On Thu, 17 Sep 2020 19:21:06 +0100, John Bryan
wrote:

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Is there any prior indication on what field you will be on when you
press the encoder again John or is it 'suck it and see' (press it and
see what flashes)?

No.
I have just tested that and from power on the most significant field
flashes in either voltage or current setting mode.

Erm, so with current that would equate to whole amps and with voltage,
10's of volts or just volt units (given it goes to 30V)?

The least significant
field is only four quick pushes away.

So that would be from 10's of volts?

If you miss it, just keep pressing as the display cycles through most to
least field and then back again least to most field, which seems a bit
wierd to me!

And me ...?

I have never given this a thought as it seemed to be intuitive to just
repeatedly press the control to get to the one needed.

Yeah, I'm sure if it was in front of me I'd work it out easily but I'm
trying to ascertain how time consuming it might be if you were
changing stuff regularly and didn't need the accuracy / granularity.

So can I check on this please John. From power on, both voltage and
current flash the MSB and assuming you do nothing, will stop flashing
in ~5 seconds and will return to the last used values I understand
(say 12.000V, (or would it be only 12.00V?) and 3.000A current limit)
....

.... (Recap) If you then turn either knob then you will change values
in 10's of volts (or just volts?) and whole amps?

If you want to then say set it to 5.004V (for some reason g) you
first (just) turn the voltage knob (because it defaults to units?)
anticlock till it reads 5 in the units field then press the knob three
times and then ... (while it's still flashing or otherwise) turn it to
4?

Cheers, T i m