Each − / + on the design offset moves this far. Type anything: 1000 for bulk cuts, 10 for final trim. It holds until you change it.

Each ← / → moves the line sideways this far (e.g. road edge to gutter).

Metres. Target = design + this; below finish is negative. While it isn't zero, an amber bar and frame stay on the cab screen.

Which point on the blade is the primary cut/fill reference.

On grade within this. The light bars, views and tiles all use it. Outside it is a warning only; numbers never blank for tolerance (only for a lost GPS fix).

On the line within this. Used by the alignment bar and the offline-distance tile.

Choose Blade or Ripper in the slide-up panel. The active one drives the number and the light bars.

How cut/fill is measured along the blade. Only Centre and 2-Points wired in Slice 4d; the rest land in a later slice.

Recorded points come from the 📍 Record Point button. Drive to a corner, tap, drive to next corner, tap, etc. Need ≥2 points.

Changes what's shown on screen only. Typed values are still entered in metres and millimetres.

Queensland Government imagery and boundaries. Shown only where they've loaded; guidance never waits for them.

Each bar can be hidden independently. The centre pane area expands to fill freed space. Top alignment bar shows the perpendicular distance from the blade focus to the selected guidance line (pick one with Select Line).

Vertical distance from the cutting-edge tip up to the antenna phase centre. Measured at install. Per ADR-0002.

Per-side cutting-edge length to compensate for asymmetric wear. Not yet consumed by blade-pose math; wires in a future slice.

Both are drawn from the measured blade at true scale. Simple box is lighter on a slow iPad.

Tap Set, then press the button: a spare joystick button (CAN bus), a switch wired to the cab Pi, or a key on a Bluetooth button pad. The screen buttons always work too.

Pick which readouts appear along the bottom, and order or hide the tools in the slide-up menu.