This is for anyone out there that can help. I am at the end of my rope>>>>
The following narrative is an issue that I have been dealing with for over 1 year. I will attempt to explain. I sent memo to Gama Electronics due to the fact that I have their RF021-901C on my custom 34 Ford show car and have used this switch for 3 years to operate (1) interior light, (2) removable top that uses 2 12v actuators to lift it from an angle thus allowing entry to the car, (3) 4 actuators to raise the hood perpendicular for engine access. The Gama switch has a reverse polarity function and activates momentarily as long as I hold the remote button down. An interior light comes on and is wired with the top when I raise the top by holding "up" button down and the hood functions the same. So I have 2 actuators going to one multi- switch function for the top and 4 actuators going to the same multi-switch for the hood. Both top and hood must be stopped from rising at a specific point for proper alignment during the lowering function. l cannot get the switch to change to the latching function although the switch is supposed to have a latching program but it does not work and Gama simply cannot help me. I have investigated many companies and their electronic products and invested several hundred dollars trying to come up with an equitable solution all to no avail By the way all 6 actuators are void of internal adjustable limit switches and if they were the location in the location that they are mounted will not let me to dissemble without much work. I don’t want to use limit switches anyway. I want to use a single multi-button remote to hit either button or both (top or hood) and raise either without having to hold down the button. I also must have a function added to or in the switch or separate from actuators to limit the travel in the up mode. In summary I need a remote controlled multi-channel switch that has a latching mode, a reverse polarity mode, and a single remote to control the switch. The down mode can function normally to close all actuators. I would greatly appreciate your assistance in solving this issue or direct me to
The following narrative is an issue that I have been dealing with for over 1 year. I will attempt to explain. I sent memo to Gama Electronics due to the fact that I have their RF021-901C on my custom 34 Ford show car and have used this switch for 3 years to operate (1) interior light, (2) removable top that uses 2 12v actuators to lift it from an angle thus allowing entry to the car, (3) 4 actuators to raise the hood perpendicular for engine access. The Gama switch has a reverse polarity function and activates momentarily as long as I hold the remote button down. An interior light comes on and is wired with the top when I raise the top by holding "up" button down and the hood functions the same. So I have 2 actuators going to one multi- switch function for the top and 4 actuators going to the same multi-switch for the hood. Both top and hood must be stopped from rising at a specific point for proper alignment during the lowering function. l cannot get the switch to change to the latching function although the switch is supposed to have a latching program but it does not work and Gama simply cannot help me. I have investigated many companies and their electronic products and invested several hundred dollars trying to come up with an equitable solution all to no avail By the way all 6 actuators are void of internal adjustable limit switches and if they were the location in the location that they are mounted will not let me to dissemble without much work. I don’t want to use limit switches anyway. I want to use a single multi-button remote to hit either button or both (top or hood) and raise either without having to hold down the button. I also must have a function added to or in the switch or separate from actuators to limit the travel in the up mode. In summary I need a remote controlled multi-channel switch that has a latching mode, a reverse polarity mode, and a single remote to control the switch. The down mode can function normally to close all actuators. I would greatly appreciate your assistance in solving this issue or direct me to