What is the range of motion from the micro-controllers. Can you adjust 0-360, and 0-90 using control knobs alone, or is their range limited?
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Hello, thank you for your inquiry. The range is limited by the travel of the internal threaded post that rotates when spinning the slow motion cable. It is not a worm gear assembly such as those found on some EQ mounts.
1313123
I think you can on the right side of the controller is a small joystick for forward backward left and right.I think you can run it with your pointer finger
1966714
Yes. First plug in your pedal if you haven't already....you just need to go into options, then control. Once there, you click on controller setup wizard. I have to do it each time, but I'm good with that. I go back and forth with my other software, depending on the work I am doing. I do notice my rewind and forward pedals are switched, but I can deal with that.
1609308
There are no motors or servos in the unit so remote control is not possible in either focus or direction. All settings are manual but you will find many that will say something to the effect of such as a descriptor of similar devices that simply adjust in a pan and tilt fashion; your right to be careful.
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There is no sensitivity adjustment on the bottom, you can only point it down away from trees and bushes. I have mine set so it will not turn on till something moves across it's path from 0-18 feet away. My trees and bushes are 19 feet away in a 180 degree angle.
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Yep. They're a bit small and certainly take some getting used to but they're accurate and work very well once you get them setup properly within the game. I use them for roll and use the xml route to set bindings which is a bit more complex than the in-game interface but it's more fully featured. 1 to 10, I'd give them a 6 or 7. There is much much better, but not for around a hundred bucks. Saitek's pedals are good too but they don't integrate with CH software which is one huge bonus for the whole CH line of gear.Good luck and see you in the verse.
1165082
If I understand your question, you can make it move a little in 5 second increments. I sometimes hit the remote in pulses to move it to where I want it. It doesn't seem to be an issue. Hope that helps!
885389
Patricia, the temperature range cannot be set lower then 180 degrees. this is meant for a certain size boiler to heat a certain size house. if you need to be at 140 then perhaps your boiler should have been smaller. it all depends on the size of the house and how well house is insulated. if you replace the controller with a lower range than what is on the unit, it may not function properly.
609529
I've found it to be fairly accurate. I have an apex controller, and it's roughly a degree or so off.
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
1325481
right click on the parameter you want the knob/fader to control, link selected to controller, move knob/fader. You're welcome
1314849
I have used many different controllers. This is the only one that thinks and is adaptable to all configurations. also the factory will help call them.They adjusted one for me so it resets to my desired temp.
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I typically set a dead zone on all my sticks because I have never found one that returns to dead zero naturally. I also set a sensitivity curve that will generate a minimal signal with small movements. I have to adjust this for feel, for example a larger dead zone will create a jump when the zone is exceeded... not good. Some software does not allow this, but you can use the manufacturer's utility if available (I don't use it so I don't know for sure). Failing that I guess you need to use it as is and put up with some slop, or buy another product. Thrustmaster may be able to help you, give you a RMA (return refund), or maybe offer you a trade in on a more expensive stick. I wish you well. I typically set a dead zone on all my sticks because I have never found one that returns to dead zero naturally. I also set a sensitivity curve that will generate a minimal signal with small movements. I have to adjust this for feel, for example a larger dead zone will create a jump when the zone is exceeded... not good. Some software does not allow this, but you can use the manufacturer's utility if available (I don't use it so I don't know for sure). Failing that I guess you need to use it as is and put up with some slop, or buy another product. Thrustmaster may be able to help you, give... » Read More I typically set a dead zone on all my sticks because I have never found one that returns to dead zero naturally. I also set a sensitivity curve that will generate a minimal signal with small movements. I have to adjust this for feel, for example a larger dead zone will create a jump when the zone is exceeded... not good. Some software does not allow this, but you can use the manufacturer's utility if available (I don't use it so I don't know for sure). Failing that I guess you need to use it as is and put up with some slop, or buy another product. Thrustmaster may be able to help you, give you a RMA (return refund), or maybe offer you a trade in on a more expensive stick. I wish you well. « Show Less
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You have to allocate the buttons on the controller with Nestopia. This is what you do: Options --> input. Select "Pad 1" and allocate the movements. Push "down" for down, "select" for select etc. Hope this works.
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It's 400cfm.And yes it works with adjustable controller. I have mine hooked up to a stepless controller.SE Electronic Stepless Speed ControllerDuring ssummer it runs 24/7 on max. During winter I was using a lower speed and timer but didn't had to use it much because upstairs was nice and warm without it. It really pays for its self in summer by pushing cold air up. I have it installed in the attic main which feeds the entire second floor. 400cfm x 24 hours = 5706000 cubic feet of air movement in one day.
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You have to allocate the buttons on the controller with Nestopia. This is what you do: Options --&gt; input. Select "Pad 1" and allocate the movements. Push "down" for down, "select" for select etc. Hope this works.
534265
My experience with it is that it doesn't work..period. I would go with a different controller.