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You can't though, controls started going modal with screens even though they have buttons around 1997. The mode is cycled through using a button press in most d
by nerpderp83 8y ago
You can't though, controls started going modal with screens even though they have buttons around 1997. The mode is cycled through using a button press in most devices, so you have to _look_ at it know what mode it is in. It would be o.k. if the mode selector switch was a toggle or to a lesser degree a rotor.
- megaman22 8y agoThis is the control panel in my pickup: http://www.1factoryradio.com/2010-ford-f-150-pickup-radio-temperature-ac-heat-control-panel-al3t-19a802-hb/ http://www.1factoryradio.com/2010-ford-f-150-pickup-radio-te... So many glorious buttons with unique raised labels. But just about everything you actually need to manipulate is controlled by the four large knobs. If you need to change the clock or mess with the equalizer, that is modal, but I have to pull out and read the manual to remember how that works anyway... My friend has a newer Edge and it's all touchscreen. You need a copilot to adjust the AC.
- setr 8y ago>My friend has a newer Edge and it's all touchscreen. You need a copilot to adjust the AC. Whats even more fun is that they then went and realized that touchscreens while driving is dangerous, so now you can't change settings even with a copilot, unless you're at a complete stop.
- nerpderp83 8y agoThat is nice, you could operate it blind. Which oddly, enough is how car controls should be designed.