positive click adjustment

positive click adjustment

[¦päz·əd·iv ¦klik ə′jəz·mənt]

(industrial engineering)

A means of adjusting dials or push buttons to incorporate audible clicks or their tactile counterparts at predetermined positions in order to provide appropriate motor-sensory feedback to the operator.

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