When turning the lamp on, does this lamp remember the brightness level you last had it at?
1968245
It doesn't remember the last brightness level. You have to toggle through the 3 brightness levels to turn it off.
1968246
This Gorgeous lamp does not remember the brightness level. This does not matter. You simply touch the little icon three times to set the best brightness. Not a problem. You will love this light!!!
1968247
No, you just cycle through the three brightness levels. You will find this is one of the most handy lights you have ever used! I use mine for just about everything you could use a light for from installing my home theater to putting in a air filter in my camry.
1968248
I don't see how it would be possible for the lamp to "remember" the brightness level one last had it at. It operates on four clicks: click 1 turns the lamp on (LOW); click 2 medium; click 3 high; click 4 OFF. The next click is click 1, which turns the lamp on (LOW). The design allows for no other operation.
1968249
it's has four settings. off/low/med/hi. when you turn it off, the next in the cycle is low. it doesn't remember that you had it on high last time (for example)
187257
In my experience, it turns onto the lowest setting. You can increase the light by touching the dimmer pad.
2059644
Don't think so, my lamps only have one "on" setting. All four come on whenit's turned on.
382409
Yes, it has a memory that remembers the last setting used if the bulb is unscrewed from the socket, or removed from power via the wall switch.When you reconnect the bulb to power about 2 seconds later, the last used color and brightness level will be restored.This bulb is excellent because of this and how light it feels also.
1611115
Usually by going to control panel and then display. Could also be a function your power saver mode sometimes reducing the brightness to save power. Jon A
1351608
Yes, it can. You just press down on the top to turn it on or off. It can be dimmed. I think it will remember the last brightness setting used.
611789
No, it does not. When switched off it turns on to normal brightness and needs re-dimmed to the previous level.
821662
No. The lamp is only for when yours completely burns out or dims badly. The pixels are on the screen itself. Sorry.
1260428
Sort of, the are all on dimly and one is fully lit that indicates the default level when the switch is turned on which is also the last level is was at before being turned off.
995564
Yes, but be sure to press refresh the button first (the small button on the top left with a circular arrow). This helps ensure that what you see on the display accurately reflects the state of the switches. I failed to do this a few times when I first purchased the Wemo and discovered I was turning the device 'on' instead of 'off' which I intended.Consider making a 'rule' to avoid this (should you forget to refresh the button state); Program your lamp to turn on and off at specified times.
2026329
I know this is a little old, but I just want to clarify that four of the previous answers are definitely incorrect (maybe the light was updated?... doubt it though). There are 2 modes. The default mode (what it goes back to after not being used for about 1 second from my testing) is full brightness mode. It does have a dim brightness mode that you can activate by double tapping the button before clicking it to lock it down.
2154875
Mine does not remember the last dimmer setting. It normally goes on about half of full power.
1847577
Yes.. Press the button on the lamp once to turn on/off. Press and hold to dim/brighten.
111447
There is no way to tell how many hours are left on the lamp except when it stops working. There is no minute "counter" in the menu setting with these DLP T.V.'s either. That being said, I replaced mine before the lamp burned out and I did notice a dramatic improvement with the picture quality, especially with the brightness of the display. If you want a general rule of thumb with regard to when to replace the bulb, consider and ask yourself if you notice the picture being dimmer that you remember it being when it was newer. If you bulb is more than 3 years old consider replacing with a new on and using the old one as a emergency back up. There is no way to tell how many hours are left on the lamp except when it stops working. There is no minute "counter" in the menu setting with these DLP T.V.'s either. That being said, I replaced mine before the lamp burned out and I did notice a dramatic improvement with the picture quality, especially with the brightness of the display. If you want a general rule of thumb with regard to when to replace the bulb, consider and ask yourself if you notice the picture being dimmer that you remember it being when it was newer. If you bulb is more than 3 years old consider replacing... » Read More There is no way to tell how many hours are left on the lamp except when it stops working. There is no minute "counter" in the menu setting with these DLP T.V.'s either. That being said, I replaced mine before the lamp burned out and I did notice a dramatic improvement with the picture quality, especially with the brightness of the display. If you want a general rule of thumb with regard to when to replace the bulb, consider and ask yourself if you notice the picture being dimmer that you remember it being when it was newer. If you bulb is more than 3 years old consider replacing with a new on and using the old one as a emergency back up. « Show Less
532161
I was really interested in this question before I bought these bulbs so I'll try not to over complicate this answer haha: If the bulb is on and you cut power to the bulb using your house light switch or lamp switch the last setting is forgotten and when power is turned back on to the bulb it will default to the strobe setting. If you turn the bulb off with the included remote and turn the bulb back on with the included remote it will remember the last setting. If you turn the bulb off with the included remote and then cut power via lamp switch, then turn lamp switch on and then turn on bulb with remote it will remember last setting. SHORT ANSWER: If you turn off with remote - YES it remembers last setting If you turn off power with lamp switch - No it forgets last setting
580454
Yes. It turns the light on with a tap. A second tap makes it brighter and a third tap is the brightest. The fourth tap will turn it off. I use it with a torchiere lamp. I like the low light when I'm watching TV and the brighter settings when I'm working at the computer.
2128452
Yes, when motion turns it on. When at rest, it is dim. They work very well.