Aug 19, 2010 21:36
13 yrs ago
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French term
par apprentissage
French to English
Tech/Engineering
Mechanics / Mech Engineering
remote tools
"Les + produits
- Permettent de commander à distance vos luminaires, vos appareils électriques… Idéal pour la commande à distance des endroits difficiles d'accès, des décorations de Noël, des aquariums, etc.
- Très simple d'utilisation, ne nécessite pas d'installation particulière
- Possibilité de commander depuis la prise ou depuis la télécommande
- Programmation individuelle de chaque prise par apprentissage, afin d'éviter toute interférence
- Evolutives, vous pouvez connecter plusieurs prises télécommandées et douilles télécommandées de la gamme BLYSS sur une même télécommande et ainsi piloter jusqu'à 16 appareils !"
i put learning as you go but im not sure thats right
- Permettent de commander à distance vos luminaires, vos appareils électriques… Idéal pour la commande à distance des endroits difficiles d'accès, des décorations de Noël, des aquariums, etc.
- Très simple d'utilisation, ne nécessite pas d'installation particulière
- Possibilité de commander depuis la prise ou depuis la télécommande
- Programmation individuelle de chaque prise par apprentissage, afin d'éviter toute interférence
- Evolutives, vous pouvez connecter plusieurs prises télécommandées et douilles télécommandées de la gamme BLYSS sur une même télécommande et ainsi piloter jusqu'à 16 appareils !"
i put learning as you go but im not sure thats right
Proposed translations
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| 3 +3 | learning |
Tony M
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| 3 | by teaching |
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learning
You'll need to re-work your sentence structure a bit to fit it in, but I believe this is one expression that is used.
It's really nothing about 'learning-as-you-go' in that sense, it simply means you can 'teach' each socket (presumably) to recognize the remote control unit, so that different sockets don't get muddled up with each other (and you turn on Grandma's electric chair when you meant to boil the kettle...)
You find the same sort of thing with 'universal' TV etc. remotes, which you can 'teach' the specific set of commands for your particular telly. The only snag being, one usually buys these sorts of things in desperation when the original remote is broken, ergo, no such teaching is possible!
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Note added at 22 mins (2010-08-19 21:59:55 GMT)
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Thanks, Kate! Well, it's relatively easy-peasy stuff for me — but then I do have 20+ years' experience working in the industry, so it ought to be, oughtn't it? ;-)
It's really nothing about 'learning-as-you-go' in that sense, it simply means you can 'teach' each socket (presumably) to recognize the remote control unit, so that different sockets don't get muddled up with each other (and you turn on Grandma's electric chair when you meant to boil the kettle...)
You find the same sort of thing with 'universal' TV etc. remotes, which you can 'teach' the specific set of commands for your particular telly. The only snag being, one usually buys these sorts of things in desperation when the original remote is broken, ergo, no such teaching is possible!
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Note added at 22 mins (2010-08-19 21:59:55 GMT)
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Thanks, Kate! Well, it's relatively easy-peasy stuff for me — but then I do have 20+ years' experience working in the industry, so it ought to be, oughtn't it? ;-)
Note from asker:
| wow you are great at this stuff tony id be lost without you this DIY stuff is so technical for me! great knowledge |
Peer comment(s):
| agree |
Travelin Ann
: You beat me to it :) The newer model remotes "learn."
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Thanks, Ann!
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GeoS
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Thanks, GeoS!
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chris collister
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Thanks, Chris!
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5 mins
by teaching
See discussion - can also be by "pairing"
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