How do you adjust the up-limit switch? I have successfully used the allen-head tool on the red key-hole to adjust the down (extended) position. I'm using the white key-hole but my awning seems to over-roll about half a turn in the up (closed) position and the motor times out every time? Anyone have any hints? Thanks! How do you adjust the up-limit switch? I have successfully used the allen-head tool on the red key-hole to adjust the down (extended) position. I'm using the white key-hole but my awning seems... » Read More How do you adjust the up-limit switch? I have successfully used the allen-head tool on the red key-hole to adjust the down (extended) position. I'm using the white key-hole but my awning seems to over-roll about half a turn in the up (closed) position and the motor times out every time? Anyone have any hints? Thanks! « Show Less
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with the awning all the way down turn the white limit about 20 turns then run it up, if it doesn't stop short do that again, then once you get it to stop short turn the white limit the other way and the awning should go up in steps until you get it to where you want it.
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There was a green plastic tool that you use to adjust for each direction. By inserting and turning one direction or another, you can set the stop where you want it. I hope this helps.
277874
Try white control out so it shuts off about a foot from roller then can adjust to where u want
211545
There is no answer,they have have no trouble shooting team.I sent mine back because after 2 weeks of frustration I gave up.
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Checked their FAQs and found this: http://ergo.contour-design.com/support-and-downloads/faq - GO down to the question, "My cursor is moving too fast on the screen. How can I adjust the speed?" - there is a way to adjust it on the bottom side of the keyboard tray. I remember doing that with mine - but can't look at it right now. There's a diagram w/their FAQs. :-)
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I had a similar problem at first with the 9595, and the manual is useless when it comes to this issue. I followed one cardinal rule of dealing with any sensitive or expensive adjustment mechanism: never apply excessive force. After fiddling around with trying the lock slide in various positions I found that when you tilt the head all the way in one direction (counter-intuitive, eh? I thought at first it should be aligned as straight as possible) the lock slide works effortlessly and effectively. You might want to try it a couple more times if you haven't returned it yet.
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Don't really know how to answer this question. Can you set it on a higher setting and then manually bring it down??? That is all I can think of. Probably best to call the company and explain to them. Hope that work for you.
1247316
The system does not have limit switches attached to it. There are various electronics companies (sparkfun, digikey, etc) that sell these. The mach3 software talks about these, and adding them into the control system. You may also want to look at the mach3 docs for setting the work envelope, which allows you to define the max size of the area in which the tool point can move.
635325
When stop is mounted with one hole on top and 2 on bottom, then stop 'locks' into place in the up position. I guess you could flip it around, but when you want it 'up' I dont think it will lock in place for you.
179871
Notice the hex cap in the middle. that is a small wrench to adjust tension on the leg locking devises. I had one leg that was still a little loose and that wrench fixed it up just fine. Just pull it off the leg to use it. It has the added advantage of probably breaking if you try to over tighten the nut. I did have a problem with the swivel head. The portrait/landscape swivel bracket's knob to lock it tight allowed to still wiggle slightly no matter how hard the knob was tightened down. Talked to Lee at customer service and he sent me a new head immediately. Didn't even ask for the old head back. Excellent response, but I haven't received it yet to see if it had the same problem or not. It looks like a good product for the price but I wouldn't want to carry it very far. Good luck with it, Dan
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Speed selection is fine on mine. My problem is the front face (head with led lamps, etc) of the driver keeps comming off. Held on by teo screws and no matter what I do to try and keep in place, it keeps coming off about once a week. Assume you are having problems with your trigger? Good luck
475746
There are three allen key screws in front of the laser.. that adjusts the up down left wright
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There are 2 limit switches that you will set when you install your door. The switches stop the up or down motion of the door and also reverse the motor so it goes the opposite direction when power is applied to the motor again. Hope this helps.
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There is a slot on the top where you can slide down a long narrow Phillips screwdriver and turn the adjustment screw, or you have to remove the light and adjust the screw with a Phillips on the back. There is only up and down adjust, no left or right. I was lucky and didn't have to adjust mine at all.
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Yes your screen should have come with a plastic adjusting tool.... U need to insert it in the adjustment hole I believe located to the right of the housing somewhere I can't remember exactly off hand... But anyhow u just insert and turn either way for top or bottom limit, each time checking the new stop limit until u find a position u like ... Hope this help
1275700
I am on my second one and I have never had to do any shifting or rocking. Perhaps your item is too high for the Lids Off opener. What you are doing is not normal. You only raise the top up high enough to get the item setting in place and push the gray start button and it does the rest.
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Tintin, Look for a utility called "Sharpkeys". It's a simple to use freebie that will do what you're looking for. What the program does is reassign registry values for the keys you choose. You can make practically any key on the keyboard do what you want by simply pressing the key you want to remap then either choose from a list or press a corresponding key that you want to change to. Save the change and you're good to go. The utility is used by a lot of Eee owners to remap the 'up' arrow key so it becomes a 'shift' key (negating that long reach to the right for the actual shift key). If there's going to be a downside it's that you'll lose the down scroll that the key is currently mapped for (without pressing the Fn key). Cheers
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There's 2 speed adjustments; the 1st is from full open to approx. 3/4 shut and the 2nd is from 1/4 open to full close. There's really good control of both settings. My closer is about 2 years old and it's not gone out of adjustment.
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Mine moves but then recenters. 3mm is very small. It may not be reasonable to expect less tolerance. I don't know if the slop can be adjusted out, perhaps ask the manufacturer. Does that movement generate a signal? If not it shouldn't matter. If so, many games provide the option of setting a dead zone. I hope you can work it out.
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Hitachi apparently sells an item listed as a " Fine adjustment knob" (Code No. 318304) that fits over the depth adjustment screw and allows depth changes when, for instance, the router is inverted on a router table. I moved what I suppose is one of these screw devices from another Hitachi router without knowing the proper name for it. It makes live much simpler.