Does it always energize the output when it is first supplied with power, regardless of whether it senses any motion? Thanks!
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The Generic DC Always will energize at least Two Times, Sometimes Three. I have been working on a project for almost 6 month's Getting the bugs out.I have also found that it will also pick up Heat Waves. I use mine out in the elements, in fields, & woods. On the edge of a field you can look across itin the hot part of the day & see Heat waves across the field. It will pick those up. Other than that, it works very well & have had no problems. Thanks Danny The Generic DC Always will energize at least Two Times, Sometimes Three. I have been working on a project for almost 6 month's Getting the bugs out.I have also found that it will also pick up Heat Waves. I use mine out in the elements, in fields, & woods. On the edge of a field you can look across itin the hot part of the day & see Heat waves across the field. It will pick those up. Other than that, it works very well & have had no problems. Thanks Danny
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If you mean when you first hook it up then yes. But after that it had to sense motion. The output is only "switched" on when there is motion to make it energize. That is why it energizes when you first hook it up. It senses you moving too
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Olav, I don't think I gave you a plane answer to your question! The Answer Is (YES) it will energize when you first put power to (POWER IN) I have bought Boxes ofthese switches and all of them works like this.If I can be of anymore help let me know. Danny
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Never checked.I attach 12v input wires first, then attach output wiring..works as I thought it should.Verysensitive, will detect birds and rodents, as well as the neighbors dogs. Wes Wes
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Hard to give correct answer for stupi question. If you buy anything, first read manual.
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The Generic DC Always will energize at least Two Times, Sometimes Three. I have been working on a project for almost 6 month's Getting the bugs out. I have also found that it will also pick up Heat Waves. I use mine out in the elements, in fields, & woods. On the edge of a field you can look across it in the hot part of the day & see Heat waves across the field. It will pick those up. Other than that, it works very well & have had no problems. Thanks Danny
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I think of this as a combination of setting it's parameters, and an operational self check.
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It works plugged into the monitor for power, however I found that the volume is low even when turned all the way up. Not sure if this has anything to do with power source.
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Well...., I've never heard a peep from it :). But I do know that the light illuminates whenever the internal thermostar has tripped allowing power to flow to the device plugged into it.
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No, it draws an insignificant amount of current. It is very small & light. I mounted it on my Phantom drone to get an accurate voltage reading in-flight, i.e., while under the actual flight load.
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As long as there is electricity running to it, it will register volt readings. It does not make any sounds if voltage drops below.
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The monitor goes into sleep mode when no input is detected. So as soon as something is plugged in, it will automatically display the input as long the it has not been powered off. I'm not sure if this is what you meant... But i love this monitor!
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i believe i have seen it work after plugged on an empty battery.(cannot check for sure at the moment, but i believe i've seen this behavior.)
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no, they don't. just powers up when it 'sees' that the computer is active. I've been using it for about a month now with no problems. Hard to say yet how long the batteries will last but very happy so far.
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no, I hardly notice it running and it's totally worth the investment. Thinking about ordering another one for my nightstand!
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Sorry, I really can't say for sure. Don't have "possession" of this anymore, but as I recall, I think it only has the single set of outputs without a "switch", so therefore it is always "on" -- again, as I recall.
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I believe it writes data to hard drive, so it does not need constant power. I have lost power and unplugged it a few times with no data loss.
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I believe this is normal operation. It did that for me with the original power supply. I think it's just to let you know when it's charging vs. battery mode. Hope that helps.
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Yep...that is correct. It really doesn't draw any current under no-load. There are no noises, nothing...just the red LED lights for voltage or watts. I have used several different inverters and this one is my absolute favorite...it is a beast and built extremely well. No worries...it is a safe buy. Have had mine running continuously for about 7 months now.
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No it doesn't, but they are very inexpensive. Besides you won't need it once you've set its output.
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It is unaffected. It syncs back up within about a minute of the power coming back.
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Yes, when motion turns it on. When at rest, it is dim. They work very well.
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It doesn't, I'm almost 100% sure of it. It gets power via either AA batteries or a USB connection. FYI: My fan stopped working after using it for just one week. I can't figure out what's wrong. Hugely disappointing since it's so quiet and has a nice appearance.