QC ScreenLock is a plug-in for VITO QuickContact for P910/P900/P800. It provides essential functionality even when you don't use your phone.
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Turns off the backlight and saves your battery life. |
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Displays big digital clock. |
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Can be unlocked by pressing the Jog Dial wheel. |
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What are plug-ins?
Plug-ins are small additional components that significantly enhance the potential of VITO QuickContact for P800/P900. Plug-ins are absolutely free, and they embed firmly into QuickContact. |
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How to install
- To install plug-ins, VITO QuickContact for P800/P900 version 4.0 or higher should be installed on your phone.
- If you do not have QuickContact on your phone, download it here.
How to tune up
After install, plugins appear in the menu bar of QuickContact.
There are only two things you may want to set up.
- To assign a hardware button to lock the screen, select in QuickContact Contacts > Preferences > Settings > Buttons tab, choose Flip Closed or Flip Mode mode, and assign to a desired button.
- To set a period of time, after which screen will be locked automatically, select in QuickContact Contacts > Preferences > Settings > Plug-ins tab > Screen Lock.
How to create your own picture for QuickContact ScreenLock (Advanced users)
The ScreenLock picture is a multipage MBM file that is located in the following directory: c:SystemAppsQuickContctPluginsLockScreenApp.
The file contains 16 pages (or frames), each of them contains a BMP image.
First frame is an image 208*320, 24 bits. This is the background of ScreenLock.
2nd to 11th frames contain images 23*48, 24 bits, displaying digits from 0 to 9, correspondingly.
12th frame is an image 23*48, 24 bits, displaying colon (divides hours and minutes).
13th frame is an image 21*10, 24 bits, for AM abbreviature.
14th frame is an image 21*10, 24 bits, for PM abbreviature.
15th frame is an image 137*154, 24 bits, displaying the first page of unlock instructions.
16th frame is an image 137*154, 24 bits, displaying the second page of unlock instructions.
To create your own picture for ScreenLock:
- Create 16 files as described above (e.g. files with names p1.bmp, p2.bmp, p3.bmp...p16.bmp)
- Using MBCONV.EXE, create file named LockScreenApp.mbm. Syntax is as following: MBCONV.EXE LockScreenApp.mbm /c24p1.bmp /c24p2.bmp /c24p3.bmp .... /c24p16.bmp
- Replace the old file with the new one.
Download MBCONV.EXE here.
