I have seen all-in-one units that had software so complicated it would have befuddled Steven Hawking. And I have seen single function component controls not far behind Steven Hawking complicated entertainment centers.
I remember my rejecting the earliest EMETER encounters because the meter required extensive menu sub-selections and scrolling. Nice toy for those whom have lots of time for pushing buttons but thank you very much make mine simple.
If I am dealing with a controller and it takes five or more selection clicks to access float voltage settings, the controller stays on the store shelf.
This is why I use one hundredth of one percent of my S4 Galaxy features.
Before committing to ANY device and I mean ANY I examine the how-to dept and learn the complexity of setting up and using the product. If it seems mind-boggling --it's a warning. People today are used to scrawling for a half hour per four hours on an cellular telephone. I mean, HOW did people not go EXTINCT before smart phones?
Therefore in the process of selection, gain access to a USER MANUAL. Read it. Try to understand it. Return to the forum and ask questions. If buzzword laced comments overwhelm comprehension I keep shopping.
