Can I combine 2 outputs to power an Eventide Timefactor?
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Great question, but no friggin' idea.My gut tells me that you'd be better served with an appropriate supply, as improvising on an Eventide could cause serious regret if things go bad...that's a pretty special circuit. This thing is ok, but by no means 'high' end.
822616
I'm going to venture a NO on this one. There's just not enough current. I don't have an Eventide Timefactor so I Googled for specs and found something interesting right on their website. The photo of the back of the thing clearly shows the power jack as 9VDC at 500 mA. But the Specifications page just as clearly indicates its power supply as providing 9 VDC at 1200 mA. I'm curious as to why they would provide such an overrated power supply. The SUpa Charger won't provide this, either way, but I'm curious just he same.
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No I don't think so. There are two timers for two different time intervals for switching back and forth. But there is only one start/stop button. I purchased it and use it as a count down timer. When time reaches zero, it begins counting up. The audible alert has hi/ low/ off. And off is sometimes very handy. I use it for meetings, and can watch the visual indicator with the audible alert turned off.The question posted by Erik; maybe two simple sport stopwatches would serve your needs. I've had a Robic sport stopwatch for a different purpose for many years. That is how I was familiar with that brand name. No I don't think so. There are two timers for two different time intervals for switching back and forth. But there is only one start/stop button. I purchased it and use it as a count down timer. When time reaches zero, it begins counting up. The audible alert has hi/ low/ off. And off is sometimes very handy. I use it for meetings, and can watch the visual indicator with the audible alert turned off.The question posted by Erik; maybe two simple sport stopwatches would serve your needs. I've had a Robic sport stopwatch for a different purpose for many years. That is how I was familiar... » Read More No I don't think so. There are two timers for two different time intervals for switching back and forth. But there is only one start/stop button. I purchased it and use it as a count down timer. When time reaches zero, it begins counting up. The audible alert has hi/ low/ off. And off is sometimes very handy. I use it for meetings, and can watch the visual indicator with the audible alert turned off.The question posted by Erik; maybe two simple sport stopwatches would serve your needs. I've had a Robic sport stopwatch for a different purpose for many years. That is how I was familiar with that brand name. « Show Less
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You can set multiple on/off events. If you program it for your time zone it should automatically adjust I believe. I did not choose this feature when programming mine. Also go to Utube for how to videos as the directions can be a bit difficult at first. The unit is not for outside use and does not sense the ambient light in the area.
955196
I'm not sure. You could access the PDF spec sheet on Sper Scientific's website before purchasing the timer.
2065951
Not sure I know there are 2 opticle inputs have not looked for out puts I use Bluetooth can check for you after work
1049910
Assuming that your fan and lights do not draw an immense amount of power, you should be able to wire both to the delayed output lines.
1592659
None ... Use an in-line signal amplifier somewhere in the middle (power is required at that point) and Power either end with the other output lead.
1816483
I do not believe that two separate times can be set, but not sure. Recommend that manufacturer be contacted.
723298
Plug it in for an hour. You should see the time display return to the screen. You can then reprogram or it may still have the on/off time in memory.
1538706
I don't have the unit with me, so can't test to find out for you - I've not tried two inputs at same time. Both come with the unit.
1043889
There is a auxiliary input/output for anything you want, I don't know if it work's for your application. I am pleased with it so far
974093
The timer I have, the model MT 13, will only handle one-minute intervals. I don't know about other means of timing.
472110
So far only one major difference to my requirements: 876= 2 HTMI outputs, 806= 1 HTMI output
303819
no,have yet to find one that does that..This one runs 2 things on same time frame,not separate..
675746
The way I do it is start the one that needs longer time on first then add the other when the time for the second one shows in the window
1460306
You can set it up for one shot operation, which sounds like what you want. I know it can be triggered with a switch or something external, but I'm not using it like that so I'm not sure how that is set up.
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just one, run the timers in series. as long as both timers have the place to connect sensor. some timers don't have that option.