3. Screenshots
3.1 Light Sensor
3.2 Proximity Sensor
3.3 Capacitive NavSensor
3.4 BattClock
3.5 Stylus Sensor
3.6 Keyboard Slider Sensor
3.7 GSensor orientation changes
3.8 TouchLockAction
The Light Sensor will auto-unlock in not too dark conditions, when it senses light for more than 2 seconds. When it is too dark, take the Stylus out, open the Keyboard slider, GSensor orientation changes, use the triple capacitive touch approach or use the capacitive swipes, see below.
The Proximity Sensor will auto-unlock when no object is detected nearby for approximately 1 second. The advantage above the light sensor is, that it will also work in dark conditions. Extra options, such as screen off when something nearby is detected are available as option.
The capacitive sensor has 3 main area's, indicated in the above figure, 1, 2, and 3. Some features:
You can also couple commands to capacitive swipes, 4 command for the left panel and 4 commands for the right panel:
These 4 screenshots, from left to right, top to bottom, show the BattClock in action.
The locking behaviour can also be controlled with the Stylus sensor:
The locking behaviour is also dependent of the keyboard slider (if available on your phone):
The correct GSENSOR orientation sequence changes are counted and if the configured sequence is reached within the specified time, the phone will execute the corresponding command. You can configure 4 sequences and 4 corresponding (external) commands. The orientation sequence can be configured, including combinations of orientation changes. The following orientation changes are supported by the TouchLockPro:
TouchLockAction is a separate program having a User Interface, for the following reasons:
TouchLockAction can be started via:
The meaning of the action buttons, from left to right, top to bottom:
First row:
Second row:
