Which feature helps prevent accidental activation of commands in Global Configurator Plus?

The feature that helps prevent accidental activation of commands in Global Configurator Plus is the hold time settings. Hold time settings determine the duration for which a button must be pressed before the command is recognized and executed. This added delay reduces the likelihood of unintentional activations, ensuring that commands are only triggered when a user intentionally holds the button for that specified period.

For instance, if a user lightly touches a button, it won't execute the command unless the button is pressed and held for the configured hold time. This feature enhances the overall user experience by providing an additional layer of control, particularly in environments where multiple commands might be available on a single interface, thereby minimizing the risk of accidental command execution.

On the other hand, button visibility settings relate to whether a button is displayed or hidden on the interface, command confirmation alerts provide feedback after a command is executed, and button positioning refers to where buttons are placed on the control interface—all of which do not directly contribute to preventing accidental activations in the same way that hold time settings do.