Pano control question: conter-intuitive?

[Ronist]

I'm starting to use Pano more as spring/summer season is near. My confusion is about controlling pano with the scroll wheel: when I scroll up, the pano moves backward to open. It's also counter-intuitive in relation to the pano display in the center console: scroll up on the wheel, the pano moves down. I guess it's Windows vs Mac and it makes sense for most windows users?

 

[jerry33]

I seldom use the display to open or close the roof, so it doesn't really matter to me. The times I have used the display, it really never occurred to me that it had a different behaviour. The display matches the picture, the scroll wheel operates like all the other scroll wheel items.

 

[AllenWong]

I'm starting to use Pano more as spring/summer season is near. My confusion is about controlling pano with the scroll wheel: when I scroll up, the pano moves backward to open. It's also counter-intuitive in relation to the pano display in the center console: scroll up on the wheel, the pano moves down. I guess it's Windows vs Mac and it makes sense for most windows users?

If you imagine the air flow into your car like a sound volume, then it becomes intuitive. Scrolling up increases the airflow (volume of air), while scrolling down decreases it.

 

[Dithermaster]

I too am bugged by this! The hold-select scrolling and the pano position both seem backwards. Radio volume is fine though. And yes, I use "natural" scrolling on my Mac (but I can still use Windows touchpads and mice <g>).