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ui_mode [2023/02/26 01:52] – [UI mode] Edit for correctness, clarity, and style maximumentropyui_mode [2023/06/21 08:52] (current) – [Change the unlock code] wrong button labels atari
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 ===== UI mode ===== ===== UI mode =====
  
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 {{ code.png?600 |}} {{ code.png?600 |}}
 +
 +<WRAP center round tip>
 +The code can be entered on a keyboard as well:  ''[Esc]'' ''[Esc]'' ''[Esc]'' ''[Enter]'' ''[Esc]'' 
 +</WRAP>
  
 For Batocera 29 and later versions, the unlock code is entered from the **MAIN MENU** that is accessed through the ''[START]'' button, on the system list: For Batocera 29 and later versions, the unlock code is entered from the **MAIN MENU** that is accessed through the ''[START]'' button, on the system list:
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 For Batocera 5.27 and earlier versions, the code is entered starting from the **manufacturers bar** at the main system selection menu. When the code is entered successfully, the Batocera logo will flash, indicating that EmulationStation is restarting. Also, beware if the A and B buttons have been swapped in EmulationStation (**SYSTEM SETTINGS** -> **DEVELOPER** menu). The cheat code needs to be entered quickly for it to be accepted.  For Batocera 5.27 and earlier versions, the code is entered starting from the **manufacturers bar** at the main system selection menu. When the code is entered successfully, the Batocera logo will flash, indicating that EmulationStation is restarting. Also, beware if the A and B buttons have been swapped in EmulationStation (**SYSTEM SETTINGS** -> **DEVELOPER** menu). The cheat code needs to be entered quickly for it to be accepted. 
  
 +==== Restore settings ====
  
 If you are locked out, edit the configuration file ''/userdata/system/configs/emulationstation/es_settings.cfg'' and find a line like If you are locked out, edit the configuration file ''/userdata/system/configs/emulationstation/es_settings.cfg'' and find a line like
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 Just remove this line, to get back to full mode next time EmulationStation is restarted. Just remove this line, to get back to full mode next time EmulationStation is restarted.
  
 +==== Change the unlock code ====
 +
 +In a similar vein, the ''UIMode_passkey'' line right below that (usually) in ''es_settings.cfg'' can be used to alter the unlock code: 
 +
 +<code>
 +<string name="UIMode" value="Kiosk" />
 +<string name="UIMode_passkey" value="aaaba" />
 +</code>
 +
 +Here, the string ''aaaba'' refers to the SNES layout of face buttons. ''b'' = {{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (B SNES)}}, ''a'' = {{:wiki:east.png?nolink&20|East button (A SNES)}}, ''x'' = {{:wiki:north.png?nolink&20|North button (X SNES)}} and ''y'' = {{:wiki:west.png?nolink&20|West button (Y SNES)}}
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 +This can be changed to any combination of face buttons. For example, to change it to {{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (B SNES)}} {{:wiki:east.png?nolink&20|East button (A SNES)}} {{:wiki:north.png?nolink&20|North button (X SNES)}} {{:wiki:west.png?nolink&20|West button (Y SNES)}} {{:wiki:south.png?nolink&20|South button (A SNES)}}:
 +
 +<code>
 +<string name="UIMode_passkey" value="baxyb" />
 +</code>
 +   
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