Does turning clockwise on the adjuster make the detector more sensitive or the opposite ? The manual did not state it.
1957002
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.
1957003
Clockwise increases sensitivity. If you can see the unit from outside the vehicle then make an adjustment, then step away about 10 feet, wait 5 seconds then walk toward vehicle and watch for green and red pilot lights to blink. Green light is warning activation and red light is full alarm activation. This way you can test without without hearing the alarm.
1957004
Yes makes it more sensitive. I had mine so sensitive that just a train going by set it off or someone starting their car next to mine set it of so go the other way. ..
1068012
It should tell you on the instructions. On the back of the sensor part should be a dial than you can turn with a screwdriver and adjust it from 1 minute to 20 minutes
220367
There are two knobs. One on the left turns it on and that is the sensitivity knob. The knob on the right is the discrimination knob.
2006610
My home security guys placed motion sensors lower the ground, then upside down...so the the sensor sees upward from where it's placed. This may work the same way.
1776658
If the left/right balance control is set partially to right or left will the signal be affected?
233896
It works 360°! This trigger is based on radio frequency, so unless there is a significant obstruction, you can trigger it from every direction.
958703
Mine doesn't have an adjustment but will detect the smallest motion. It even detects when someone walks in the garage. I'm assuming yours may be defective.
1080828
This is gonna sound dumb, but are you turning it the correct direction? You want to turn it counter-clockwise, until it becomes harder to turn.
1191519
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.
1299731
I don't know, but I do know that it detects those "your speed is xx" machines. Whenever I am approaching one, the detector goes off. Here's the link to the manual http://www.beltronics.com/manuals/v940manual.pdf
1297833
It will detect movement 360 degrees directly below the sensor in an umbrella-type coverage.... Otherwise, It can only detect motion 180 degrees.
350729
I have used this inductive sensor on Hi sensitivity (CCW direction) most of the time, because of its below 24 vac reading ability, for controls wiring. The Voltage sensitivity dial at Hi, sets the sensor sensitivity for all its voltage levels. I only turn the dial to a (CW direction) lowing its sensitivity, to isolate live lines from dead ones that are close to each other. If you are looking for a 120 volt line in a house wall, then I would set the sensitivity Hi, to trace where it is running in the wall.
1183128
No. Only turns counter-clockwise if you are looking at it from the right. So it rotates down if you are looking at it from the front.
1510075
it does have resistance by turning knob clockwise for more and counterclockwise for less
378344
like as in automatic? If so, not totally sure. I know that for me it senses clutch changes once I hit the friction point, and a lot of the time it will read one gear higher even though I downshifted and then quickly change to the correct gear.I'm super happy with mine if that is anything to consider!
1395315
Yes, that happens with the unit that I purchased as well and I did not notice a sensitivity adjustment. On the other hand, I get to see them in operation this way and they don't really cost much to run, so there is little harm done.
636020
It will automatically measure that I believe. Never tried to measure the opposite direction