Yes. The Soloist can use either the Auxiliary Encoder port or the high-speed user interrupt inputs as a clock and direction counter, and can be used to gear off of this as a feedback source. For further details, see the help file.

Yes. There is a mode parameter on the Soloist that allows it to run a Velocity rather than a Position loop. This allows it to be used with an external position loop controller.

Yes. There is a parameter setting that allows the Soloist to be configured as a Torque mode controller. This allows it to be used with an external controller to close the position and velocity loops.

No, technically it would be a bit hard, plus I have enough bandwidth problems already and if other people were running the site they would be even worse. Why does the time have to be in the photo? I have this great photo from 1986 of my friends and I in a Maryland parking lot waiting for a Judas Priest concert, and I want it to be on the clock. The whole concept of the clock revolves around photos deliberately taken with a time in them.

According to the loan contract, the instrument will be returned to the custody of Stradivari Invest® and then loaned to another deserving soloist.

According to the loan contract, the instrument will be taken back to the custody of Stradivari Invest®. Another artist will be chosen for the loan program. The death of the soloist does not have any influence on the value of the instrument.

No, the clock does not a have a built in battery to maintain the clock function. It will default to 8:00am each time you power on.

We have both non-directional (Seashell, Clouds, Thunder & Clouds, Waterslide, Coral) and directional (Kelp, Smooth, Waterfall, Waves, Ripples) patterns. Our directional patterns run along the 96” or 120” length of the sheet, or if needed the pattern can be applied running along the 48” height for an additional fee.

The manual is in error when referring to a clock. It appears that the design originally was to have a clock, but it was dropped along the way, like a lot of other features. The number at the top right is for the tax rate.

Yes. Even while your membership is in a suspended mode, your membership time will continue to expire.

The camera will remember the date/time, and the internal clock will continue to run for approximately 24 hours after the battery is removed. Note: The above data is based on testing after the camera has already run with a new, Fully charged battery for a minimum of 24 hours. A brand new camera that has not yet passed 24 hours with a fully charged battery may display different results. Yes, the Optio43WR supports a direct camera-to-printer connection via USB cable using the PictBridge protocol.

If you moved your clock without removing the pendulum first, you may have caused it to get out of beat. Our first advise is to call a professional to get your clock back in beat. If you want to attempt this yourself, here's some advice. Pendulum clocks are put in beat by adjusting the crutch in the appropriate direction to obtain even ticking. With the pendulum removed and the clock level, move the crutch from one side to the other while listening to the tick tock sound.

If your computer clock is set backwards immediately after starting FlyteTrax, then your Browser's cache memory needs to be cleared. From the 'Tools' drop-down menu of your Internet Browser, select 'Internet Options'. On the 'General' tab, under 'Temporary Internet Files', select 'Delete Files' and then press 'OK'. If your clock is set backwards each night at midnight Zulu (GMT), then you need to update your FTM to the latest version. See: www.flytecomm.com/support/downloads.

A concerto-like work is not eligible. It is fine for individual instruments to have featured solos at points during the piece.