What is the S mode for?
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The manual days that "S is for slow automatic grade", but I am not sure what that means.
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The slow is really more for the person testing the cable. When using the Slow Automatic mode (S position) to perform the test, the user has more time to watch the light sequence and ensure that the same LEDs illuminate on the Master and Remote simultaneously. Other than allowing an extra moment to view the results, there is no advantage to the S mode. Hope this helps
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To my knowledge, there is no way to keep it at one mode. Every time you will need to scroll through the different modes until you get to the right one. This is one reason that I was so upset that it is a 5 mode instead of the 3 mode as advertised because you may have to press the button as many times as 5 just to get the light to be on the mode you want.
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Yes. Just push the large button on the box changes it from one mode to the other.
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On mine, it's technically high-off-medium-off-low-off-strobe-off-sos-off. But you can just depress the button part-way to get it to the "off" setting instead of clicking it, making it a quick half-press to cycle between high-medium-low-strobe-sos. Usually I use it on high, so I just half-press the button through the modes until I get to SOS, then I press it fully so it's set for HIGH the next time I use it.
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Each time you click it, it goes to the next mode. After going through all the modes, it goes to "off"
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Yes there are 3 modes. It can be constant, blink slow, or blink fast. Hope this helps!
439691
Yes you can. It automatically switches whichever way. BUT it is pretty uncomfortable and bulky to use in that mode. :)
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Hi Ron, This will not work the the One S. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with. RND
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That's a very vague question. Unlocking ISF Day and Night modes in the professional menu are the most flexible settings if you're a tweaker. Cnet's review has a calibration setting that you can try (I think it's in custom mode) as well. Enjoy!
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The answer fromEmmett is probably the best solution. I use s similar configuration. Dennis
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Mode 16 allows you to turn on and off the load by pressing the red button. Mode 16 ignores whether or not it's receiving solar power.
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Hi Pam,I believe the difference is that the S version has an on/off switch while the other one doesn't.
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I haven't tried it in that mode. I would recommend you take it to an avionics shop and they can check it for you, normally for free. Sorry I can't be more help. - Charles
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The box appears to be a simple switch for each input, with no conversion applied or even available. I have never tried to switch input and output video modes, and am unsure if that is possible on this box, as S-video requires signals that are not separately present in composite video. I have noticed no degradation of video quality using the switch for composite connections. So I agree with Mr. Carlson.
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Nope. If they do it is not advertised and I don't see a mode switch for such operation.
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It has five modes including strobe and SOS. It has one button to turn on/off and to cycle through the modes. I have a couple of these and just push the button until I get the one I want. It is a good bargain but less controllable than say my Fenix ld-41 which has seperate on/off and mode buttons.
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Partially depress the end power button to change modes from High, Medium, Low, Strobe and SOS.