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Can't you just use a front window button that has one touch abilities?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Question for anyone with the Sharkswork one button cabriolet timer relay (the one that allows one-press activation). When you put the top down, what position are the door windows left in? I suspect that the windows are first put down and then the top comes down and then the windows come back up (as if you never took your finger of the button and it finished the cycle). If that's what it does, I wonder if there is a way to make it stop with the top and the windows all down?

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the button works just like the window switches...if you touch it to open and leave it, its just a timer, so your windows will go down, your top will open, and the windows will go up. You can stop it at any point by clicking it again, just like the window switches.

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What's special about the Sharkworks button's circuitry? Can't you just use a front window button that has one touch abilities?

POST 4Original post

What's special about it is the timing and relay to operate the top switch as if it WAS a window switch. The trick is in the circuitry, not in the switch. Simple plug and play install as well. What it does is simply automate the manual 'press and hold' feature of the top operation. <a href="http://www.sharkworks.com" target="_blank">www.sharkworks.com</a> for more info

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