Settings
Settings is where you change device-wide preferences. Change one thing at a time, then return to the radio dashboard to confirm it behaves as expected.
Use Connectivity for saved Wi-Fi networks and connection status. Keep radio reception separate from Wi-Fi troubleshooting: a Wi-Fi problem should not be mistaken for an SDR problem.
Set your receiver location here. ADS-B uses it to calculate aircraft range and bearing.
Use this page for brightness, screen timeout, master volume, default sound behavior, and screen orientation.
Choose what the radio does after startup: last radio, auto-start reception, default band, and spectrum graphics.
Use Data and Maps to check for optional data packs. Listening to FM does not require a data pack.
Storage shows SD-card health and space used by databases, maps, and recordings.
Companion controls optional local companion and web-console features. They are optional; OrcSDR is designed to work as a standalone radio.
System shows power, charge, USB, build, uptime, network, and SD status. Treat reboot, reset, export, and launcher actions carefully: they can interrupt an active listening session.