N Nemon New member Jan 28, 2006 #1 on a mach 2 gt can i speed up the startup time say from 180 sec to 120? Or is this set in stone?
K K404 New member Jan 28, 2006 #2 Depends on the boot temp. The higher the boot temp, the shorter the wait Kenny
S stocky New member Jan 28, 2006 #3 You can adjust it in the Control Centre software. Have a play and choose a setting that suits you
N Nemon New member Jan 29, 2006 #4 I can seem to fint it in MCC. when i power down my comp the mach 2 also powers down and the dely is 180 sec. dont see an optin in the MCC to change that.
I can seem to fint it in MCC. when i power down my comp the mach 2 also powers down and the dely is 180 sec. dont see an optin in the MCC to change that.
K K404 New member Jan 29, 2006 #5 OH! Sorry...that delay. No, that cant be changed- its for the gas to lose some of its pressure (I think) Its not good for the compressor if it was to be stopped and restarted too frequently.
OH! Sorry...that delay. No, that cant be changed- its for the gas to lose some of its pressure (I think) Its not good for the compressor if it was to be stopped and restarted too frequently.
S stocky New member Jan 29, 2006 #6 If you tap the power button repeatedly really quickly it'll speed it up loads. Not recommended though! :O
If you tap the power button repeatedly really quickly it'll speed it up loads. Not recommended though! :O
M Marvt74 New member Jan 29, 2006 #7 Hmm thats odd mine seems to be 120seconds, not got the usb thing connected either
F fatty New member Jan 29, 2006 #8 DO NOT RESTART YOU MACH STRAIGHT AWAY BY TAPPING THE START BUTTON YOU WILL DAMAGE YOUR COMPRESSOR ok the gas needs time to even out if you restart straight away you can cause serious damage
DO NOT RESTART YOU MACH STRAIGHT AWAY BY TAPPING THE START BUTTON YOU WILL DAMAGE YOUR COMPRESSOR ok the gas needs time to even out if you restart straight away you can cause serious damage
The higher the boot temp, the shorter the wait 
