Is there any adjustment in sensitivity of the toe and heel positions. I have a model PPU995 which has no null position.
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No mechanical adjustment, you can set sensitivity with the in game software!BillH
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Sensitivity is adjusted in the software. There are no mechanical tension wheels for this device. It sits in a natural body position with heels and foot strike normal. You may need an adjustable chair to get the most comfortable position. Toe break and rudder effects are all done within the software. Plenty of travel to allow as much null space and sensitivity for your selection of games.
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I don't think so. My son and husband use this for flight simulator and they seem pleased with it.
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Thank you so much for your response!! I ended up purchasing a Sole E35 last week based on warranty and several reviews regarding long term maintenance, but I'm not sure the stride (21") will be the most comfortable. I did try out a Spirit a year or so ago, and at the time their machines were identical to Sole's; the stride on that one was ok, but I'll have to see. I really appreciate that you took the time to reply and I am so glad your machine works well for you! If the one I bought doesn't turn out I will know just what to replace it with. Your post was so helpful! Thanks again!!
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The pair I bought did not do that for me, not sure if they sell a model that does.
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Works for me!! The heel is padded & I get immediate relief. Of course, I am not on my feet 8 hours a day but it's worth a try!
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I returned the insoles to the maker. They were too hard for the soles of my sensitive feet -- no gellin here. I can't believe that they would help heel spurs. By the way, they refunded my cost.
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I typically set a dead zone on all my sticks because I have never found one that returns to dead zero naturally. I also set a sensitivity curve that will generate a minimal signal with small movements. I have to adjust this for feel, for example a larger dead zone will create a jump when the zone is exceeded... not good. Some software does not allow this, but you can use the manufacturer's utility if available (I don't use it so I don't know for sure). Failing that I guess you need to use it as is and put up with some slop, or buy another product. Thrustmaster may be able to help you, give you a RMA (return refund), or maybe offer you a trade in on a more expensive stick. I wish you well. I typically set a dead zone on all my sticks because I have never found one that returns to dead zero naturally. I also set a sensitivity curve that will generate a minimal signal with small movements. I have to adjust this for feel, for example a larger dead zone will create a jump when the zone is exceeded... not good. Some software does not allow this, but you can use the manufacturer's utility if available (I don't use it so I don't know for sure). Failing that I guess you need to use it as is and put up with some slop, or buy another product. Thrustmaster may be able to help you, give... » Read More I typically set a dead zone on all my sticks because I have never found one that returns to dead zero naturally. I also set a sensitivity curve that will generate a minimal signal with small movements. I have to adjust this for feel, for example a larger dead zone will create a jump when the zone is exceeded... not good. Some software does not allow this, but you can use the manufacturer's utility if available (I don't use it so I don't know for sure). Failing that I guess you need to use it as is and put up with some slop, or buy another product. Thrustmaster may be able to help you, give you a RMA (return refund), or maybe offer you a trade in on a more expensive stick. I wish you well. « Show Less
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If you are referring to the touchpad there is a feature called palm rejection and you adjust the sensitivity. It seems to be pretty smart and that if you slide your palms on the touch pad it minimizes movement of the pointer. My favorite trick though is to use a USB mouse, and then change the setting that disables the touchpad while mouse is active. It allows me to use a regular mouse but if unplug and need to use my laptop to do something really quick i can either use the touch screen or unplug the usb key and then the touchpad is active right away, plug the usb key back in and the touchpad automatically turns off. It even has a nice amber light to remind you the touchpad is inactive.
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Occasional I do find myself having to adjust because there is a little discomfort, but it's not a constant everyday/ every wear issue. the little side supports are more uncomfortable to be honest so I started sticking a little cotton ball in between on each side to prevent the little poke. hope that helps:-)
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UPDATE TO THIS ISSUE: I went to Acer's Store (it's on your desktop unless you've deleted it), clicked on Tech Support and then Email Support. If you complete the form there and write a brief message, the site will come up with suggestions on the erratic cursor. I forget how it was labeled but it shows in a different window just how to adjust the sensitiviity settings to eliminate the issue most of us are experiencing! Try it, I think you'll be happy with the results.
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Hi Kim, I had problems with the leg sensor only one time and it was so frustrating. I came to the conclusion that this one frustrating time was due to actual skin contact, rather than a thin layer of yoga pant that I usually wear during other workouts with no difficulty. Unfortunately that means no short shorts for me or you if this fixes the problem. Lol hope this helps.
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Should be an adjustment screw on side to set sensitivity. Make small adjustments and it should work.
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The sensitivity settings are adjustable. We have ours set to the most sensitive setting, and movement picks up at close to 50 feet. Overall angle of sensitivity is about 120 degrees (in the real world) of width though the wider 'angles' are less sensitive than when movement is captured straight on if that makes sense.
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I experienced this on my second for a few days then it went away. I made sure the machine was on solid wood floor (I inserted a flat square board below it to ensure the sensitivity adjustment ring is resting on firm ground. I also lifted the globe and repositioned it somehow that did it. Also check the sensitivity setting - move it to somewhat less sensitive setting.) I hope this helps.
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I haven't had a problem with mine and haven't looked at the mechanism that adjusts it. But, here is a link to a CMM1200 that might help you http://www.fixya.com/support/t13893004-repair_height_adjustment_cmm1200
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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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Terri we haven't had that issue or really any with this. You may want to reach out to Sole at www.soletreadmills.com/ or call there support line at 866-MYSOLE1 (866-697-6531).
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There are two sensors, one for the inner zone and one for outer. Both if turned clockwise increases the sensitivity. However, an adjustment on one does affect the other if my memory serves me right.