BOSS bounce gone bad - still no word from Oveready!

[Rockjunkie15]

Re: BOSS bounce gone bad

My bounce only works well on 1 level which when I played with it was about 70-80 on afterburner. I doubt you'll ever get it to work on all levels and of course it's going to trigger instantly at 50 on the higher levels. My thought is it's only useful on the higher levels to keep it from melting holes in your pockets.

 

[archimedes]

They are an extremely small operation, and it can take a while for them to respond at times.

 

[djans1397]

Ok. Good to know at least. Thanks

 

[djans1397]

Re: BOSS bounce gone bad

My bounce only works well on 1 level which when I played with it was about 70-80 on afterburner. I doubt you'll ever get it to work on all levels and of course it's going to trigger instantly at 50 on the higher levels. My thought is it's only useful on the higher levels to keep it from melting holes in your pockets.

So maybe I'm not understanding it correctly, but I would think 50 would be a less sensitive setting and 80 to 90 or whatever the upper numbers are would be more sensitive. I only need it for turbo so it doesn't melt a hole in my pocket etc. Do I have this correctly?

 

[Rockjunkie15]

Re: BOSS bounce gone bad

I was thinking incorrect on the sensitivity numbers, for whatever reason I thought that 50 was more sensitive than 80???? Hopefully you get an answer from overready soon because something seems off with your light. Good luck and sorry for the confusion.

 

[badtziscool]

Re: BOSS bounce gone bad

One thing that happened to me that drove me nuts when I was programming the light was that sometimes when I made a change to the settings and then go to programming, the "code" generated was actually still the previous settings. I had to logout of the site and close out of my web browser to completely start over. After doing that I logged back in, changed the settings , programmed and it finally worked. Maybe give that a try? And also maybe load up the default factory settings to make sure you're starting fresh.

 

[peter yetman]

Re: BOSS bounce gone bad

On the Lux RC site the Bounce Setting says High Sens by the 90's, Normal Sens by the 80's and Low Sens by the 50's.
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[JimIslander]

Re: BOSS bounce gone bad

One thing that happened to me that drove me nuts when I was programming the light was that sometimes when I made a change to the settings and then go to programming, the "code" generated was actually still the previous settings. I had to logout of the site and close out of my web browser to completely start over. After doing that I logged back in, changed the settings , programmed and it finally worked. Maybe give that a try? And also maybe load up the default factory settings to make sure you're starting fresh.

Factory setting turns off bounce. Will that help when you turn it back on? Maybe.