What does the review by Thomas M. Delker mean when it says it is a "step" switched controller?
477419
The volume control uses a transformer with several 'taps'. The volume control knob basically switches though the different taps on the transformer in order to change the volume level at the speakers. It.s not a potentiometer as used for traditional volume control. Hope this helps..
477420
As the knob is turned, it clicks from one position to the next giving ten different volumes.
477421
It means that it is not a "potentiometer", instead it has 12 "steps" to control the level.
588865
I returned mine due to inaccuracy, but I remember reading about the switch in the user's manual. I think it selects whether the weight displayed is the instantaneous weight or the maximum weight over a period of time. Check the manual if you've got it.
1327609
i think it is referring to steps that are counted without actually taking steps, movement can create this, it also didn't count steps that i took, I don't like this product and don't even use it anymore. Hope I helped you.:)
603464
Short answer is I doubt it, the detents between steps were fairly strong if I remember correctly. Long answer, possibly with the right driver and high resolution controller, and a lot of software development.
499893
It's a "single-strike" switch-pedal, meaning that will pass through power only while been pressed/pushed on, and will stop power when released, it can be set in a reverse manner, meaning that you can also set it to be "on" permanently, and when pressed/pushed, will cut power and when released will pass through power again...hope that will help you!
675954
Heard the term but not really sure what it means. The lack of the control switch minimizes their convenience. I do not recommend.
72916
Yea this controller is definitely a third party controller. To be honest I bought this because it was cheap but for some reason I kept getting shocked by the controller. Eventually it was unbearable and persistent to the point where I sent it back and just bought a microsoft controller. No complaints since then.
601952
I purchased mine from Newegg and have G74721-305 C2 Stepping. Since these aren't sold by Amazon but random 3rd party vendors you won't really know what your getting until you get it.
258782
The switched did'nt worked properly for me so I'm not able to answer your question. Sorry.
1091300
It's pretty abrupt. You can adjust your play style to give it a better feel, but it's a pretty harsh curve. The only uses for this controller that I've found works best is composition and triggering loops. It works well for drum machines, but anything like velocity sensitive synths, keyboards, and orchestras are tricky to pull of perfectly with this.
1494503
It's a renogy pmw30cc - pmw type charger 30 amp max charge controller. It auto selects between 12 and 24v systems. If you hook the load up to the controller it prevents over discharge. As for charging, it will switch to float mode when batteries are 100%. The manual says nothing specific about charge stages/modes but does list the following: load disconnect 11.1v/22.2v, load reconnect 12.6v/25.2v, equalization voltage (30 min) 14.6v/29.2v, boost voltage (30 min) 14.4v/28.8v, float voltage 13.6v/27.2v, battery type sealed lead acid and flooded.
110543
This does not handle steppers directly (step/dir) and you must apply the phase signals properly. There are lots of methods to do this but the easiest is with a microcontroller. Another example:http://www.theremin.us/Circuit_Library/bioplar_stepper_motor.htm
1803951
Sorry Alexander we returned the controller because it did not do what they advertised. It was basically just like a regular controller. I hope that helps
1060273
I purchased two complete sets of the remote controller and 3 slave units. Upon arrival I found that BOTH packages are the EXACT same device. Both control paddles will turn on/off any of the six total slave units. As you'll not upon receipt, on the paddle there is a small stick-um saying CH B on them, meaning they both will handle (probably) any number of slaves that are attuned to Channel B. I'd written in and asked Amazon if it is possible to get a controller that is tuned to other than CH B, and have not received a reply on that matter. So when you hit the #1 paddle toggle switch it will turn on ALL units that are the #1 remote. I purchased two complete sets of the remote controller and 3 slave units. Upon arrival I found that BOTH packages are the EXACT same device. Both control paddles will turn on/off any of the six total slave units. As you'll not upon receipt, on the paddle there is a small stick-um saying CH B on them, meaning they both will handle (probably) any number of slaves that are attuned to Channel B. I'd written in and asked Amazon if it is possible to get a controller that is tuned to other than CH B, and have not received a reply on that matter. So when you hit the #1 paddle toggle switch it will... » Read More I purchased two complete sets of the remote controller and 3 slave units. Upon arrival I found that BOTH packages are the EXACT same device. Both control paddles will turn on/off any of the six total slave units. As you'll not upon receipt, on the paddle there is a small stick-um saying CH B on them, meaning they both will handle (probably) any number of slaves that are attuned to Channel B. I'd written in and asked Amazon if it is possible to get a controller that is tuned to other than CH B, and have not received a reply on that matter. So when you hit the #1 paddle toggle switch it will turn on ALL units that are the #1 remote. « Show Less
2180984
It does have an off switch which is an advantage of this controller over analog units.
2222643
It is the whole thing, minus the digital display. Yes it works by dip switches.
1792560
This is NOT a momentary switch. Therefore, when you actuate it to off it stays there, when you actuate it to on, it stays there. With two "on" positions I use it as a reversing switch for a stepping motor. Then I can run it forward or reverse or off.