Lets now get straight into the settings page to see what it looks like
Lets now go through each one of them in order and understand what they do though most of them might sound self explanatory.
1. Vibrate on trigger : Controls whether to turn on the vibrator when a alarm is triggered
2. Use GPS location: Yes we can work both with and without GPS location. Though the accuracy surely improves with the GPS on, we do understand that the it consumes a lot of battery power in case of most phones. A thing to note here is that we DO NOT TURN ON THE GPS. We just use it only if its turned on from the phone settings and is available. If the GPS is turned off, we just function without it.
3. Enable Service: This controls the background service which keeps checking for your triggered alarms. We let the user have complete control whether to to keep the service on or off. A word of caution here is that DISABLING THE SERVICE WILL NOT TRIGGER ANY ALARMS.
4. Notification Popup: The default in which a alarm trigger is notified is in the notification bar as shown in the left image. If this option is enabled, the alarm trigger pops up as an activity on the page as shown on the right image below


5. Triggering Range(miles): The distance in miles within which radius an alarm triggers. This is a direct straight line distance.
6. Location Update distance (miles): The system looks for a location update after this specified distance is travelled
7. Location update interval(seconds): The time interval in seconds after which a location updated is requested from the system.
So Locum gets a location update when either the location update distance is travelled or the location update interval is elapsed.
8. Snooze Interval (mins) : As the name suggests, this is the time in minutes after an alarm is triggered that the alarm does not trigger again.
For most of the users, we suggest that the defaults be used. We have experimented the settings and tuned it to a point which falls in the proper level of performance vs batter life.
Thats it for now .. keep watching for more .. !!!
-The Spatial Alarm team :-)








