Can it memorize a second (or third) pair of time and cooking percentage before starting?
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Not that I know of. However, I have failed to read most of the manual. Sorry I can't give you a better answer. I am happy with it. Sharon Rosendhal
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I had to consult the product manual to answer this. It is programmed to allow you to first defrost a frozen food then cook it .Step 1:touch "DEFROST" pad to select defrost mode by time or weight then tough "TIME SET" pads to select time or weight of food you want to defrost . Step 2: Next, touch "POWER" pad to select desired power level then touch "TIME SET" pads again to set your desired cooking time. This is the only 2 step process listed in the manual. I see no reference to a 3 step memory process. hope this helps.
1133098
I didn't have it long enough to learn. It is too small on the inside for me.
1793676
Nope. It's a triple timer. You set times for the chicken, the potatoes, and the asparagus. There is one clock, but not sure I've ever switched to that screen.
626678
Yes; I have used it to count up seconds (probably works for mins as well). If you start with zeros (both units buttons pressed simultaneously) and then press the left hand side (start) button it counts up until you stop it by pressing the start/stop button again. One press holds the elapsed time, if pressed again, it resumes the count again where it left off -- press m/s buttons simultaneously again to restart at zero.
220245
You are talking about baking, I presume. You use the minus sign under "Time" and press it until it is at the time you want. It is a drag, but it works.
842543
It has a program button that you hold and set a time. We have not used it before.
1892488
I recommend you ask the company to be sure. You definitely see the hours, minutes and seconds as they decrease; however, I don't think you can set it for seconds. I love this thing!
1651748
Not automatically. Once you have stopped the timer, push 'clear' and the button for the timer you are using and it will reset to the original timing you entered. I imagine it would take a much more expensive unit to do as you describe.
1937294
Yes. Since two separate timers in one package. Just have to press either T1 or T2 to select either one.
438403
Yes. Just make sure you recipe doesn't have ingredients that timers shouldn't be used with.
603081
Yes; it also has a memory set button so that you can set you own temperature and it will remember it for next time.
665118
Yes. To cook you have to put the amount of time in. It shuts off when the time is up.
1461643
yes, you can set microwave time in seconds or min and seconds. example - 40 seconds or 1 min 34 seconds
1517517
Hello, This meter do have function setting for before and after meal. pls go online to look for One touch ultra 2 manual.
124541
You can use the memory feature on the timer: Once you've set the timer to 3 hours, press the MEMORY button and once 3 hours is reached you can hit STOP, CLEAR and MEMORY button again and hit START. You can repeat this as often as you like.
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Yes. The timer has 4 different timer settings. Timer 1 is the regular one that gets used the most. But, Timers 2, 3 and 4 can be programmed in memory so that you can recall the time every time you want to use it. See my other post, though. The first time this gets knocked off the counter, it's history.
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It's been a few weeks since I read the manual. My best recollection is that it has 31(?) "transition" times per 24 hour period that you can program into it. A transition is from off to on, or from on to off. To do this for 24 hours would require 48 transition times. So, I guess the answer is no. You could use 2 of them with the contacts connected in series. Program 1 unit for 12 hours of transitions, and the other unit for the other 12 hours.***REVISION*** OK, I just looked at the manual, and it has 17 on/off transitions, NOT 31. So you would need 3 of these connected in series if you want 24-hour operation of on/off every 15 minutes. It's been a few weeks since I read the manual. My best recollection is that it has 31(?) "transition" times per 24 hour period that you can program into it. A transition is from off to on, or from on to off. To do this for 24 hours would require 48 transition times. So, I guess the answer is no. You could use 2 of them with the contacts connected in series. Program 1 unit for 12 hours of transitions, and the other unit for the other 12 hours.***REVISION*** OK, I just looked at the manual, and it has 17 on/off transitions, NOT 31. So you would need 3 of these connected... » Read More It's been a few weeks since I read the manual. My best recollection is that it has 31(?) "transition" times per 24 hour period that you can program into it. A transition is from off to on, or from on to off. To do this for 24 hours would require 48 transition times. So, I guess the answer is no. You could use 2 of them with the contacts connected in series. Program 1 unit for 12 hours of transitions, and the other unit for the other 12 hours.***REVISION*** OK, I just looked at the manual, and it has 17 on/off transitions, NOT 31. So you would need 3 of these connected in series if you want 24-hour operation of on/off every 15 minutes. « Show Less
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Yes, with the time set to 0s press the start button and it begins timing counting up.