Is there a "Timer Mode" on the LS8.0E? For example, can I set the time on the console to count down 30 minutes and "beep" to let me know my 30 minute workout is completed? Thank you. Is there a "Timer Mode" on the LS8.0E? For example, can I set the time on the console to count down 30 minutes and "beep" to let me know my 30 minute workout is completed? ... » Read More Is there a "Timer Mode" on the LS8.0E? For example, can I set the time on the console to count down 30 minutes and "beep" to let me know my 30 minute workout is completed? Thank you. « Show Less
1155196
My 17 year old son uses this machine daily. He says it does have a timer, but we have not used it. Great machine. Durable, quiet and good exercise.
190422
Yeah. You can set the time (length) of your workout. The timer will beep at the end of the workout.
1155197
Yes you can set a time limit or you can just do a quick stat and go. THere are also presets than are easy to hard to change up your conditioning session so your body can improve.
728736
Wish I had an answer. I've noticed that about mine as well. I set the duration for 10 seconds, and it only dumps for 5 on the timer.
2226822
The machine does have a timer button, but it doesn't seem to work. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. But otherwise the machine works fine. It just shuts off when it's full. That's fine with me.
1930360
I just checked this. The Exercise Timer starts as soon as the monitor finds a pulse. It pauses if it loses the HR signal, and resumes when it is found. It does not distinguish when you are in your target zone. ...Once you set your target HR zone, the display shows your current HR, what % of Max HR you are at, and an up or down arrow, indicating if you are above or below the zone you set for yourself. If you have Zone Alert set to On, then it also beeps every few seconds, when you are below or above the zone you set for yourself.
953130
You can do count-down or count-up. If you want to do count-down, specify the duration of time (ex. 15 min) and push START. If you want to do count-up, then set the time to zero and push START.
1651751
The clock continues to count after zero time (the alarm sounds and the timer counts up from zero so you can tell how long since the alarm sounded). You can press a few buttons and the timer will recall the last timer interval so you can start another countdown. The timer controls seemed non-intuitive an took me a while to figure how to control it with minimal button pushes. Once you learn how to drive it, this is the best timer I have ever used; i have three of them. I've been using them for 4 years and they stop working after 14 months (actually the begin working weird, once that happens they are unusable. The clock continues to count after zero time (the alarm sounds and the timer counts up from zero so you can tell how long since the alarm sounded). You can press a few buttons and the timer will recall the last timer interval so you can start another countdown. The timer controls seemed non-intuitive an took me a while to figure how to control it with minimal button pushes. Once you learn how to drive it, this is the best timer I have ever used; i have three of them. I've been using them for 4 years and they stop working after 14 months (actually the begin working weird, once that happens... » Read More The clock continues to count after zero time (the alarm sounds and the timer counts up from zero so you can tell how long since the alarm sounded). You can press a few buttons and the timer will recall the last timer interval so you can start another countdown. The timer controls seemed non-intuitive an took me a while to figure how to control it with minimal button pushes. Once you learn how to drive it, this is the best timer I have ever used; i have three of them. I've been using them for 4 years and they stop working after 14 months (actually the begin working weird, once that happens they are unusable. « Show Less
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.
2210136
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.
710825
Yes - The timer always resets to whatever countdown time you initially set it to. Once the time has elapsed, the buzzer beeps and when you push 'stop' it resets to your original time. I use mine in competition and we have relays of 12:30; after each relay, when the buzzer beeps, I simply push stop and the timer is automatically reset to 12:30
2210132
There is no timer option on the device. But, it does keep track of "aerobic minutes, distance and calories" when you are moving at a rate of 2.8 mph for a minimum of 10 minutes.
1111278
The timer counts down the time from you set. It does not start or stop when opened. The timer can only use a beeper.You can use the case without using the timer. Hope this helps.
127571
It definitely has a count up feature and you don't need for it to count down to zero before using it. Just push the timer selection button on the right (1, 2 or 3) then press start and it will start counting up from zero. And yes, all three timers are completely independent in terms of start/stop and count up/down.
1701651
As for the time, toggle mode button to the "set" position, then "+" through to "time" (press ok), "time1" (press ok), "manual" (press ok) then set the hour right (using + or -). One way to reset chrono is to stop and save the workout (then delete it or whatever you want). Hope that helps.
1954109
Yes and no. Yes, it continues to count up while beeping (because the time is up) until you press "stop". (Very helpful for baking to know how long passed the time it is.) No, you can't use it to count up silently. If that is what you're looking for, this isn't it. Once you push "stop" the timer quits beeping and you cannot push start again to have it continue counting up silently. My old Taylor model would continue to count up silently after you pushed "stop" and only stopped completely if you pushed it twice. This would be helpful for timing how long it takes to do something, like a stopwatch. Yes and no. Yes, it continues to count up while beeping (because the time is up) until you press "stop". (Very helpful for baking to know how long passed the time it is.) No, you can't use it to count up silently. If that is what you're looking for, this isn't it. Once you push "stop" the timer quits beeping and you cannot push start again to have it continue counting up silently. My old Taylor model would continue to count up silently after you pushed "stop" and only stopped completely if you pushed it twice. This would be helpful for timing how long it takes... » Read More Yes and no. Yes, it continues to count up while beeping (because the time is up) until you press "stop". (Very helpful for baking to know how long passed the time it is.) No, you can't use it to count up silently. If that is what you're looking for, this isn't it. Once you push "stop" the timer quits beeping and you cannot push start again to have it continue counting up silently. My old Taylor model would continue to count up silently after you pushed "stop" and only stopped completely if you pushed it twice. This would be helpful for timing how long it takes to do something, like a stopwatch. « Show Less
141515
This model has a timer that you can start and stop at will. It also has interval training that you can use and set the timer for an amount of time or you can use custom interval training and set the watch to sprint so may sec, recover so may min and set the timer for a total amount of time for the drill. Not sure if this answers your question completly.
93519
Not sure. The one we got has a remote that has a push button to start a 17-minute Fight Gone Bad timer, and another button to start a Tabata timer, and another Mode button for setting a count-up or count-down timer, settable up to 99 minute duration. There's another button to set the display to show the current time of day, and it can also mute the beeps that normally sound when the workout begins or ends. There's number buttons for entering data, and a power button to turn the display on and off.
39494
Where is it, on the machine? When I turn mine on, it just goes to the timer times. How do I set it to be continueous?