# Project Settings ## Overview The **Project Settings Module** is used to choose and customize settings for different functionalities within **Incari**, such as **Communications**, the **Profiler Module**, *fonts*, or *layouts* for **On-Screen Keyboards**. {% tabs %} {% tab title="CAN" %} #### CAN ![The CAN Settings.](/files/jC63wMm2xOpNVncMzZDL) The **CAN Settings** cover the necessary data to provide functionality to the **CAN Nodes**. `Interface Name (Linux - SocketCAN)` is the identifying name of the *CAN* Bus. *Virtual CAN* is also possible within **Incari**. `Baudrate (Windows - PCAN)` is the speed of the communication for the channel. More information about this metric can be found in the **External Links** section. `Channel Name (Windows - PCAN)` is the USB port that *CAN* is connected to on *Windows*. A `DBC File` needs to be uploaded and selected. This `DBC File` is a vital part of the **CAN** protocol, as it stores all data regarding the connections between devices. `Autostart` can be enabled or disabled and dictates when the channel is run (from the beginning of an application's life cycle or when the appropriate **Nodes** are used). {% endtab %} {% tab title="Fonts" %} #### Fonts ![The Project Settings Fonts Attributes.](/files/XvxqMyyHH8Mq36f4Aobo) The **Fonts Settings** let the user define different types of *fonts* to add personalized style to texts. In the **Font Manager**, the user can manage their *fonts*: using the `+` button to add a new one and the `x` to delete all existing *fonts*. Furthermore, each *font* can be individually deleted with the `x` button next to it. `Family Name` is automatically filled in with the **Font's** name when a **Font** file is chosen. The text can also be edited manually. `Font Asset` is the **Font** file that is uploaded and selected for use. The **Font** file needs to be in the **Project's** **Asset Folder**. {% endtab %} {% tab title="HTTP" %} #### HTTP ![The Project Settings HTTP Attributes.](/files/cKf5IQO2gsE7CYBxpenQ) The **HTTP Settings** cover the necessary data to provide functionality to the **HTTP Nodes**. `Name` is an identifying name of a *HTTP* server chosen at the user's discretion. This will show up in the **Nodes** as a choice for the `Configuration` **Attribute**. `Is IPv6` can be enabled or disabled. *IPv6* is the newest version of the *Internet Protocol*. More information about *IPv6* can be found in the **External Links** section. `Local port` is the port the user chooses to use for their *HTTP* server. More information on ports and port forwarding can be found in the **External Links** section. `Is auto start` can be enabled or disabled and dictates when the server is run (from the beginning of an application's life cycle or when the appropriate **Nodes** are used). {% endtab %} {% tab title="Keyboard" %} #### Keyboard ![The Keyboard Settings.](/files/zThahynR4aAgs49RG4m8) The **Keyboard Settings** let the user define new *layouts* that can then be used for **On-Screen Keyboards**. In the **Layout Manager**, the user can manage all their custom *layouts*: using the `+` button to add a new one and the `x` to delete all existing custom *layouts*. Furthermore, each *layout* can be individually deleted with the `x` button next to it. To create a new *layout*, a **Keyboard Layout** **Asset** is necessary. One can be created either in the **Asset Manager** or directly in the **Layout Manager** by clicking on the `Layout Asset` slot. The default for a newly created **Keyboard Layout** **Asset** is the English keyboard, which can be further modified in the **Code Editor**. The `Layout Name` is also defined in the **Layout Manager**. This is the name with which custom *layouts* defined in the **Layout Manager** will appear in the `Layout` **Attribute** for **On-Screen Keyboards**. {% endtab %} {% tab title="MQTT" %} #### MQTT ![The Project Settings MQTT Attributes.](/files/2ENdh30MkFwV2HcWFt8m) The **MQTT Settings** allow to manage the **MQTT Connections** and cover the necessary data to provide functionality to the **MQTT Nodes**. `Name` is an identifying name of an *MQTT* connection chosen at the user's discretion. `Is IPv6` can be enabled or disabled. *IPv6* is the newest version of the *Internet Protocol*. More information about *IPv6* can be found in the **External Links** section. `Remote ip address` is the IP address from which the connection originates. `Remote port` is the port number of the connection. `Is auto start` can be enabled or disabled and dictates when the connection is run (from the beginning of an application's life cycle or when the appropriate **Nodes** are used). {% endtab %} {% tab title="Profiler" %} #### Profiler ![The Project Settings Profiler Attributes.](/files/kzb46eJOAD5KW3sBVucz) The **Profiler Settings** cover the necessary data to provide functionality to the **Profiler** **Module**. `Enable` enables or disables the **Profiler**, which can be edited in the **Profiler View Module**. `Port` is the port number to which the **Profiler Module** has to connect. {% endtab %} {% tab title="Serial" %} #### Serial ![The Project Settings Serial Attributes.](/files/8IB64iLCZRnVUSySKEqD) The **Serial Settings** allow the user to manage the **Serial Connections** and cover the necessary data to provide functionality to the **Serial** **Nodes**. `Name` is an identifying name of a *Serial* connection chosen at the user's discretion. `ChannelName (Linux)` is the USB port that a *Serial* set-up is connected to on *Linux*. `ChannelName (Windows)` is the USB port that a *Serial* set-up is connected to on *Windows*. Furthermore, the `ChannelNames` can both be specified, in the case that the user's platform is different than the target platform. If there is no difference in platforms, only one `ChannelName` needs to be filled in. `Baudrate` is the speed of the communication for a channel. More information about this metric can be found in the **External Links** section. {% endtab %} {% endtabs %} ## See Also * [**Communication Nodes**](/incari-studio/2022.1/toolbox/communication.md) * [**Profiler View**](/incari-studio/2022.1/modules/profiler-view.md) ## External Links * More information on the [*Baud metric*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baud). * More information on [*IPv6*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6). * More information on [*ports*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_\(computer_networking\)). * More information on [*port forwarding*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_forwarding). --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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