Rnet Programming

[expresso]

Would any one know which setting will adjust the JS knob position to control the tilt -

i have a friend who on his chair - mines also actually -

when tilting back - he has to hold the JS i think forward and the chair tilts back - to lower it - has to hold the JS Back

he wants to change which way he has to push - so going back on tilt - he wants to hold the JS back instead of forward and vise versa

my chair is the same way - no idea why its setup back wards - i never tried to change it before

is there a way to do this - if so - can you point me to the correct section - how to change it to work the other way

thanks

[Burgerman]

I have opened the program in the correct place, and put the mouse next to where it reverses tilt. This makes it go the other way.
You can reverse axis on the main menu with a tick box to the left if you want to reverse joystick. In yellow.

[expresso]

thanks - i let him know - when he can come to me - i give it a try

i keep you posted how it works out

[steves1977uk]

On my Dietz chair, this was correct from factory I think. But on mine forwards position on joystick makes the seat come down in tilted/raised mode, and backwards goes up.

Steve

[Burgerman]

I have opened the program in the correct place, and put the mouse next to where it reverses tilt. This makes it go the other way.
You can reverse axis on the main menu with a tick box to the left if you want to reverse joystick. In yellow.

I just read that. I got it back asswards. One reverses the actuator direction (on the menu), and the other reverses joystick direction (on the dialog box). Both will feel similar. But the menu one may mess up the inhibit sense.

[expresso]

which one is it that i need to change - which box to tick etc ?

[Burgerman]

You will need to test to be sure. But I think the one in the dialogue box. Picture 1. See image. I would try it myself but in bed... Theres only 2 options. So if wrong just reverse it and tick the other!

[expresso]

yeah sounds good - i may be doing this tomorrow evening -

thanks