LCMFlicker - Revision history

3xpl0itz: Adding internal software warning

2017-11-30T04:35:25Z

Adding internal software warning

3xpl0itz: Formatting

2017-11-24T19:09:38Z

Formatting

3xpl0itz: Added file listing

2017-11-19T20:08:36Z

Added file listing

3xpl0itz: LCMFlicker

2017-11-05T18:26:54Z

LCMFlicker

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[[File:lcmflicker.png|thumb|right|200px|LCMFlicker's Icon]]
'''LCMFlicker''' is an application that is present on older firmwares such as [[HoodooYabuli 9B3176n]], but is mostly hidden on SwitchBoard firmwares based on 7.0 and up. Upon opening, the application will immediately turn up the brightness of the screen to max. It then displays the words "Heating up..." and starts a timer in the top left corner showing how long it has been running. It also shows the PID output, setpoint, and current temperature of the device. The temperature will also start to rise rather quickly, therefore it is recommended that you don't run this app for too long. (You can exit the app by hard resetting.)
[[File:insidelcmflicker.png|thumb|left|Inside LCMFlicker]]
[[Category:Apple Internal Apps]]

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	[[File:lcmflicker.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|LCMFlicker's Icon]]		[[File:lcmflicker.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|LCMFlicker's Icon]]
	'''LCMFlicker''' is an application that is present on older firmwares such as [[HoodooYabuli 9B3176n]], but is mostly hidden on SwitchBoard firmwares based on 7.0 and up. Upon opening, the application will immediately turn up the brightness of the screen to max. It then displays the words "Heating up..." and starts a timer in the top left corner showing how long it has been running. It also shows the PID output, setpoint, and current temperature of the device. The temperature will also start to rise rather quickly, therefore it is recommended that you don't run this app for too long. (You can exit the app by hard resetting.)		'''LCMFlicker''' is an application that is present on older firmwares such as [[HoodooYabuli 9B3176n]], but is mostly hidden on SwitchBoard firmwares based on 7.0 and up. Upon opening, the application will immediately turn up the brightness of the screen to max. It then displays the words "Heating up..." and starts a timer in the top left corner showing how long it has been running. It also shows the PID output, setpoint, and current temperature of the device. The temperature will also start to rise rather quickly, therefore it is recommended that you don't run this app for too long. (You can exit the app by hard resetting.)

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 [[File:lcmflicker.png|thumb|right|200px|LCMFlicker's Icon]]
 '''LCMFlicker''' is an application that is present on older firmwares such as [[HoodooYabuli 9B3176n]], but is mostly hidden on SwitchBoard firmwares based on 7.0 and up. Upon opening, the application will immediately turn up the brightness of the screen to max. It then displays the words "Heating up..." and starts a timer in the top left corner showing how long it has been running. It also shows the PID output, setpoint, and current temperature of the device. The temperature will also start to rise rather quickly, therefore it is recommended that you don't run this app for too long. (You can exit the app by hard resetting.)
 ==The Contents of This App==
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 [[Category:Apple Internal Apps]]