How long does the alarm sound for when activated. How is it reset when it has been activated?
1569517
There is no "ALARM" only a relay switch which activates as long as the beam is blocked, SO if the beam is blocked for 1 second the switch is on for 1 second.
1569518
The alarm (relay change of state) happens within less than 1 second of the light beam being interrupted. The relay remains in that state until the light beam has been restored. To say it another way, the relay state follows the beam state. If you intend to use this as part of an an alarm system, you would have to add another relay to latch the 1st indication of the beam being interrupted.
1569519
When the beam is broken between the two devices it merely closes or opens contacts to the connected device (a sliding gate in my case, it causes the closing gate to stop and then open). It is activated as long as the beam is broken.
1416422
The Gymboss recycles after the time you set for as many times as you want (up to 99 times). I do an exercise routine where I program my Gymboss for 30 sec. intervals for 15 sets (times). At the end of each 30 second interval it recycles to the start of a new 30 second set. Yes, the "bell" (a double beeping alarm sound) is loud enough to hear. It also does have a volume control (low, medium and high). You can also program the alarm to go off for either 1 second, 2 seconds or 5 seconds (depending on your needs). The only thing is after about six months (depending on how often you use your Gymboss) you will need to replace the AAA battery as the alarm sound will get weaker over time. Hope this answer your questions.
964705
I have sensitive ears, so the alarm was so loud to me that I didn't just let it go to see if it reset itself. I just shut it off physically. Hope that helps.
2138959
The Gymboss recycles after the time you set for as many times as you want (up to 99 times). I do an exercise routine where I program my Gymboss for 30 sec. intervals for 15 sets (times). At the end of each 30 second interval it recycles to the start of a new 30 second set.Yes, the "bell" (a double beeping alarm sound) is loud enough to hear. It also does have a volume control (low, medium and high). You can also program the alarm to go off for either 1 second, 2 seconds or 5 seconds (depending on your needs). The only thing is after about six months (depending on how often you use your Gymboss) you will need to replace the AAA battery as the alarm sound will get weaker over time.Hope this answer your questions. The Gymboss recycles after the time you set for as many times as you want (up to 99 times). I do an exercise routine where I program my Gymboss for 30 sec. intervals for 15 sets (times). At the end of each 30 second interval it recycles to the start of a new 30 second set.Yes, the "bell" (a double beeping alarm sound) is loud enough to hear. It also does have a volume control (low, medium and high). You can also program the alarm to go off for either 1 second, 2 seconds or 5 seconds (depending on your needs). The only thing is after about six months (depending on how... » Read More The Gymboss recycles after the time you set for as many times as you want (up to 99 times). I do an exercise routine where I program my Gymboss for 30 sec. intervals for 15 sets (times). At the end of each 30 second interval it recycles to the start of a new 30 second set.Yes, the "bell" (a double beeping alarm sound) is loud enough to hear. It also does have a volume control (low, medium and high). You can also program the alarm to go off for either 1 second, 2 seconds or 5 seconds (depending on your needs). The only thing is after about six months (depending on how often you use your Gymboss) you will need to replace the AAA battery as the alarm sound will get weaker over time.Hope this answer your questions. « Show Less
1512642
The alarm goes off after the designated time has elapsed and then continues to beep for one minute. This is a beeping type of alarm not a continuous type...thank goodness. :-)
1820556
The first chime will sound for 5 to 6 iterations (about 10 to 15 seconds). It can be heard throughout the house. The alarm function will tell your neighbors that a sensor has been tripped. It is so loud as to be something you won't want to use unless you're almost deaf. I only use the chime position.
1301501
It has to be reset every time you use it. It counts down to zero from wherever you set it. If you set it for 20 minutes it shuts off after twenty minutes. It's a great little timer for the price! I have had mine for 3 years and they're still working perfectly. I take them inside for the winter.
1619329
When you go to turn it off, it will detect you and it will go off - meaning, the alarm will sound. There is no delay or no remote. So, when you want to turn it off, simply turn it off. You can't stop it from detecting you.
1244511
When the alarm signal goes off, and cannot be reset. Also, when this happens you have to buy a new unit. This just happened to me, so I can speak from experience. Good luck.
1133615
It is easy to set the alarm and once set, the alarm time is retained by the unit. However, you have to turn the alarm on every night. When you turn off the alarm in the morning, it is turned fully off and not just reset to alarm the following day.
1976888
So far, the alarm has never gone off for two hours, I have always shut if off manually. I don't believe it will shut off on its own.
1034062
Don' know why you would need to know but yes it keeps activating the lock, I just tried to see what happens. My grandkids were messing with mine this weekend and set off a buzzer that lasted about 30 seconds guess it's some sort of alarm I didn't remember reading about. I'm still satisfied with mine after 5 months use.
2193367
My alarm gets progressively louder the longer it on. After about 1 minute it's very loud. So I haven't set the loudness.
573611
It depends when it's resetting. Has it been on for a while, or does it just randomly reset?
2029937
if you shut off at twenty minutes when alarm sounds...it will reset to twenty minutes, but you will manually have to press start again to start the 20 min countdown. if you don't shut off, it will alert 'beep, etc. for one minute, then shut off and reset. still have to press start to countdown again. loudest timer i could find. chefzee
1039155
Just go in to the program menu, find sirens, and there you can set how long you want the siren to sound when activated. You can set it anywhere from 1 - 999 seconds
850705
I can't remember exactly, but the alarm was driving me CRAZY! I finally went through the instructions again and figured it out. Sorry I can't be of more help.