Pulse Mode

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In Pulse Mode both of the outputs pulse on and off together with equal on and off times. The Adjustment Control allows the user to adjust the pulse rate (how quickly they pulse on and off) and is adjustable from 1 (slow) to 99 (fast). Higher numbers indicate a faster repetition rate. The second value on the display, is the pulse feel, allowing you to adjust the sensation of each individual pulse, from soft to spiky, with values from 1 to 99. The amount of time the pulse is on is equal to the amount of time off.

Selecting Pulse Mode

To select the Pulse Mode, press the Select Button once and rotate the Adjust Control to select the mode

Now press the Select Button to choose the currently displayed mode.

The screen shows the mode on the top line, then the Pulse Speed and Pulse Feel (50:50), on the bottom line the Channel A Level, Output Map, Output Power Setting, Battery Level and Channel B Level.

Changing Values

To change the Pulse rate rotate the Adjust Control. You should see the first number on the top right of the screen change. Lower values indicate slower pulses. To change the Pulse Feel press and hold the Select Button while rotating the Adjust Control and you should see the second value on the top right of the screen change. The Pulse Range is also effected by the use of the TimeWarp function. Output levels are control by the Channel Level controls.

Pulse Range

The Pulse Rate is from around 1 second to 0.02 seconds with Time Warp set to x1, increasing to around 35 seconds to 0.5 seconds with Time Warp set to x32

Bounce Mode

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Bounce mode is so named because the outputs ‘bounce’ from channel to channel. The outputs pulse alternately. The adjustment control allows the user to adjust the pulse rate from 1 to 99. Higher numbers indicate a faster pulse rate.  As with the pulse mode the second value on the display, is the pulse feel, this allows you to adjust the sensation of each individual pulse, from soft to spiky, with values from 1 to 99.

Channel A is on when channel B is off and visa versa.

Selecting Bounce Mode

To select the Bounce Mode, press the Select Button once and rotate the Adjust Control to select the Bounce mode.

Now press the Select Button to choose the currently displayed mode.

The screen shows the mode on the top line, then the Bounce Speed and Bounce Pulse Feel (50:50), on the bottom line the Channel A Level, Output Map, Output Power Setting, Battery Level and Channel B Level.

Changing Values

To change the Bounce rate rotate the Adjust Control. You should see the first number on the top right of the screen change. Lower values indicate slower bounces. To change the Bounce Pulse Feel press and hold the Select Button while rotating the Adjust Control and you should see the second value on the top right of the screen change. The Bounce Range is also affected by the use of the TimeWarp function. Output levels are control by the Channel Level controls.

Bounce Range

The Pulse Rate is from around 1 second to 0.02 seconds with Time Warp set to x1, increasing to around 35 seconds to 0.5 seconds with Time Warp set to x32

Continuous Mode

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In Continuous Mode both of the outputs are active. The Adjustment Control allows the user to adjust the sensation of the outputs, from soft to spiky, with values from 1 to 99. 

Selecting Continuous Mode

To select the Continuous Mode, press the Select Button once and rotate the Adjust Control until the screen shows 'Continuous'.

Now press the Select Button to choose the currently displayed mode.

The screen now shows the mode on the top line, then the Feel (50). On the bottom line the Channel A Level, Output Map, Output Power Setting, Battery Level and Channel B Level.

Changing Values

To change the continuous feel rotate the Adjust Control. You should see the number on the top right of the screen change. Output levels are controlled by the Channel Level controls. 

Split Modes

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In Split modes the outputs are split between Pulse and Continuous. In A Split mode Channel A output is pulsed, Channel B is continuous. In B Split mode Channel B is pulsed and channel A is continuous. The adjustment control allows the user to adjust the pulse rate from 1 to 99, with low numbers indicating a slow pulse. The second value, is the pulse feel, that allows you to adjust the sensation of each individual, from soft to spiky, with values from 1 to 99.

In Split Mode one channel has a continuous output, the other output pulses on and off together with equal on and off times. The Adjustment Control allows the user to adjust the pulse rate (how quickly they pulse on and off) and is adjustable from 1 to 99. Higher numbers indicate a faster repetition rate. The second value on the display, is the pulse feel, allows you to adjust the sensation of each individual pulse, and well as the feel of the continuous output from soft to spiky, with values from 1 to 99. The amount of time the pulse is on is equal to the amount of time off.

