I am reading the reviewers in order to buy this tracer.It seems that this specific one does not have sensitivity adjustment.
1093808
for the money you cant beat it. it finds the breaker 95% of the time even in 3ph panels.only thing the circuit has to have power an the 9650 does not have a soild on off switch so you will be going down the road an hear it beep.when this one stops working i will buy a new one
1093809
It does not have a sensitivity adjustment. It suppose to be automatic. I had bought it in order to trace 220V circuits. I works ok, but found myself going back to my tried and true ideal with a sensitivity adjustment.
1093810
That is correct - no sensitivity adjustment. The tracer will get you into the "ballpark" of one or two adjacent breakers. It works well for my occasional needs.
2253817
The other option you have, which is what I use, is to customize the dead zone/sensitivity of the Trackir so that your head center dead zone is higher and thus will not actuate until head movement is greater than X amount of your choosing.
350727
The sensitivity setting is a function of what you are trying to do: 1) If you are simply trying to determine if a socket is "hot", then the sensitivity should be set to "insensitive" 2) If you are trying to trace a "hot" wire that is behind a drywall, then the sensitivity should be increased to "more sensitive". I am not absolutely certain, but I had difficulty on an exterior wall of a very old building which I suspect had lead based paint (or there was some other source of interference). Anyway, I was unsuccessful regardless of the sensitivity setting. The audio beep is definitely a must have feature. I gave the Sperry device 5 stars and have recommended it to others. Note that I do not wire homes professionally and have limited experience with such tools. Not that I am suggesting you purchase more items, but I am compelled to mention that there is a GFI Outlet checker that is a must have if you are re-wiring or replacing a circuit breaker box.
1527736
it depends if you're checking the wire thru the wall that's why you can change the sensitivity. it really depends on the situation. Trying to use it, for example thru tile walls you may have to bring up the levels.
1971752
I have only been using the speed system, i have exerienced no sensitivity with this. I usually do with other products even certain tooth pastes.
989777
Does not affect the sensitivity at all. You dont have to push any harder. I really did not notice a difference at all. Forget that it is on there.
1609397
This magnifier does not come with a dipoter adjustment, it comes with a focus adjustment according to the user manual with the product.
445148
I've been using mine with World of Warplanes and haven't noticed any extra sensitivity to the trim wheels. I'm using a Toshiba laptop with windows 8...It's plug and play, so I haven't noticed any features that allow for adjustment, other than on the set up in WoW. It might be due to the operating system you are using. I would suggest contacting CH to see if they have any updated patches for the flightstick and the operating system you are using. Hope this helps.Gary
1709078
I haven't used it for more than 5 consecutive days. No issues with sensitivity in that time.
225387
I actually have the same problem, minus the cats. My sensitivity is at a 4. Best thing to do is try all sensitivity levels or wait til they update firmware.
842363
Have you tried adjusting the sensitivity? There is a little notch to set to low or high. If it is on low, it may be too low.
2107487
I have mine aimed in the general direction and it works just fine - if you have just purchased unit I would experiment with it before anchoring transmitter. A couple of reminders - change batteries once a year and set your sensitivity to max . Setting sensitivity is really simple - call Rodann and they will tell you how- they are very nice and helpful.
206100
If there is I haven't found it and don't want to. Its a great warning for uninvited visitors. If it is your children in the driveway or something of that nature I'd just turn the monitor off. Well that's my 2 cents, but having had the monitor for 4 years now I haven't seen any other sensitivity adjuster other than the little window blocker thing you put inside the monitor to adjust left and right and up and down vision.
2258081
I have the other version of this mouse. "All black" But the one I have didn't come with software so I wasn't given the option to change the DPI on it. The mouse for sure though is worth getting over those Name brand ones. Does all I need and I play a lot of 1st person games that require reaction from my mouse. I just turn it to the highest and lower the sensitivity in game if needed.
1695563
Mine did need a small amount of calibration, my elevation line was too high. Fire at a fixed target from a padded flat surface. Mark your targets and check your calibration accordingly.
2077734
My Bounty Hunter pin pointer can detect metals from 3/4" to 1" away from it's tip. But that is only after carefully fine tuning the sensitivity at the on-off knob. If you happen to touch the knob after adjustment, you stand the chance of knocking it out of adjustment and will have to start all over again. Bottom line is it's less expensive than the others on the market and it suits my needs, but it requires the user to perform sensitivity adjustment before use.
52082
This particular burner does not let me know how many degrees up or down the temperature goes. I think the more expensive models are more precise.