MFT Screen Sleep?
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MFT Screen Sleep?
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Is there any way to put MFT screen to sleep automatically after a few minutes of inactivity (when not in nav mode)?
I find it mighty bright and distracting at night (and not bright enough in the day if I use the offset).
I see MFT can be turned off manually, but surely an auto-option on a timer would be appropriate.
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Is there any way to put MFT screen to sleep automatically after a few minutes of inactivity (when not in nav mode)?
I find it mighty bright and distracting at night (and not bright enough in the day if I use the offset).
I see MFT can be turned off manually, but surely an auto-option on a timer would be appropriate.
ft.
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Searched but couldn't find anything definitive.
Is there any way to put MFT screen to sleep automatically after a few minutes of inactivity (when not in nav mode)?
I find it mighty bright and distracting at night (and not bright enough in the day if I use the offset).
I see MFT can be turned off manually, but surely an auto-option on a timer would be appropriate.
ft.
Is there any way to put MFT screen to sleep automatically after a few minutes of inactivity (when not in nav mode)?
I find it mighty bright and distracting at night (and not bright enough in the day if I use the offset).
I see MFT can be turned off manually, but surely an auto-option on a timer would be appropriate.
ft.
There isn't an option to put the screen to sleep. That is a pretty good suggestion though! Share this idea on our Social site: Social.Ford.com
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