is there a secondary what to clock in using ss#?
165502
You can either clock in by a fingerprint or you can assign a number, such as the last numbers of SS#
1840393
No, align the pointer to the current time and push down the segments or pins for the required time that you want it on. in your case that's 14 hours, after 14 hours it will be off for 10 hours. you will then have to manually unplug your batter within that time or it will turn back on.
1406744
It was so long ago that I don't remember. However, every digital clock that I have ever had has asked 12 or 24 as the first setup item. I only use it as a timer, so I never set the clock on it.
148358
I believe you can do that, but I only used for single count-up timer. Sorry for not being able to give you a definite answer.
1485780
Yes. On the left press the PROG button and use the hour/minute buttons to set the time you want. Then press the AUTO button on the right and that's it. It has to off though to set it.
784296
I am using the sysystem on my home computer. Sorry I could've been more help sq
205128
Mine shows standard time (am/pm). I didn't notice a way to turn it into military time, but it may merely be an option.
1036085
I no longer have the instructions, but here's a link. Good Luck. You'll like it.http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Timers/In-Wall/Electronic/ST01/ST01%20Instructions.ashx
801387
The instruction pamphlet specifies only ES, CS, MS, and PS time zones are supported. But, I believe you can manually set the clock and turn off the atomic (WWVB reception). The directions say "In case the Atomic Clock is not able to detect the WWVB-signal...the time may be manually set with the Program Menu." If the little satellite icon does not display in the upper left corner you should be able to manually set the time without it constantly auto correcting.
842543
It has a program button that you hold and set a time. We have not used it before.
1724029
This timer is excellent once you know how to use it. You can time two things at once. I thought the instructions were a little confusing. Hit T1 and then put in your hours(HR) and your minutes (MIN) and your seconds(SEC) and then press S/S. It will flash and count down. When your time is done it will beep. Hit S/S to turn the timer off. So S/S means start and stop. To reset the time you hit T1 or T2 (which ever one you are using---then hit the M button. This will clear the timer. Good magnet on the back. So I keep it on the fridge.
416457
Yes, there is a system setting for that. Press [SRC] to enter STANDBY.Press the volume knob to enter [FUNCTION].Turn the volume knob to make a selection then press the knob at: CLOCK DISPLAY-ON: The clock time is shown on the display even when the unit is turned off.-OFF: No clock display when unit is off
2085197
I sat at my desk in the house and programed it. I have trouble seeing it where it is outside in the pump house. I can then just change the duration times as I need (still a bit hard to see). if it helps the time that first displays is always midnight
597262
Thanks, A. Gray. I decided to contact customer service, too. I really wanted a printable reference for the times. Much to my surprise, they sent me an email with a spreadsheet table, listing all the times. And they responded in less than four hours. Incredible. I have to wonder, as do you, why the times aren't included in this manual. In looking back through their previous models' manuals (available online) I see the times listed in most all the ones I looked through. This seems like an oversight on their part. Perhaps it will be corrected with the next printing.
1843185
When you first set it up, all the pins are already pushed down as the factory setting. The "brown" numbers represent night and the white are day. There is a little arrow that reads time now. Turn the "wheel" clockwise until that arrow is on the present time. The instructions say to start by lifting all the pins up, but it's really easier to leave them down and pull up pins, being sure to leave the pins down for when you want the timer ON. Each pin is 30 minutes. So there is no need to open the timer.
604987
I don't know the number, but be sure to go into Auto Clock Set and turn it off. It doesn't matter if you've selected Manual Set from the main menu; you have to also turn off Auto inside its own menu. Which is a little ridiculous, but... It worked for me. My clock has run perfectly ever since.
1747569
Activation time is programmable, as are other options, but the instruction sheet requires close attention, due to translation I assume.