> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://stage.twelite.info/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://stage.twelite.info/eng/usage/screens/main_menu/viewer/twelite81.md).

# standard app viewer

`Windows` `macOS` `Linux` `RasPi`

Interprets [0x81 command](https://mono-wireless.com/jp/products/TWE-APPS/App_Twelite/step3-81.html) of [App\_Twelite (standard app)](https://mono-wireless.com/jp/products/TWE-APPS/App_Twelite/).

![](/files/B4EJmtGK1bthZqCxp2Lq)

The TWELITE wireless microcontroller is written with App\_Twelite (standard app) or App\_Wings, and the serial message from the communication partner is displayed before it is used.

The communication partner is App\_Twelite (standard app), and when it receives a standard app button or analog input status message (0x81 message), its contents are interpreted and displayed by mwm5's parser library.

| Operation          | Desc.                                                             |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `[ A ]`            | No assignment.                                                    |
| `[ A ]` long press | Exit this screen and return to the previous menu.                 |
| `[ B ]`            | Change the font.                                                  |
| `[ B ]` long press | Screen display with dummy data for testing.                       |
| `[ C ]`            | No assignment.                                                    |
| `[ C ]` long press | Controls and resets the reset pin of the TWELITE wireless module. |
| ESC ESC            | Exit this screen by entering double ESC keys.                     |


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