Hi Ted: The only confusion which I have seen with the SAT III in note-stepping mode is that if you ignore it, ordinary conversation can trigger it to change notes on you. This is true of all the other machines also. The NoteStepping can be turned on or off in one direction or both directions. SAT III can also still use the Note Switching cable if you want to not turn on the Automatic NoteStepping. The preocessor runs at twice the speed of the previous SATs. This is especially noticeable when using the measure button. The small size of SAT III makes it easy to carry in a small attache case which is the way I carry mine, along with just minimum tools. SAT III is also cheaper than a SAT II loaded with all its available extras. Everything comes standard with the SAT III. Jim Coleman, Sr. On Wed, 14 Jul 1999, Ted Simmons wrote: > I'm thinking about upgrading from a SAT II to a SAT III but I'm a little > leary about the automatic note stepper feature. A friend of mine said it > can cause > confusion. Can it be de-activated if I desired? Is it really a problem? > > Ted Simmons > Merritt Island, FL > > >
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