Can the ranges be selected manually if desired?
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Yes, ranges can be selected manually. There is a "range" button, and each press advances one range setting. Also, auto shut-off can be defeated if desired.
1341658
Yes. I haven't played around with the manual settings as much, but you can adjust those functions.
1356310
Yes. It is possible to change the display (within limits) to display what you want.
2236211
Yes, there are multiple unit and accuracy choices in the menu. It is easy to switch from one to the other.
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You have to manually cycle through the colors with a button to choose the one you want.
447470
It reads in both C and F. There is a "range" button that will allow you use what you desire.
1522135
Turn the range nut clockwise for higher cut in & cut out. Turn it counter clockwise for lower cut in & cut out.
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Hello RickIt doesn't do it automatically, but it can be done through the menu settings.
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I'm sure there is a way, in the software that comes with the mouse you can macro any button to do anything. I haven't really messed with it yet though
2105153
Sounds like you need to go in to the settings in nestopia and assign your buttons. It's not automatic.
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Yes. You can set your zone manually, according to the various methodologies for setting the zones with the Mio Go app.Also, if you use a third part app, like RunMeter, you can customize your zones there as well.
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You can control the color manually, choosing between 0/50%/100% for red, blue, and green
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No not automatically. The weight is what it looks for to determine the appropriate profile. You have to select the profile manually otherwise. Mine doesn't work properly after barely using it by the way.
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Not nearly as easy as it should be. It requires opening up the mouse software and doing it that way. There should be a switch to autochange, sadly there is not.
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Only by manually moving the sheet closer or further away from what you are trying to magnify
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Probably, but I am not sure how quickly it reacts, so when you are in your conversion mode and you need to go between 147 and 155 quickly and then back down, I'm not sure how it would react. You could probably rely on it to warn you if you get out of range during the conversion process, but you'd have to set a custom range in the software.
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you can set it to focus automatically, focus on select items and focus on forground only. You need to go through the menus to see and select. I am still learning all the things it can do