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In a separate thread, I addressed the question asking why one shouldn't just set the Salt Sens at 1 Based on the manual position on page 18 which says that the higher the Salt Sens setting is, TIDs less than 30 would be attenuated.
The hard copy manual clearly uses "higher" as shown.
Later I saw where the on line version states that the "lower" the Setting, the TIDs less than 30 would be attenuated.
On Line Manual
It seems that XP has a discrepancy here. In any case, I intend to test this on Sunday to try and determine what effect low salt sens settings have on a thin 10k ring.
I'll post my observations shortly thereafter.
Just be aware that there is a discrepancy in the manuals.
The hard copy manual clearly uses "higher" as shown.
Later I saw where the on line version states that the "lower" the Setting, the TIDs less than 30 would be attenuated.
On Line Manual
It seems that XP has a discrepancy here. In any case, I intend to test this on Sunday to try and determine what effect low salt sens settings have on a thin 10k ring.I'll post my observations shortly thereafter.
Just be aware that there is a discrepancy in the manuals.
