Hi, lost the included instruction set. I'm interested in adjusting the sensitivity level. Can someone tell me how to adjust sensitivity? Thanks!
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I lost the instructions as well, but i always kept mine at medium, seems to work great. If you pull the battery out leave it unplugged for 10 seconds and plug it back in it will reset to factory settings and the factory sensitivity level is medium.
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Directions poor! Press and hold C until you hear desired sensitivity indicator sound...1 beep = high, 2 beeps = med, 3 beeps = low
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Here is what it says out of the manual: Sensitivity adjust. When the unit not work (I imagine it means when the unit is disarmed), press "C" and hold until you hear (you should loose your hands after you hear each sound): Di=high sensitivity. DiDi=middle sensitivity. DiDiDi=low sensitivity. I hope this helps.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRY_Ck6WY_APress and hold C until it chirps. 1 chirp = high sensitivity. 2 chirps = medium. 3 chirps = low.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRY_Ck6WY_A Press and hold C until it chirps. 1 chirp = high sensitivity. 2 chirps = medium. 3 chirps = low.
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Scott, it's been about a year since I bought mine. I do remember it is a bit confusing to set. I don't know where my original instructions for setting it are. The last time I changed it I just started pressing buttons until I figured out what was happening. I work with computers as a career, so it wasn't too difficult for me. If I can try to do something to help you, let me know.
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The more I read about it online, the more it sounds like it's the iA 'algorithm' that is slightly flawed. Many blogs/websites all sight setting adjustments as the easy fix. Not so cool for someone like me that was hoping to rely on the iA for my day-to-day pics, but I guess it's a learning opportunity! Good luck yourself, I will say that other than this one issue I love every aspect of the camera. Will play with settings tonight to see if I can crack it.. ~Rich
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The Way you change the DPI is actually with the grey/silver joystick next to the thumb. You press if forward to increase your DPI and press it the opposite way to decrease your DPI, hope this helped!
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it depends if you're checking the wire thru the wall that's why you can change the sensitivity. it really depends on the situation. Trying to use it, for example thru tile walls you may have to bring up the levels.
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For some reason I got an email of this question, I bought the 4000 dpi version and you can't set it like you asked. I did read the 4000 has less options in the software that comes with it compared to the more expensive higher dpi versions. Probably doesn't help but the best I can do.
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The button under the mousewheel changes the sensitivity of the mouse. You can preset 3 different dpi settings and cycle through them by pressing the button.
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When you're a novice like myself, the one thing everyone should do is tweak the "sensitivity" in advanced settings for "Motion Detection", I stopped a sh.. load of unnecessary e-mail notifications. AND also (for new "owners of), you DO have to "continue anyway" and click on that when you get certificate security warnings. Working great for me with it set on 65 sensitivity, and for 30 second "Intervals", with "All the time" there's motion detection. Can't stress the sensitivity levels enough.
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Very easy. You dont have to even use it if you dont want to. It controls the lights, and the setting for how much dpi is set for the 3 levels on the mouse button. You can have 3 different mouse sensitivity settings you can store with the program. And, the great part is, you dont have to leave the program running. Set the lights and sensitivity profile, then close. Ill be honest here, and say I haven't played around with it too much. I set the color scheme, then closed it out. The sensitivity seemed fine, for me. Good Luck!!
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Does not affect the sensitivity at all. You dont have to push any harder. I really did not notice a difference at all. Forget that it is on there.
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I don't know exactly what the problem is, there may be an adjustment knob for sensitivity. I but bought two of these a year ago and found their performance very disappointing. I returned them for a full refund. They are just too light weight.
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Not sure if it works...but I suggest you not buy it...sensitivity kinda sucks
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I haven't used it for more than 5 consecutive days. No issues with sensitivity in that time.
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I don't have a problem with the sensitivity. I use it with Maschine 2.0, but I'm sure it works fine with fruity loops 10
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It does not have a sensitivity adjustment. It suppose to be automatic. I had bought it in order to trace 220V circuits. I works ok, but found myself going back to my tried and true ideal with a sensitivity adjustment.
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Sorry man I have not used it yet. On my others camera it is a setting I can change. I'll look at the camera when I get home and see if I can help out. I have been out of town. I'll get back this weekend
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Perfectly? 1. Have you been able to use the LCD display to set a timed interval exposure? 2. did you try to use the grip's arrow buttons to move the focus point while in live mode?