The phrase "auto settings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to automatic configuration options in devices or software that adjust settings without manual input.
Example: "To optimize performance, make sure to enable the auto settings feature in your application."
Alternatives: "automatic settings" or "self-adjusting settings".
Since the auto settings generally do a good job, it can be tempting to let your camera make all your creative decisions for you.
Compact models usually are priced on the budget end, are small enough to fit in a jacket pocket and come with with a decent selection of standard auto settings and scene modes.
But the climate-control system required a little patience, as the "auto" settings invariably seemed to be blowing far too much air into the cabin or none at all.
The threshold cycle data (CT) and baselines were determined using auto settings.
Sequences were aligned with MAFFT v.6.925b [ 27] with auto settings.
In all the qPCR assays, the threshold cycle data (Ct) and baselines were determined using auto settings.
Settings: Set the Auto setting all the way right (25).
It's water resistant to 20 BAR and features 5 band radio auto-setting, solar powered batteries, world time settings, as well as a countdown timer and stopwatch.
Tap the "DNS" button and set the "Auto Obtain" settings to "No.
Designed as a direct competitor to "grab and go" sport watches from Nike and Polar, the new watch offers training features like "Virtual Pacer" and auto pause settings as well as run/walk break setting for beginning runners.
The gels were stained with ethidium bromide in 0,5 × TBE for 45 min. The RNA was blotted onto Hybond+ N membranes (Amersham Biosciences) in a semidry blotter (BIO-RAD trans-blot SD) at 20 V for 1 hour and crosslinked twice with auto crosslinking settings in a UV Stratalinker 1800 from Stratagene.
