What does the yellow button on the front do? How do you change the speeds?
158746
yellow button releases bit. 3 select max variable speeds at base near front top of battery area. yes speed switch is electrical maximums only. speed #1 low maximum rpm but full variable trigger control, great for sensitive tasks rather then ramming your screw through and busting an electronic control board because it was too fast.
158747
the yellow button releases the bit and there is a switch on the buttom of the handle that changes speeds.
158748
The yellow button in front ejects the bit from the driver. Speed switch is located just above battery on base of driver.
158749
The yellow botton in front releases the bits to remove them , you change speeds by a switch on the lower part of the handle also the trigger gives you verible speeds by how much you pull the trigger so have a lot of control over the tool
268955
The "F" is the speed. The "F" should only show if you are changing speeds. If it is doing it on its own off and on, than there might be a short or a problem with the speed knob.
467534
yellow wire is for a connection to something that can control the fans RPM. should run at full speed without it.
2011637
You can change the speed with a dial numbered 1-10. I use it for middle school softball and we have it set between 6 and 6.5, depending on the batter.
757582
All that I have seen is that the speed icon begins to glow red to indicate an overage.I do know that there is a short warning tone to indicate that you are approaching a school zone.I for one would not care for an audible tone for speed as it would get pretty annoying , I'm pretty close most of the time but not perfect.
783291
1. Press the "OK" button to play back message, then just hit the "OK" button AGAIN while the message is playing... 2. ...which puts it into the mode that allows you to adjust the playback speed by hitting the "+" or "-" section of the outer ring around the "OK" button - hit "+" to increase speed (2.0 is the fastest), or "-" to decrease the speed (0.5 is the slowest setting). I realize this feature is not the most intuitive, but once you get the hang of it you can easily change speeds quite easily - and by the way, 1.0 seems to be the normal speed playback.
1344142
While you're playing the recording, press the middle button. After pressing going up or down will change the pitch and going right or left will change the speed
2029440
the install is straight forward and simple.what are you installing it on? however i think that i have not got it tuned right yet as the mph seems to be off the faster i go
241129
I have the orange and it didn't remove the 30 mph limiter. Gonna try the blue
2003892
Yes, but I'm having a little trouble with one of the speed controllers. My right hand track is not running properly. The owners manual is horrible. There is a way to adjust the tracks and drive chains, which you will need to do after you have run it for a while as things get run in. If yu can get a copy of the manuel from the old version it shows how to do it much better.
814610
yes, you can set the speed manually and turn it off or on, we never use the auto feature
2169895
You can set the speed manually, or use one of the automated programs. I always adjust the speed manually. The increments are 0.1 mph.
1578357
There are 2 push buttons on the screen. One is for a quick start. That is the one I normally use. Set the speed and resistance and pedal. Simple.There are also programs you can work with. A complete booklet comes with it.
1596383
Yes. Changing the mode will allow for a "pulsating" mode and turning the knob will alter the speed.
1871055
there is a speed dial that allows to increase or lower the speed.I find this to be an excellent method to vary the speed..
828872
The on-off is incorporated into the speed dial. Turn it and it clicks "on" and turn it further the speed will go up. Turn it the other direction and the speed will reduce and turned further will switch off.
1677449
I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it doesn't, try to contact 12oclockLabs. I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it... » Read More I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it doesn't, try to contact 12oclockLabs. « Show Less