlight intensity are made only to Enterprise Browser.

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In order to use the Intensity setting in Enterprise Browser, the device must be put into Manual Mode, most easily achieved via the 'Backlight & Keylight' applet accessed via Start->Settings->System.

#KEYLIGHT 1.2 MANUAL WINDOWS#

Windows Mobile 6.5 Devices with a light sensor, such as the ES400 will support two modes for the Backlight: Auto Mode (default) where the light sensor input affects the backlight intensity and Manual Mode where the user sets the backlight manually. You can determine the levels on your device using the backlightSettingsEvent and getBacklightSettings method. The levels of supported screen backlight intensity are device dependent. Only the application with Focus will have the ability to change the backlight settings.

Switching to another application which uses the backlight module will cause the screen illumination settings to change to those of the application with focus. When multiple Enterprise Browser applications are running the following considerations should be made: The backlight settings are application specific. Note: If your device is set to automatically set the brightness, you will not be able to change the intensity through this API. Info.innerHTML = "Brightness: " + params This example assumes that your elements.js file is in the same folder as the html invoking it.

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In this example, you'll see how to use the backlight API to manipulate the state and intensity of the backlight on your device. Note: The intensity tag will only have an observable effect if the screen backlight is turned on, setting the intensity by its self is insufficient to illuminate the backlight. Sets the screen backlight to the specified intensity. INTEGER - Positive Number, see remarks for range Description Returns the backlight settings via a backlightSettingsEvent.

#KEYLIGHT 1.2 MANUAL FOR ANDROID#

N/A for Android devices, please use the Wake API to keep the screen ON.

state - The current backlight state "on" or "off" or "timeout"īacklight.backlightSettingsEvent = "url('JavaScript:backlightCallback(%json)')" Īlert('The backlight is' + params + ' with intensity of' + params).

intensityRange - A JavaScript array of integers containing the valid range of intensity values.

On Android a negative value indicates the default system value.

intensity - The current backlight intensity value E.g.

Make sure to include the %json notation in order to get the callback parameters. Triggered after executing the getBacklightSettings method. To handle events, you assign a string value to the event name that represents a function name or javascript statement to execute. It is simply referenced using the API name: Note - this file either needs to be on the device in a relative folder from where your HTML page is, or it must be copied to your web server appropriately. In order to use this API you must include reference to the following JavaScript file that is included with the Enterprise Browser installation: The Backlight API is used to control the display backlight and set its intensity.