I don't understand the "rounding" button. If I don't want it to round at all, which slot do I put it in? Left, right or middle?
1038791
If you don't want it to round, it does not matter where you set the rounding button - rounding only applies when you have a predetermined number of decimals points (most common is setting the decimal at 2). For no rounding, what matters is where you set the decimals. Be sure to set the decimal button to 'F' for floating. This way it won't round, but will fill as many decimal points as your display or printer will allow.
123370
I have no answer that is correct, I just punch buttons and turn the round knob,and pray!No one I know can figure it out either, and my gran son is a computer buff, he cannot figure it out.Sorry not much help here.
919479
You can use / configure it in any miter slot, right or left side. It's aluminum extrusion, t-slot style that is very flexible...
574361
Hey olivia ! You have to hold the button and unscrew the silver round part and in there you will see a small silver part where they bits are "supposed to fit" but just take that out (it should fall out) and it should be okay.
746304
ok, this was killing me, I had to check mine. By-the-way, I would recommend this fun, neat, unique tool.There are 3 settings which are at 0* (straight), 45* and 90*. It sets in this way to the left or to the right, so technically there are 5 TOTAL settings, 0* in the middle. With a screwdriver type handle on this tool, I have not figured out why you would need to adjust left or right, I think just the 0*, 45* and 90* settings in one direction would be all you need. Antway, there ya go, have fun.
2069711
Hi, I have no idea. It seems they all waste a half inch or so at the beginning and at the end. This one does. I don't use it that much and I haven't figured a way around it, if there is. The controls and menu are somewhat cumbersome compared to my old one (which was fine but I broke it).
1663104
I think that the buttons are on either side. Just check and push every part. As I recall it was not what you usually expect but try pushing and pulling on the sides.
2032962
That button provides only 3 settings, Base0, Base1, Base2. Their option made a substantial difference. I also played with other settings when I first got it with no significant difference.
2244883
Read the reviews I had the same problem. Push the square things out. The right one to the right. Left to the left
1985876
The or off button is located on the round base make sure you move the switch to the center. Hope this helps
1988571
the buttons you see on the right side are for windage and elevation corrections...the very front large cap screw is the battery compartment..the on and off buttons as well as the brightness button are on the front of the sight...there is an on and off on each side and the brightness is in the middle...they are enclosed in rubber and you just push for the settings you need....very simple and eash to use...if i did it again i would get the on dot reticle and not the two....if you have it too bright the dots run together for me and cant be as precise on the target...shooting small cal. rifles at ranges out to 150 yards you really dont need this dot.......Great sight and i would buy another one......Joe the buttons you see on the right side are for windage and elevation corrections...the very front large cap screw is the battery compartment..the on and off buttons as well as the brightness button are on the front of the sight...there is an on and off on each side and the brightness is in the middle...they are enclosed in rubber and you just push for the settings you need....very simple and eash to use...if i did it again i would get the on dot reticle and not the two....if you have it too bright the dots run together for me and cant be as precise on the target...shooting small cal. rifles... » Read More the buttons you see on the right side are for windage and elevation corrections...the very front large cap screw is the battery compartment..the on and off buttons as well as the brightness button are on the front of the sight...there is an on and off on each side and the brightness is in the middle...they are enclosed in rubber and you just push for the settings you need....very simple and eash to use...if i did it again i would get the on dot reticle and not the two....if you have it too bright the dots run together for me and cant be as precise on the target...shooting small cal. rifles at ranges out to 150 yards you really dont need this dot.......Great sight and i would buy another one......Joe « Show Less
1813849
same with mine......but I love everything else about the thing......might exchange it....maybe just keep it and do the buttons
2036715
well i havent got interested on trying to find out what else can i do with the buttons of the left side but i know you can use them to go back and foward in folders of windows , i dont even use it , but ive heard you can get a software yo make them work as you would like to , you should try that., i like the way can adjust the sinsibility
1436536
The case should have come with red plastic inserts that prevent the numbers from changing. Upon removing the inserts, you push the round button towards the numbers, and set it to your combination, then release the round button. If it came without plastic inserts, its possible that the numbers were already changed, and as there are 1000 combinations, not feasible to try to find the correct one.
1028424
I do not use it but it it´s possible. It is on right hand side when shooting or function button side.
2226520
Funny you should ask! I just got through changing the battery myself! You have to squeeze the two oval buttons on the side very hard and make sure the front and back face the right way. If you're very careful you should get one side button on slightly ahead of the other. Don't force it or it will break and you'll have to ducktape it back on!
1421239
On the left there is a knob: 2-Sided.Press the knob and choose 1 --> 2 Sided.That's all.Regards,A. Heijst