What does controller F1 mean?
143787
It means to check the flag tag for instructions also unplug it and check to see if it is plugged into the blanket correctly, if there is no visible damge then plug it back int the wall socket. This happened to me when I first bought it but stopped after a fee trys it's been working great for almos y a year. It will. Settle in if not call sunbeam. Good luck
143788
Sorry I didn't read all the instructions but the control panel is two-sided each side of the bed can be on or off at will both sides of the bed are separate and The control panel range is from from 1 to 10
143789
Hi Nancy, I bought this for my brother but he said he got that message (F1) on his once and he unplugged it from the wall and plugged back in and it reset. Hope this helps!
143790
I do not know about F1. Can you dial up to 9 as the highest heat setting. We turn ours on then dial up to 4 or 5 and using the button above number settings set it to preheat
1992890
It is, but it will not give you much adjustment. I tried plugging this into the controller and to start the fan it had to be almost full on into the high range. Adjustment was very minimal, it was basically on or stop, couldn't even back it off to less than half of the high setting before it would just quit. So yes, but if you want very fine-grain control you may be disappointed.
315224
This deviceoes not require a 'controller' - its support is builtin to Windows 7 and up; and probably also in XP. My machine recognized it w/o anything else.
379559
Yes, I believe it is official but is an imported Japanese controller. Up until now I haven't had an issue with the controller and everything work right out of the box.
1822746
yes it does. it is similar to other less sophisticated brake controllers when you hit the manual override. it is a slider switch and the further you slide it the closer to the max you have the controller set for it will get. after all the use of this controller I have I am still not totally happy with it. I find myself using the manual override a lot to make the brakes hit harder than the controller ever seems to grab.
719894
This controller did not work with my fan. It is the correct controller for my fan. We did everything the instructions outlined and our electrician couldnt get it working either. Only controls the light but not the fan.
1070687
Sorry, I haven't clue as to the nature of the question. The control is a dip switch variety meaning it responds to the sequence of switch positions in that the control and the openner have to have the same sequence. Not rocket science.
1527645
Function keys = yes; F1..F12 = no. There is a row of keys above the number keys with various function icons. I don't think I've ever used them or thought much about them.
2284179
The FN button, function button, will change several functions but under sensitivity would control ISO
1367008
RTF indicates the plane is ready to fly and has a controller/remote, if a plane is RTB it means ready to bind, which means you have to bind it to an existing controller
1380517
There is not a controller included. There are dip switches on the back to control color and frequency. Great light...I will prefer more!
1075595
on the controller there is a engine start button, make sure the tank and controller are running at the same frequency and channel
2124295
This controller is not able to control all the functions the swarm 5fx has to offer
2157806
I set my fan on max and then removed the chains from it as this controller works great at controlling the speed of the fan from low to high. It has 4 speeds instead of the 3 most fans come with.
847486
I didn't notice a difference. The speed controller kind of seemed pointless. There's only 2 settings low and high. Low is nice and high for me was just too much!!! So I only use it on low haha. I hope I answered your question.
7138
I would assume so, the only difference between this and a standard controller is that when you set turbo on, it registers a button being pressed repeatedly as quickly as the system will allow. I used it for London 2012 to set some records I was struggling with (trophy hunting), and I've also used it for ps2 and ps1 classics.
404991
It's basically a pass-through device. No controller chip, nothing other than a voltage regulator. So, whatever your mSATA is, your system will see it as.