Can I search SW manually by twisting knob?
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Yes, absolutely! You can have it scan a band automatically where it runs at 5hz increments, you can manually key in the frequency, or yes you can turn the knob. If you use the knob you can set it so if you turn it quickly it goes in 5hz increments and slowly in 1hz increments. You can also set it so either increment is what you get when you turn it whether you go fast or slow. There is another option, one I don't use because I don't care for it, where it scans and automatically adds any frequency with a signal to a temporary memory. You can then turn the knob to jump from each of those entries to the next. Yes, absolutely! You can have it scan a band automatically where it runs at 5hz increments, you can manually key in the frequency, or yes you can turn the knob. If you use the knob you can set it so if you turn it quickly it goes in 5hz increments and slowly in 1hz increments. You can also set it so either increment is what you get when you turn it whether you go fast or slow. There is another option, one I don't use because I don't care for it, where it scans and automatically adds any frequency with a signal to a temporary memory. You can then turn the knob to jump from each of those... » Read More Yes, absolutely! You can have it scan a band automatically where it runs at 5hz increments, you can manually key in the frequency, or yes you can turn the knob. If you use the knob you can set it so if you turn it quickly it goes in 5hz increments and slowly in 1hz increments. You can also set it so either increment is what you get when you turn it whether you go fast or slow. There is another option, one I don't use because I don't care for it, where it scans and automatically adds any frequency with a signal to a temporary memory. You can then turn the knob to jump from each of those entries to the next. « Show Less
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I think so. I havn't used that option, but I think I saw that on the enter location screen. I can check tonight on my way home.
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Yes, you can map it anyway you like and it the same as hitting that key on the keyboard. You can even map combinations such as atl+F or ctrl+V into one keystroke. Very handy.
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the knob works like a ratchet. pull it out and reposition it push it down and turn
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Turn control knob to off, depress knob and turn counter clockwise to ignite, hold for 30 seconds, then turn to pilot
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Understanding is you can. From the directions, this is supposed to be automatic. I don't. Force of habit.
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It's impossible. I gave mine to a friend and ordered a different kind, with knobs instead of digital controls. :-(
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Yes, absolutely. You can enter codes manually directly on the DS/DSi system.
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Yes, very simple. Just two knobs and you are in manual mode. One for left right and one for up and down.
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I have downloaded / installed a manuel finder on my computer for this very reason. I hope this helps.
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No. There is only 1 button. On my system it is right click by default but you may be able to change it through your systems drivers.
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Yes. Looking to my left, you'd press Job status/Cancel, use the keypad and cancel items. You can also, in the same way, use this to change the paper input tray and type.
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Lock:hold on press '*' for a whileunlock: short press '*' then select 'yes'
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No, its not automatically so. You need to request the WR version from your supplier.
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The unit as delivered does not have any options to re-map functions on to particular buttons. I believe there are google apps available that allow specific buttons to be re-programmed to perform particular functions. I have no personal experience of these apps .
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The way I found my replacement control was to enter the model name and number in the "search" field. Or, Google it.
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Standard thumb turn. See picture on Home Depot webpage: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Kwikset-Juno-Satin-Nickel-Entry-Knob-Featuring-SmartKey-740J-15-SMT-CP/100597335