Difference between revisions of "LcdUTest"

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==Screenshots==
 
==Screenshots==
 
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File:Lcdutestmainscreen2.png|Stock Setup Options
 
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File:LCDUtest.png|Adjusting red and blue tints
 
File:LCDUtest.png|Adjusting red and blue tints

Revision as of 21:21, 19 November 2017

The LcdUTest Icon (Before iOS 6)
The LcdUTest Icon (iOS 6 and up)

LcdUTest is a SwitchBoard application used to test different aspects of the display. This application was redesigned for factory firmwares on 6.x and up, switching away from the purple tinted icon to a newer, more vibrant one instead.

Upon opening the app, you are presented with a bright white screen. Double tapping the screen presents you with a "Setup Options" panel, where you can adjust various details of the screen. This panel also allows you to set it to loop between two different sets of images indefinitely. Using volume up and down or tapping the screen allows you to choose between various provided images. Holding down the home button allows you to cancel, quit, or shutdown the device.

The Contents of This App

CodeResources
Info.plist
LcdUTest
PkgInfo
ResourceRules.plist
_CodeSignature
_internal_lcdutest.png
com.apple.LcdUTest.plist

Screenshots