How exactly do I increase or decrease the resistance? All I see is program modes on the dashboard.
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It is fairly simple. Once you select the program type, then you can increase or decrease the resistance with the same buttons. I personally only use the first program which is a flat run. So I am not sure if you can adjust resistance on the other programs they have. Hope that helps
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The only way I am familiar with is pressing either the up or down program buttons until the controllers digital readout shows 45. It does scroll extremely fast, but will flash wildly while transitioning. There is a pause feature, but I have not tried it while changing programs to see if it works while jumping from one program to another, guess I need to try it to find out and update.
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it sounds like you need to push the fly/run button on the controller (lower right side). If you have pushed that button to change from run to fly, you may have a defective controller. This is a fantastic RC vehicle, I really hope this works for you and you enjoy it as much as I have.
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I have the same dashboard as mentioned here and mine does not stick at all! Please help
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You have to allocate the buttons on the controller with Nestopia. This is what you do: Options --&gt; input. Select "Pad 1" and allocate the movements. Push "down" for down, "select" for select etc. Hope this works.
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We found the same issue and my husband bought some stronger magnets and added them. We did not want to go to the hassell of returning the product and trying another. So we modified this one. It works well now and has much more resistance and variability
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I've built a Motion Sensor with the Arduino and it didn't need any resistance to ground.... but maybe the Pi is different, that I don't know. check it out &gt;&gt;&gt;. http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/PIRsense
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You can also tighten the belt. That will add more resistance and stop the belt from moving too quickly. That's what I did to mine. The how-to part is in the instruction manual.
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I didn't realize you couldn't put more resistance on it than cycle at it's own pace. But, hey it's movement, and I know I'll be using it more than the one which requires you to cycle it. It just would have been nice to have the option, when you felt a little more energetic. Ha But I just got my machine today and I need to post a question, may not be the right place, but does anyone have one that stops moving periodically. Just wondering if this one has a short, or it just does that.
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Yes, you can change the resistance. The resistance bands come in different weights (I believe it starts at 2.5 lbs and each band is graded from Level 4 to Level 9. Each level represents an increase in resistance of approximately 2.5 pounds compared to the previous level. Level 5 is standard equipment that came with my chair. I purchased the other levels all in one package). I love this chair! It has helped tremendously with my flexibility and stretching. I am not stiff all the time like I used to be (especially after sitting for long periods of time at work). I actually take a band to work with me and use my feet to hold it down. I work alone on third shift as a helpdesk rep. I highly recommend this chair!
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I am doing the same thing, did you just desolder the board pot and run wires to your new one? Also what would the effect be if using a higher resistance pot instead of a 5k? Thank you.
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Hello: Suggest you go to the manufacturers website for that information. They have also posted guides for pad placement and how to use the program modes. The manual says the user can adjust from 0-100 ma.
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Answer from Titantech: Please send us a picture of your dashboard. Our engineer will confirm it for you.
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It is electronic. The control panel changes the resistance as you change it on the panel.
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Program "0" is stock. Just go back to the menu and choose the 0 program. Depending on how you are set up you may not need to set it there to pass.
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They changed the control panel and it's really weird... I fiddled around and if you hold temp and temp up buttons simultaneously, it can be moved up. However, I just tried it on mine and it's been a few months and it got a little wonky...very cold out . So be careful and if I get to the right sequence and remember I'll repost and update. Good luck !
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You can adjust the resistance by the amount of water that you add. There isn't a switch or lever, just the water level which can be adjusted. There's a mark on the tank above which you don't want to add any more water (maximum resistance, I suppose) but you can certainly add less.Also the faster you row, the more resistance you create.