Does this have an auto-arm/ disarm feature?
1873899
I use the key-fob to arm and disarm, so I don't have to enter a code onto the keypad. That is as close to automatic as you can get.
1209229
No, the arm simply slides down over the top of the tripod. It can make for a few squeaks so I'll just occasionally spay a little oil on the connection. This also makes it easy to setup and take down.
1115495
There is not an auto shoot setting , although I am sure you could adapt the self timing function to operate in the same way.
1635259
No. Just a "safety button", but it is very comfortable to use. Light weight and trims great.
1111475
I do not know. Since I installed my locks to avoid having keys and to me the pass code is more convienent, I never tried disarming it!.
72646
Once set up, it has a button to go from off, heat, or cool - you tell it what you want. I don't think any device has an "auto" function like you want, you still have to tell it what your doing.
1485302
There is a turn switch on the end, that activates the Grip Trigger button yes. No it it does nothing to disable the other buttons on the camera, which means that you can switch back and forth, using the body trigger when shooting landscape and the grip trigger when shooting portrait.
1173816
It's fully automatic. Faster than you could pull the trigger. It can empty the clip pretty fast.
301343
Yes it does, but not as a right click or left click ... You can change it and set what you want that click to be
772949
No, but if you are a right hand shooter and have proper hand and grip placement the switch on the left side can be manually tapped quickly to be a strobe. I like this better than a true strobe because this way I can activate it AS needed, ie. When the barrel is facing the intruder, I can then strobe him or her to surrender rather than a constant on/off strobe that gives my position away.-Oakland, CA resident
1235765
You will disarm basically by pressing 'off' on the keypad followed by your pass cord. Or just press 'off' on the keychain. My system is simple. That's all I know.
522486
Yes. Just hold down the arm/disarm button for about 3 seconds and the alarm will sound until the arm/disarm is pushed again.
1142907
Yes, it is automatic but single action. This means that it only shoots out and doesn't close automatically. If it was double action then it would automatically open and close, both ways.
2243499
There is an Auto function, but it's not that slow. These units (I have five of them) are best used for repositioning a shot then holding still. You can follow action only in wide angle... zoomed in is really jerky.
1801909
No, But it leaves you with one hand free. Instead of holding inflater on valve stem and pulling trigger.
1724375
Nope. It doesn't, and it's a constant annoyance. If that were built in, I'd love this knife without any qualms. That is my one complaint.
2135654
No, it does not. The controls are rather simple: switch on and then switch it off when you are done. Nothing fancy.