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Device settings

NullPerator Device settings with Connections, Audio, and Display sections

Device settings use the same scrollable-list and contextual-bottom-bar system as Project and Instrument.

Device settings belong to the installation, not to the current project. A change is applied immediately where the platform supports it and saved automatically. If saving fails, CONFIG SAVE FAILED appears so you can try again.

Use Up and Down to choose a row. Selector rows change directly with Left and Right; Enter is not required. Hold Enter while using Up or Down for ±10 steps on numeric rows. Holding a direction repeats after the initial delay.

Available rows​

RowValuesBehavior
MIDI DeviceOFF, TRS, USB, TRS+USBSelects MIDI output routing and wraps
MIDI SyncOFF, ONSends transport clock when on; clamps at the ends
ResamplerNONE, LINEARResampling used when importing a sample; wraps
Volume0%–100%Output gain, ±1 horizontally or ±10 with or
Brightness0%–100%Display control, ±1 horizontally or ±10 with or
ThemeCurrent theme namePress Enter to open Theme
FontCurrent font statePress Enter to open Font
AnimationOFF, ONEnable or disable cursor movement animation; defaults to ON and is saved across restarts

Web and iOS hide MIDI DEVICE, VOLUME, and BRIGHTNESS. Choose MIDI routes in the surrounding app's MIDI panel/settings; use its audio controls or the system volume for output level. The remaining rows use the same controls and values. Internal Line Out and Update Firmware fields are not exposed on the current targets.

In Display, Theme and Font names follow the Font page's Case preference.

The footer displays the version of the running build; check it when comparing behavior between hardware, Web, and iOS.

Cursor animation​

Set Animation OFF for an immediate cursor move instead of a sliding transition. This changes cursor presentation, not editing, playback timing, or whether the selected value is highlighted.

Brightness safety​

The visible percentage maps to a nonzero hardware backlight range. 0% is the minimum visible brightness rather than a completely black screen, so the device cannot be made unusable from this row.

Resampler​

NONE keeps the import path as direct as possible. LINEAR uses linear interpolation when a source sample must be converted. This setting affects future imports; it does not rewrite samples that are already in a project.

Platform differences​

The Device page adapts to the services available on each platform:

SettingNullPerator hardwareWebiOS
VolumeControls the hardware outputRow hidden; use app/system audio controlsRow hidden; use system volume
BrightnessControls the ST7789 backlightRow hiddenRow hidden; use system brightness
MIDI outputUse TRS in NullPerator hardware 0.1Row hidden; choose output in the Web MIDI panelRow hidden; choose a CoreMIDI output in app settings
BatteryDevice percentage and charge stateNo physical battery reportedDevice percentage and charge state

For port setup and the exact MIDI behavior, see MIDI setup and MIDI capabilities.