Selecting Split Mode

To select the Split Mode, either A Split  or B Split,  press the Select Button once and then rotate the Adjust Control to select the chosen mode

Now press the Select Button to choose the currently displayed mode.

The screen shows the mode on the top line, then the Split Pulse Speed and Pulse Feel (50:50), on the bottom line the Channel A Level, Output Map, Output Power Setting, Battery Level and Channel B Level.

Changing Values

To change the Pulse rate of the pulsing channel rotate the Adjust Control. You should see the first number on the top right of the screen change. Lower values indicate slower pulses. To change the Pulse Feel press and hold the select button while rotating the Adjust Control and you should see the second value on the top right of the screen change. The Pulse Range of the pulsing channel is also affected by the use of the TimeWarp function. Output levels are control by the Channel Level controls.

Pulsing Channel Range

The Pulse Rate on the pulsing channel is from around 1 second to 0.02 seconds with Time Warp set to x1, increasing to around 35 seconds to 0.5 seconds with Time Warp set to x32.

Flo Mode

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In Flo Mode both of the outputs are active. The Adjustment Control allows the user to adjust the sensation of each of the individual channel outputs, from soft to spiky, with values from 1 to 99. Rotating the Adjust Control on its own controls the feel value for Channel A, pressing the Select Button and rotating the Adjust Control changes the feel value for Channel B.

Selecting Flo Mode

To select the Flo  Mode, press the Select Button once and rotate the Adjust Control to select the mode

Now press the Select Button to choose the currently displayed mode.

The screen shows the mode on the top line, then the Channel A and Channel B Feel (50:50). On the bottom line is shown the Channel A Level, Output Map, Output Power Setting, Battery Level and Channel B Level.

Changing Values

To change the Feel for channel A rotate the Adjust Control, to change the Feel for Channel B, press and hold the Select Button AND rotate the Adjust Control.  You should see the numbers on the top right of the screen change. the first value is the feel for Channel A, the second value after the ':' is the feel value for Channel B.

Output levels are control by the Channel Level controls.

Wave Mode

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The output level increases from 0% to the selected limit and then instantly drops back to 0% The adjustment control controls how fast the level goes up, with values from 1 to 99. The second value, is the pulse feel, that allows you to adjust the sensation of the pulse stream, from soft to spiky, with values from 1 to 99. With different values for the left and right channels levels, it is possibly to adjust the synchronicity of the outputs, with one channel rising and dropping faster than the other.

Since the cycle runs from 0% to what ever level you have set, say 33%, the cycle will be shorter and thus faster with smaller level values. So 0-10% will appear to cycle faster than 0-50%.

TIP : If you want both channels to cycle together with the same settings, use the Join Controls Option before you set the mode.

To Select Wave Mode

To select the Wave Mode, press the Select Button once and rotate the Adjust Control to select the mode

Now press the Select Button to choose the currently displayed mode.

The screen shows the mode on the top line, then the Step Speed and Output Feel (50:50). On the bottom line the Channel A Level, Output Map, Output Power Setting, Battery Level and Channel B Level is shown.

Changing Values

In Wave mode the output rises from 0% to the currently selected Level for the channel and then drops back to 0% before repeating again.

So if Channel A is set to 10%, then the level will increase from 0% to 10% in a number of steps and then instantly dropping back to 0%. The speed of the increase is controlled by the Adjust Control and the Ramp Speed Option. Because the channel drives are independent, it is possible to have one channel rising and dropping at a different rate to the other. As Wave cycles between zero and the Channel level set, there is no output with levels set to 2% or below.

The rate of change is from around 1 second to 0.02 seconds with Time Warp set to x1, increasing to around 35 seconds to 0.5 seconds with Time Warp set to x32 The amount of each step is controlled by the Ramp Speed setting.

Waterfall Mode

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The output level increases from 0% to the selected limit and then reverses and gradually drops back to 0% The adjustment control controls how fast the level goes up or down, with values from 1 to 100. The second value, is the pulse feel, that allows you to adjust the sensation of the pulse stream, from soft to spiky, with values from 1 to 100. With different values for the left and right channels levels, it is possibly to adjust the synchronicity of the outputs, with one channel rising and dropping faster than the other.

To Select Waterfall Mode

To select the Waterfall Mode, press the Select Button once and rotate the Adjust Control to select the mode

Now press the Select Button to choose the currently displayed mode.

