Does the stomp switch turn it on and leave it on (until you stomp again), or is the stomp switch one of those that you have to keep your foot on the pedal to turn it on and keep it on? In other words, is the stomp switch an on-off switch or a momentary contact kind? Does the stomp switch turn it on and leave it on (until you stomp again), or is the stomp switch one of those that you have to keep your foot on the pedal to turn it on and keep it on? In other... » Read More Does the stomp switch turn it on and leave it on (until you stomp again), or is the stomp switch one of those that you have to keep your foot on the pedal to turn it on and keep it on? In other words, is the stomp switch an on-off switch or a momentary contact kind? « Show Less
320725
A stomp switch is 99% of the time a maintained on-off switch. You'd typically only see a momentary switch on maybe a tuner/kill switch or a weird wah or something that isn't a continuous sound processing or effect.
320726
Option 1. When you turn it on it stays on until you stomp it again. Or until it breaks.
320727
It's an ON/OFF switch and even though it makes an click sound the click sound is not present in your signal. also the three way switch for hall, spring, or room settings is silent when switched. I've had this pedal for almost a year and it works very nice and sounds great. The only problem I have had is this pedal doesn't like one of my wall wart transformers. Why? I don't know it just makes a feedback noise with the one transformer but works fine with four others that I have and the transformer it doesn't like works fine with all my other pedals so who knows I just never use the two together and that solves the problem. It's an ON/OFF switch and even though it makes an click sound the click sound is not present in your signal. also the three way switch for hall, spring, or room settings is silent when switched. I've had this pedal for almost a year and it works very nice and sounds great. The only problem I have had is this pedal doesn't like one of my wall wart transformers. Why? I don't know it just makes a feedback noise with the one transformer but works fine with four others that I have and the transformer it doesn't like works fine with all my other pedals so who knows I just never use the two... » Read More It's an ON/OFF switch and even though it makes an click sound the click sound is not present in your signal. also the three way switch for hall, spring, or room settings is silent when switched. I've had this pedal for almost a year and it works very nice and sounds great. The only problem I have had is this pedal doesn't like one of my wall wart transformers. Why? I don't know it just makes a feedback noise with the one transformer but works fine with four others that I have and the transformer it doesn't like works fine with all my other pedals so who knows I just never use the two together and that solves the problem. « Show Less
320728
You do not have keep your foot on it to keep it turned on. Just press once to turn on and again to turn it off.
320729
Press the switch and the unit will stay on until the switch is pressed again. Stomp on Stomp off. Good fun!
320730
The switch turns the effect on and leaves it on until pressed again. It is not a momentary switch. Hope that helps
83211
Just on and off. It is a floor switch, you just step to turn it on and off. I really do love it!
918942
yes, you push it on and off. When you push (and leave it pushed) it goes brighter or dimmer so this adjustable feature makes it very nice. When it is pushed in one position, it will be off during the day, then when the room gets dark it automatically comes on to where you previously adjusted it. If you don't want it to do this, turn it off. It also acts as a basic light. Just push it to turn it on or off at night. I use my toe. Really is a nice little light. I have three in the house.
1239434
The little switch near the center has two positions: "ON" and "TIMER". If you put the switch to the "on" position it stays on all of the time. If you put the switch to the "timer" position it will turn on and off at the set times. Hope this helps.
746094
No, this switch does not automatically return to the off position. It has 3 distinct positions. On-Off-On. You must physically move it to each position. Try searching for a "momentary" switch.
1417909
Pat, I think when you turn it on, it just stays on - and then you put the change in a little at a time. I never used this one, so I'm not 100% sure, but the one that I dropped on the ground and broke (!!) that was very similar...you just press the on button and it stays on.
1091123
It stays on, no need to hold the button down. It will turn off in spray mode and turn back on in spray mode if you dont switch it back.
1506992
A tap on the button and the light goes to constant, double tap goes to strobe, hold down for longer than a tap and you get momentary. It's a great light and a guy I know who creates custom builds started using them on his platforms after seeing mine.
2006964
Hi Toby, no, the switch is either on or off. If you slowly press the button, it latches before the LED comes on.
424420
Depending on the one you buy. This one, "On/Off" version, means that it will click in when on and stay clicked in. In this manner it will "remember" that it is ON. You need to click it in again for it to go OFF. The other version is the one where you need to hold it in to have it stay on. Probably more suitable for an application for where you want to flash high beams or something like that. Hope this helps!
1916896
While switched off the power switch protrudes around a third of an inch (eyeballed, not actually measured) and is spring loaded. To switch the unit on, you push the switch in until it engages at which point it only comes out around half as much or less than when it is off. Pressing it again will turn the unit off and allow the button to come back out around a third of an inch again. It has a nice feel to it, and the action is solid and fairly smooth.
1224010
I never found a way to turn it off.. i think it goes into a sleep mode for a while but if it accidentally kicked or moved in any way it starts going off..and periodically it goes off by it self for about 20 mins or so after play there is no off switch! I seriously had a problem with this toy my son couldnt sleep with it sulley kept going off and waking him up!
1939198
If you double click the on button it goes to strobe, which is a nice option. By the way just cycling through will not initiate the strobe, only by double tapping will the strobe be initiated.
1648538
The On/Off switch toggles the whole system, so if the switch is set to On, then the system will start assisting when you start to pedal. If you switch the system to Off the automatic assist will not engage (however the throttle will be off as well). I hope this helps.
905324
Its a momentary switch. Its returns to center after you push it up or odwn.
171392
You hold down the button for a few seconds until it comes on. Also most of the time once you're done your workout most of these will reset to zero if not used for a period of time, this one stays and continues from where you started the next time you go to workout, so you have to hold down again to reset for next workout. It threw me off when I first started using too.
311380
The stomp button turns the eq on and off..I just leave it on. The eq adds a lot of control over sound. Btw it is noisy with distortion but isn't with clean channel. If your mainly using it with distortion I would check into a noise gate.