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# 7) Configuring advanced settings

For ergonomics reasons, settings that are used occasionally are only accessible via the **Syride Link** software on a computer or through the **Syride Link** mobile application via Bluetooth.

These interfaces provide access to an advanced options menu, allowing you to:

* modify the G-meter alarm trigger threshold,
* enable the **“Mute on ground”** function, which automatically activates the variometer only after takeoff (GPS only),
* adjust the screen contrast,
* set the auto power-off delay,
* access the troubleshooting menu, allowing certain maintenance operations such as restoring factory settings or recalibrating sensors.

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### Access from a computer (USB)

1. Turn on the instrument and connect it to your computer using the USB-C cable.
2. Launch the **Syride Link** software.
3. Click on **“Instrument settings”**.
4. Modify the desired options.

Changes are applied immediately and automatically to the instrument.

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### Access from the mobile application (Bluetooth)

1. Turn on the instrument and enable Bluetooth (see previous section).
2. Open the **Syride Link** application on your phone.
3. Connect the instrument from within the application.

⚠️ **Important note:** Do not pair the instrument from your phone’s Bluetooth settings. The connection must be made only through the **Syride Link** application.

4. Tap the Bluetooth icon in the bottom menu of the application.
5. Tap **“Instrument settings”**.
6. Modify the desired options.

Changes are applied immediately to the instrument.


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