Can you run multiple count-up timers, pausing and restarting each as needed?
148357
Yes, you can definitely pause and restart. I love this timer but the only down side is that you need to use two hands to set the timer up which is cumbersome sometimes.
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.
148359
Yes, I think you can use each timer individually, but the timer is very difficult to figure out. You have to spend some time pressing buttons until you get it to do what you want.
148360
I finally found one that can do 4 count-ups independently of each other and can also be used independently as timers. Exactly what I have been searching for; very hard to find. Check out Mudder's 4-event Kitchen Timer. I use to track work on separate client matters. And less expensive than this triple; found it on Amazon.
1798069
Yes. The four program timers (T1, T2, etc.) stop when the time is up. But a fifth timer (labeled "count down" at the top of the oblong button on the right) does count up after the time has expired.
1249105
Larry's answer explains well how the timer works. So, yes, one can start and stop the timer feature.I have three of these timers and none have every broken in the years that I've had them.
1477313
If you press start, it starts to count up. If you then press stop/reset button, it stops counting up. If you press stop/reset button again, it resets.If you put in an amount of time, such as 44 minutes, press start button it starts to count down. If you then press stop/reset button, it stops the countdown. If you press start again, it continues to count down. If you press stop/reset again, it resets to zero.
1807639
I did look at the instructions and under item #5 it states that you can program this timer for 28 events, so that would work. What you are trying to do would constitute 8 events.
1937294
Yes. Since two separate timers in one package. Just have to press either T1 or T2 to select either one.
1073521
To get it to count up, press the Start/Stop button once. It will begin to count up by seconds. To turn it off and reset it to zero, press both the M (minutes) and S (seconds) buttons at the same time.
315177
No, this is not a programmable or repeating timer. It only counts down to shutoff based on the duration you choose each time you turn it on. For on and off settings repeated daily, look for the simple round model with a perimeter of pegs representing half-hours.
2044423
Hi, I have not figured out if it can "pause" it but I have figured out how to stop it in the middle of the circuit. Just hold the "start" button for 3+ seconds and it will stop the count down and restart. Hope that helps.
1470748
Yes: you can set it to count up, up to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. And, yes, you can pause it.
1326755
Do a search for a "Tabata Timer". Many, if not most, of those are programmable to alternate to suit your needs.
1326754
I have never seen a timer (and I have four different ones) that can do what you are asking. You can set it for 20 seconds, and it will ding. It automatically goes back to 20 seconds again when you press the stop. Maybe the answer is to buy two timers, set them on different time lengths and go from there.
1596824
Yes you can - just the push of a button overrides the timers. With another push, the timers are back on without having to reset them. Just make sure you don't throw the instructions away if you don't use them every day, so you can remind yourself how it works if you forget. These are amazing timers!
1073520
To get it to count up just push the START/STOP when the display reads 00:00 and the timer will count up. Press START/STOP again to pause and resume timing.
1702513
there are two [2] timers, one counts up [+], one counts down [-], but they cannot be used at the same time...still the best timer I ever owned
1650677
You have to press either the reset button or the start/stop button. If you press the reset, it just turns it off. If you press the start/stop button, it begins to count up. Hope this helps.
664886
Yes, provided you press "stop". If you do not, it will reset to "0", although pressing "start" again will bring up your previously set time.