can you stop the watch then restart for adding minutes?
24487
Yes. That's called "split timing". You can stop and start infinite times for a cumulative total or you can have "splits", timing two laps (or rounds or...) concurrently. For example, I swam two lengths if the pool in :01:37 and my coach hit SPLIT at the end if the first length. When I got out of the pool, I could see that my first length was 45 seconds and my second was 52, for a total of :01:37. Does that help?
1773312
Oh my word. Thank you for the question. YES. I tried it as you said... I was wondering why my timers would all start over. I'v purchased a lot of them, so I won't forget things.. Yes... I put in 3 seconds, it went off; so I pushed stop. Then, I just pushed start again, and it counted down the 3 seconds. I did it about 4 times... 'cool' and thanks again for the question.
296564
Unfortunately, I see no option in the booklet to increase the time. I just keep on touching the scale from time to time just to keep it from shutting off.
1815615
I have three of these devices - two brands - neither count up = they only accumulate, i.e. count up. My Casio 150 watch has both a time accumulator (counts up) and a count down function - counts time downward from a max of 23h 59 min. You can set it for any time in hours and minutes down to one minute. I have not seen one of these devices like this Seiko that count down.
2052261
Yes! However the way I'm able to do is: I noticed the "time" (minutes I ran thus far) stays stamped, then when I resume...I simply have to increase the speed back to where it was/set,(may be I'm not waiting for my recorded info via set buttons to kick in.) I believe this is a built in safety feature. So yes U can safely resume where U left off, which is how I would put it. BTW, no probs with my machine thus far, and I'm on it 3-4x's per week for the past 3-4 months.
2076757
Why would you need to do that? The watch only speaks the hour if you touch the button to hear what time it is.
909642
Yes. You can press Start/stop to "pause" in both count up and timer mode. From there, you can either press Clear to start over, or press Start/stop again to resume.
404672
Yes, by pressing just the start stop button timer 3 will count up by the seconds, timer 2 adds tenth and hundreds of seconds. Pressing the start/stop button again will pause and then restart the timer. Pressing clear will reset the timer to zero. I have through trial and error successfully mastered using this timer. At least for me the instructions that came with the timer were not clear.
329231
In short, yes. If you have set it for 10 minutes, you can stop it or it can buzz and the time automatically resets to the 10 minutes previously set for another round. This is a great little timer.
1073520
To get it to count up just push the START/STOP when the display reads 00:00 and the timer will count up. Press START/STOP again to pause and resume timing.
1555577
My old one used to pause every thirty seconds - this replacement just runs for 2 minutes and I have to keep an eye on my watch. I am very frustrated by this.
1470747
Yes, it has a start/stop button. Just press stop to pause and then start again when you want to resume the count up. Then use the --clear--button when you want to clear the functions. This is a wonderful little clock.
1275126
You can stop the time and then start it again from the same time. In order to clear the time you have to hit the CLEAR button.
1561883
You should have received directions to program the watch included with the watch. Below is a brief description of how to program the watch. This is not a replacement for the directions you should use. Basically, press the lower left-hand side button to get to the various areas you wish to program. Pressing it once when the month and date are shown and you will see the word "chrono" displayed followed by "STP" This is the stop watch mode. press the upper right hand button and you will see "Run" displayed and the stop watch starts. When you want to stop the stop watch, press the upper left-hand button once and see "STP displayed and the stop watch stops running. Press the upper left-hand button again and the display is reset to 000. Press the lower left hand button again and see data. I've never used this feature so I can't give you any information about it. The instruction sheet should be of help. If you didn't get the sheet, ask the seller to send it to you. Press the upper left hand button again and see "Tmr" (timer) displayed. Use the other buttons to set how long you want to set the timer for. After the set time expires, your watch will beep. Press the upper left hand button again and "AL" (alarm) will be displayed. Use the other buttons to display the time you want to set the alarm for and the watch will beep when the set time elapses. Press the upper left hand button again to display DT (time in another time zone). Press the upper left hand button one more time and you will see "Time" displayed followed by something like MO-21 for Monday the 21st.
1494312
nope. This doesn't do time ie. is not a stop watch. It only counts "times of something/laps".
1947001
Push the start/stop button when time runs out-then push the hour and minute buttons simultaneously to reset
1477312
Yes, you can set the timer (it counts down) pause it and it will resume counting down from where it left off.