Is there a way to "lock" the trigger button down so you set down the horn and talk or play music through it without squeezing the trigger manually?
802790
Yes. I meant to mention that in my review, but I was very happy to find out that it does.
802791
Yes, you can lock it on talk with the handheld microphone. I believe that will work.
1816288
You have to hold the button down, but using the settings, it will automatically stop grinding after a certain amount of time, so that you can get the SAME amount/duration of grind every time you use it.
1046881
Nope! The sounds change each time you push the button. You can hold it down for as long as you'd like and the sound that occurs will stay, but as soon as you press it again - a new frequency is heard. I've heard all four with no problems :)
712883
To turn the volume down, press and hold the first round button, from the right side,and the volume will go down, and to turn it up press and hold the second round button...
1517277
no trigger lock, but press the trigger once it's on and runs continually , when you press it again it's off then. works just fine.
1563942
I've already packed mine up to return, but I believe I read in the instructions that to mute it, you just need to hold down the volume down button for a couple seconds. So no, there's no button just for mute but it's mutable.
1845462
Yes, you can control the volume by pressing and holding the same buttons you use to skip to the next or previous song
2204352
YES! I do it all the time :) just turn off the oscillating feature with a simple click of the middle button
1423699
I have never seen that option, sounds like a parental control or demo mode function. It must be in the menu somewhere to turn that off. Maybe you can email Sony or open the pdf version of the manual and search for "lock"?
1865137
I dont think the trigger has a "lock On" feature. thats for saftey reasons. you have this long cord your dragging around... if now you had the cutters just running.. while you were not holding the trigger.. bingo... cut cord, cut something, cut stuff. I think they are getting away from they feature. sorry.
2263504
I had the same problem, had to call the company to figure it out. Press the right "trigger" and it should activate it. Press again to turn it off
346991
Try this--Turn on the dm50, once the sound starts, look for a small vertical line just above the bottom of the screen,press the select button in the upper right corner--this will move the little line to the right-move it to the volume then push the up button just below it. There only three volume settings--then it mutes--good luck
2169843
yes it will i had same problem and mine works fine. disrequard horn button.
1358855
you would have to hold trigger down, once you release trigger it stops firing
2200100
There is a button on one ear piece which will allow you to control the volume and skip songs. In the picture, the middle button is the on/off while the ring around it is split into two, one for up volume and one for down. Those also allow you to skip songs if you hold them down. Kind of awkward, i usually just play. Really easy to set up and plays well. great for the price.
1458110
The knob controls the air pressure. I've never turned it down but the volume is pretty low when the air pressure gets down to about 40psi. When the air pressure is at its' max it can get attention of drivers in vehicles. As recommended in the instructions you don't want to blast the horn right behind an elderly person or anyone with a weak heart.
1105556
Yes, volume and mute controls as buttons, and play, stop, rewind etc. with Fn function