How fine-grained is the knob control - i.e. how many steps does it send to the computer per 360° revolution?
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There are no steps, it is a smooth dial. In general, I would say that it is fairly course/ruff, maybe a dozen steps per 360º. However, within the software you can adjust the "strength" or amount of responsiveness of the twisting motion, just like adjusting your mouse's strength in system preferences.
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You can customize this in the software. There is a "sensitivity" slider. At the max setting, it will raise the system volume from 0 to 100 in under 90°. At the lowest setting, it takes 12 rotations to raise the volume from 0 to 100.
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Paul ...I am a long time user of the PowerMate for two of our software products for Broadcasters. While I can't give you the technical answer to your question you are seeking, I can say that we use it to control the speed of a teleprompter and in most cases we have to set the sensitivity down ... rather than higher.
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The scroll wheel on this mouse spins in increments. It is not totally smooth. Honestly I like it that way as it generally translates to one line at a time when doing slow scrolling. Faster scrolling generally accelerates the rate at which a page moves up and down. I don't know that all of that is controlled by the mouse though. Much of that is probably the scrolling controls for whatever operating system and program (e.g. smooth scrolling in IE or Firefox) as opposed to how this particular mouse works.
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The velocity curves of this controller are pretty good. I never had any problems and when I did with certain instruments like violins with long reverb curves I modified the velocity curve through the DAW or the sampler (in my case Komplete) but again normally the velocity action and curves are pretty good since the keyboard is pretty sturdy.
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It's incremental. You can feel slight clicks/bumps when you scroll the wheel.
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I used it to go about 3/4 around 360 degree circle. I also used it to go around a "cornered" brick fireplace hearth. It worked beautifully in both instances. It was much cheaper buying over the internet. Came in a light tan neutral color so it was easy to stain. Delivery was quick. I didn't need it to go in an "S" pattern so can't speak to that. All in all, I'm very satisfied with the product and would buy from this company again.
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No, it has three adjusting knobs but the laser housing has three built in levels for x y an z axis.
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I slew it manually all the time. You unlock the side and bottom knobs and you have full control.
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It works 360°! This trigger is based on radio frequency, so unless there is a significant obstruction, you can trigger it from every direction.
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The know on the shafts controls the resistance. The levels are not marked tho. I've spun the knob and it seems fairly sensitive so my guess would be that there are many levels.
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There is a computer that tells number of steps and distant along with time. Can be programmed for each person who uses the machine.
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No. You have to take the laptop off while you adjust one knob at a time on each side. And sometimes that leads you to have to adjust the knobs on the next level, as well.
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There is a "dial", where you select one of 5 settings. Really simple mechanism.
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Well there technically are 11 buttons on the mouse. the regular left and right click. you can also click the mouse wheel down, left and also right. then there is the button in the right side. and the 3 on the left. the last two are the dpi up and down buttons. as for the software i don't know where that can be programmed. you can probably get a program to do it tho.
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I've wondered the same thing. The instructions do not even mention those knobs. I hope that Warren G.'s answer is correct... I found no explanation searching online...
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There is no way to push the round knob in this model. There are trippers mounted on the knob to provide ON/OFF events when the motor rotates the knob. Three-way Off/on/AUTO override switch provides continuous on or off positions. More details are here: http://www.intermatic.com/en/Products/Timers/InWallTimers/MechanicalTimers/KM2/KM2ST2G.aspx
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Hitachi apparently sells an item listed as a " Fine adjustment knob" (Code No. 318304) that fits over the depth adjustment screw and allows depth changes when, for instance, the router is inverted on a router table. I moved what I suppose is one of these screw devices from another Hitachi router without knowing the proper name for it. It makes live much simpler.
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I don't know from personal testing of that feature, but the unit has been accurate for the other things I've used it for. Klein has a good rep for quality for the price. A Simpson 260 analog/digital Multi-Meter like I used in the Navy will do the job too, but at ten times the price. Sorry for the snarky reply, I've just spent (4) hours trying to straighten out my computer. If Klein is not what you need, try Fluke. It's more expensive (about $120.00), but probably closer in accuracy. I guess it's all about how fine you need to measure the resistance. If you're looking for super accurate stuff, there are specialized measuring instruments out there just for that application. I hope this helps. Mike