The screen shows the mode on the top line, then the Step Speed and Output Feel (50:50). On the bottom line the Channel A Level, Output Map, Output Power Setting, Battery Level and Channel B Level is shown.

Changing Values

In Waterfall mode the output rises from 0% to the currently selected Level for the channel and then gradually drops back to (at the same rate as the increase) 0% before repeating again.

So if Channel A is set to 10%, then the level will increase from 0% to 10% in a number of steps, and then gradually back down to 0% The Speed of the increase is controlled by the Adjust Control and the Ramp Speed Option. Because the channel drives are independent, it is possible to have one channel rising and dropping at a different rate to the other. As Waterfall cycles between zero and the Channel level set, there is no output with levels set to 2% or below.

 The rate of change is from around 1 second to 0.02 seconds with Time Warp set to x1, increasing to around 35 seconds to 0.5 seconds with Time Warp set to x32 The amount of each step is controlled by the Ramp Speed setting.

Squeeze Mode

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The pulse rate increases and then drops to nearly continuous producing a synchronised ‘squeeze’ sensation. Both Channel A and Channel B pulse at the same rate. The adjustment control controls how fast the pulse rate goes up or down with values from 10 to 100. The second value, is the pulse feel, that allows you to adjust the sensation of each individual pulse, from soft to spiky, with values from 1 to 100.

To Select Squeeze Mode

To select the Squeeze Mode, press the Select Button once and rotate the Adjust Control to select the mode

Now press the Select Button to choose the currently displayed mode.

The screen shows the mode on the top line, then the Step Speed and Output Feel (50:50). On the bottom line the Channel A Level, Output Map, Output Power Setting, Battery Level and Channel B Level is shown.

Changing Values

In Squeeze mode the pulse speed rises from slow to fast producing what feels to many as a squeezing action. Both Channel A and Channel B 'squeeze' at the same rate.

 To Change the range of squeeze, use the Adjust Control. Low values will give a slower squeeze rate. To change the Feel, press and hold the Select Button and rotate the Adjust control.

The time each cycle takes can be extended by the use of the Time Warp control. the speed of increase or decrease can be adjusted with the Ramp Speed setting. 

Milk Mode

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The pulse rate increases and then drops to 0 (continuous). This is similar to Squeeze, but with a immediate drop in the pulse rate at the end of the cycle. The Adjust Control controls how fast the pulse rate goes up or down with values from 10 to 100. The second value, is the pulse feel, that allows you to adjust the sensation of each individual pulse, from soft to spiky, with values from 1 to 100.

To Select Milk Mode

To select the Milk Mode, press the Select Button once and rotate the Adjust Control to select the mode

Now press the Select Button to choose the currently displayed mode.

The screen shows the mode on the top line, then the Step Speed and Output Feel (50:50). On the bottom line the Channel A Level, Output Map, Output Power Setting, Battery Level and Channel B Level is shown.

Changing Values

In Milk mode the pulse speed rises from slow to fast??? producing what feels to many as a squeezing action. Channel A and Channel B 'squeeze' at alternates rates, giving a milking action.

 To Change the range of squeeze, use the Adjust Control. To change the Feel, press and hold the Select Button and rotate the Adjust control.

The time each cycle takes can be extended by the use of the Time Warp control. the speed of increase or decrease can be adjusted with the Ramp Speed setting. 

Throb Mode

A continuous mode with the pulse feel cycling between two values. Nice and relaxing. Adjustments values are between 1 and 99.

To Select Throb Mode

To select the Throb Mode, press the Select Button once and rotate the Adjust Control to select the mode

Now press the Select Button to choose the currently displayed mode.

The screen shows the mode on the top line, then the Feel Adjustment Value. On the bottom line the Channel A Level, Output Map, Output Power Setting, Battery Level and Channel B Level is shown.

Changing Values

In Throb mode the pulse feel rises from soft to Hard producing what feels to many as a squeezing or kneeding action. Both Channel A and Channel B 'Throb' at the same rate.

 To Change the range of squeeze, use the Adjust Control.

The Adjust Control on its own controls the lower limit of the cycle. Pressing and holding the Select Button and rotating the Adjust Control will control the upper limit of the cycle. If you attempt to increase the lower limit beyond the higher limit then the upper limit will automatically change, as will the lower limit if you attempt to change the upper limit below the lower limit.

The Ramp Speed setting controls how fast the feel will change. The Time Warp control has no effect in this mode.