How does leveling occur? Auto or manual?
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You have to do the leveling somewhat manual. There leveling is a nice feature, but doesn,t work for galss because it is thincker. I only uses glass, I found it to be the best way to print for this printer. I spay the glass with a good hairspray that dries quickly. I level the bed using a piece of paper. most paper is .005 thick. I first use their method to see how far the plate is out, then I get it closer and check it again. Then for the final leveling I use a piece of paper and bring the nozzel to it in incriments. then I do a final check with their checking system. The I save that and then set the nozzel height. I stays for a long time after I do that. When I see some curling I then re-set it again. I is still somewhat time consuming but it works well. If you get is close and save it I think the nozzel compensates as it prints although I am not sure of this. I really like their sofrware. I also have a makerbot 2X and that is a whole different situation. The UP! plus makes the nicest print for very small intricate objects I make a small freznel lense with it and it is great. I ahve been using this printer since October and I would recommend it. I only use this printer for things I sell or fix Thanks, Mike
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It can do both - if on "self leveling" mode, pendulum will adjust itself to level and keep blinking until you have it leveled. If on "locked" mode, you can tilt the unit how ever much you want, and it will shoot the tilted line without leveling itself (and without blinking).
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No, you have to press manually. Which I like as it allows me to grind exactly the way I want.
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It should only say processing if it is in a special effect mode. If you put it on automatic it will not need to process.
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Joan, ...to add to what Alan said, the Tare "button" on the right is the manual on button. I've found the auto off especially helpful because it always seems I'm weighing messy things (bulk meat I'm separating into smaller packages, etc.).
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Understanding is you can. From the directions, this is supposed to be automatic. I don't. Force of habit.
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you can use it in manual as well as auto. it's an amazing lens, you wont be disappointed.
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No not automatically. The weight is what it looks for to determine the appropriate profile. You have to select the profile manually otherwise. Mine doesn't work properly after barely using it by the way.
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yes i have mine in just manual mode, if you set it to manual mode it will not continue to use auto select. this is a great switch have had mine for over 6 months and never had a problem with it.
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1st souloution when you hit record once, it goes into a pre record mode, the rec light should blink, this is so you can check the levels etc, once you hit record a second time it will start recording 2nd soloution: there is an auto record setting, at first you might think than means like a camera on auto to just set levels etc automatically but its not. The auto record means that it will record when it "hears" something, and the sensitivity is adjustable. so once you hit record it may be stopping because the sounds is to low against the sensiotivity asettings. Disable the auto recording and you should be fine. This recorder is one of the nest on the market for a lot of reasons, i have 3 tascams models and 2 zooms, it take an hour or 2 to read the manuel but when your on location it pays to know your stuff
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There are two settings: auto and manual. Auto has you input the total time you want to set a time for, then it changes to each light using a percentage of the total time left. Manual, you set the duration for each light. Auto is easiest to set, though I truthfully don't find either very hard to set and haven't found it hard to program once I did it twice. I hope that answers your specific concern.
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Best Regards Daniel:The REL key has to do with the scale of measures voltage and current in both DC and AC. When you turn on AUTO has the scale. If you press, you would spend to MANUAL mode. Recommendation: Keep in AUTO mode, and automatically measures your desired value. Excellent measurement equipment.
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You have to hold the button down, but using the settings, it will automatically stop grinding after a certain amount of time, so that you can get the SAME amount/duration of grind every time you use it.
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Not automatic; there's a little switch accessible from the bottom, that you'd use a small slotted screwdriver (or maybe a tiny key?) to move to either voltage. It's small--wear your glasses, if you have 'em. For myself, I'm glad it is a bit of a bother to do it, since I don't want it to un-adjust by accident. My guess is an auto-adjust feature, in addition to being risky to depend on at odd times, would raise the price above what I'd prefer to pay. Hope this helps your decision.
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you boost from 1 to 90 instantly, but professions aren't level to max unless you have your character over lvl 60.
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Per the diagram, auto is used to activate the time when you have completed programming. I really don't remember if I used it or not, but my timer is working OK. I would do as the diagram says just in case it is needed.
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No, not automatically. There are "high", "low", and "keep warm" settings, but they must be changed manually.