Signal Collector 1.3.0

MEASURED DATA, OPEN TO BE LOOKED AT

- Browse records in the settings menu opens the raw rows of the last measurement, so the question "did it get written down" no longer needs an export.
- Filter by record type and time, search through the payload and the source name, and step through a window of fifty rows at a time.
- The sequence number holds across the whole file: a row found in the preview can be found again in the export.
- Rows are cut to the width of the display with dots in the middle; what they all have in common stands once above them, and a tap shows the row in full.
- A long press marks a row. Marked rows can be hidden, and so can a whole source; Reset brings them back. Nothing of this touches the stored measurement or the export — it is crossing things out in the printout, not in the original.
- Share slice hands the excerpt over as text with a header saying which measurement and which filter it came from.

THE PHONE, DESCRIBED FOR A BUG REPORT

- From the record browser opens the technical description of the phone: the sensors with their shortest permitted interval and queue depth, what GNSS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth can do, the permissions, and the limits that cut a measurement short.
- It can be copied or saved as a .txt file, and like the export it is never translated.
- A greyed-out item in the menu now says what switches it on. Without a configured destination or without a finished measurement it used to look like a fault.

CONTROLS YOU CAN CARRY

- Press and hold Start, Reset or Stop and drag it to the bottom edge of the display. There it stays put while you scroll anywhere; drag it back into the content and it goes back to being a card.
- The keys are carried one at a time, and the panel holds the whole width of the edge whether it carries one key or three.
- A key let go outside a berth swings back with an overshoot as big as the distance it travelled, and only in the horizontal axis: up and down decides which berth it lands in, and a decision must not oscillate.
- The arrangement is stored, so carried keys stay at the edge after a restart. A key you have just dragged does not fire when you let go.

KEYS ON THE HOME SCREEN

- Three kinds of widget, all of them sending the same intents the screen sends: a point mark with your own labels, a key that starts a saved recipe of sources, and a tile for a single source.
- The mark widget writes its label into the point on the first tap, so a walk along a floor plan needs no typing at all.
- A recipe key keeps its own copy of the selection: switching the preset in the app later does not change what the key measures.
- A source tile shows what that source is collecting right now — access points, satellites in the fix, loudness — and a tap starts a measurement with it alone.
- Starting from a key goes through a quarter-second transparent stop, because Android 14 and later lets no one start a location or microphone service from the background. Marking a point and stopping go straight to the running service, with no stop at all.

SENSORS OUTSIDE THE PHONE

- Sensors that broadcast their reading into the room are read straight from the Bluetooth scan that is already running: nothing to pair, nothing to connect, no new permission.
- Four publicly described formats: BTHome v2, Ruuvi RAWv2 and RAWv1, ATC and pvvx, and Eddystone telemetry.
- The values land in the same record as the advertising they came from, named and in SI units, under keys beginning with sensor_.
- A reading the sensor itself marked as invalid is left out instead of being written as a number, and an unknown object ends the reading with sensor_truncated=true rather than being guessed at.

THE PANEL ANSWERS THE SAME EVERYWHERE

- A ticked box lights up in the bright green of the graphics instead of the dark one from the palette, and the tick is drawn into it by a stroke.
- The material ripple on rows is replaced by a press, the same as on the header of an expanding card. A card presses down even when a switch elsewhere on the panel opens it.
- The sample of a configured value in a source row opens that source's settings.
- Keys inside sheets sit on the touch minimum, not above it.

ON THE WEBSITE

- A key on the page taps back under the finger, on phones that have a motor and only after a real touch. On a scroll that starts on the key, nothing sounds at all.
- In the light scheme the diagram no longer draws white text on a white card, and lines and outlines no longer disappear into the background.
- Three captions that overflowed their cards fit again, in English and in Czech.
- The help page describes version 1.3.0, in English and in Czech.

VERSION

- Version code 29 / name 1.3.0, target Android 16 / API 36, minimum Android 12.
- The store listing — texts, icon, feature graphic and screenshots — is updated from the repository by the build itself, so a corrected description no longer waits for a new version of the app.