Does this have a stop feature on it? For example say I want to time 8 hours worth of a task and need to stop the task throughout the day. Can I?
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Sorry to say, I gave this as a gift but the device broke. The magnets were insufficient to keep the timer in place. But I see that another I purchased, a Sunbeam oblong-shaped one indeed has the feature you describe. I've been very satisfied with it so far but haven't needed the magnet embedded into the back of the timer.
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Yes you can. The left button is a START/STOP button and the bottom right button is the CLEAR button. The START/STOP button toggles the timer ON and OFF but does not reset it to zero. This makes it a cumulative timer. The CLEAR button resets the timer to zero.
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Yes. It is a wonderful little gadget. I use it a lot. I work at home and want something that I can pause, and this does fine.
1249102
Yes I think so! Just stop timer and do not hit the clear button. I am guessing that you can restart but I have not needed that feature. It can also count down and it has a clock you can set. Use lever in side to use all 3 functions.
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the CDN TM8 Memory Digital Timer & Clock counts up and down 24 hours by minutes & seconds with a long and loud alarm. Easy to operate, the timer counts up after reaching zero, features a clock, stopwatch, << stop & restart functions >>. Instructions included. 5 year limited warranty. Yes, you can start & stop a timing session multiple times, just don't press any buttons but the ''start & stop'' buttons.
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Yes it does, but I have had 2 of 3 break. May I suggest the Polder TMR-2125. I bought 3 to replace the 2 defective CDN timers, and so far they are holding up. I paid $13.50 each on Amazon. Anything more, just ask. Blessings Ken
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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.
68073
Yes it does count up. Just press the START half of the stop/start button. It also allows you to stop, and then resume from that time forward by pressing the Start again. Its a handy stopwatch tool.
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I just checked the manual, and I don't think you can disable it completely. You can set it either 1, 2, or 3 hours, but I don't think you can get rid of it altogether. Hope that helps!
990667
Yes. You have option of using timer or not using timer. I have mine on 4+ hours a day at my office.
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Yes, you can count up and then stop. The time will start again at your command. This is not done in the timer mode but with the clock setting. If you needed to stop, time exactly a 30 sec time out then this is not what you need. However, if you needed to just stop the time counting up and begin again on command it will work.
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I have not used that feature, I keep mine going I turn it off maybe 4 hours a day manually since the time variesits a very nice unit,
1753899
It goes back on it's on each day. If you hit memory, the 7 days are stored there..but you have to hit mode on that day to see that day's total. The time has to be exact. When I first set the time, I set it wrong, so I had to reset the time again went to mode, found the time and reset it; you can hit set and you will be able to reset each mode that you want.
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No. I thought I could set up length of time and time. It has a preset tabada of 20 work 10 rest.
1651749
No, you have to hit the start/stop button, then the clear button and then the timer button that you were using in order to return it to the time you requested. If you don't push the start/stop button the alarm will stop, but the clock showing the time after the timer counts down hits zero will keep going until you hit the clear button.
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Yes. Once you set the time and use start/stop button and don't use clear, it will always reset to the original time on stop.
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hi Vicki, I have not been able to get it to do this. I don't even remember reading that this was possible in the instruction manual but granted I don't have the instruction manual anymore. But after looking at the timer itself -there are a total of 8 timer settings. So you could in essence run it for 1 minute starting at lets say midnight, then it would turn off, then start it again for a minute 15 minutes later, and so on for a total of 8 cycles. But that's really the extent of the extendable programming.
912130
there is forward , back, and off. When You push the off , It will start up where you left off. No pause. I have not found any time limit
666284
Over ride the time settings? You mean turn it on/off at will? Yes! But its a timer so you can turn it on/off or hange the times when you wish.
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There is no stopwatch function or any other type of timer that you can start or stop via push of a button. There is a "timer" that begins after a set amount of aerobic activity (it's not much, but it has to be continuous to start the timer) to let you know how many aerobic steps and aerobic minutes you performed for that day.
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Yes. The Start/Stop button also acts as a Pause. There is a Clear button to cancel your time. We use ours to time our exercising and have to pause it occasionally. We are very happy with this timer.
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Yes. Just push the "Start Stop/Enter" button once. When you are ready to start it again, then press that button again and the timer will continue where it left off.
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No, not really. You can only set it to go off a certain number of hours and minutes from the time that you set it. If it was the same number of hours everyday from when you were setting it to when you wanted it to go off you can just re-start easily to count down again once it has gone off.