is there anyway to reset the shot clock from the field ie the ref can do it as he/she is out on the floor or does it always have to have an operator?
649315
I apologize but these shot clocks are designed to be used with an operator. There are no remote functions for this model...
686704
Make sure you reset the score after each game, not just his start new game. I recall having that issue as well.
931109
There is no way to stop the movement. I guess if there was some way to keep the ball from moving you could. I am not that impressed with it at all. The glare from the light will blind you and there is really no way to stop that glare. So if you are walking by the house you can see that bright light.
2085197
I sat at my desk in the house and programed it. I have trouble seeing it where it is outside in the pump house. I can then just change the duration times as I need (still a bit hard to see). if it helps the time that first displays is always midnight
1995303
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.
1554858
One cannot *instantly* change, but it's not hard to do. The bases are fastened to the pool and do not move. The post(s) for either the b-ball hoop or v-ball net fit into the mounted bases, and the game equipment not being used is stored somewhere. It takes about one minute to change games, which, I guess, is instant-ish.
1553564
no, it is simply a count down timer. It has two settings, college and pro. college is 35 seconds and pro is 24 seconds to get the shot off before the buzzer sounds.
1636230
I'm not sure what you are trying to reset, but if you push down and hold the set button, you can reset your time, steps, weight, stride and hour clock in this one feature. Use the mode button to get to the feature you want and the reset button to increase your numbers. Once you have it where you want it, hit the set button and you are good to go.
1187501
Yes, from the place you hit your shot, press the button in the upper left corner and you will see a big zero, then walk/drive to your ball and it will give you the distance your shot went.
2235593
Not sure whether I understandyour question if you ask about timer, the right top button is for 3 seconds delay and shoot. The red button is for shoot at once
1260897
Our player does not have a two player setting. We have not had very good success with our electronic player. The ball hits the board and registers a score whether it goes through a basket or not We received a replacement part for the electronic board and it worked well for a few times and went right back to the same problem. We went out of warranty and now do not use the game. Dust collector.
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.
2202882
This clock has blitz and 'tournament'. In tournament mode you can set time plus delay per move (for example 2 hours plus 5 seconds per move), and you can set up to three time phases (for example first 40 moves, next 20 moves, remainder of moves). The delay is just that - if you set it to 5 seconds then the clock waits for 5 seconds at the start of the move before starting to count down. I believe that true Fischer mode ADDS time at the start of each move (so you can gain time by moving fast). If that is what you want then I think their competition game clock pro includes that, as well as Bronstein (which adds time at the end of the move). This clock has blitz and 'tournament'. In tournament mode you can set time plus delay per move (for example 2 hours plus 5 seconds per move), and you can set up to three time phases (for example first 40 moves, next 20 moves, remainder of moves). The delay is just that - if you set it to 5 seconds then the clock waits for 5 seconds at the start of the move before starting to count down. I believe that true Fischer mode ADDS time at the start of each move (so you can gain time by moving fast). If that is what you want then I think their competition game clock pro includes that, as well as... » Read More This clock has blitz and 'tournament'. In tournament mode you can set time plus delay per move (for example 2 hours plus 5 seconds per move), and you can set up to three time phases (for example first 40 moves, next 20 moves, remainder of moves). The delay is just that - if you set it to 5 seconds then the clock waits for 5 seconds at the start of the move before starting to count down. I believe that true Fischer mode ADDS time at the start of each move (so you can gain time by moving fast). If that is what you want then I think their competition game clock pro includes that, as well as Bronstein (which adds time at the end of the move). « Show Less
985478
Hi,The button on this model has to be pushed down to capture the speed. I believe the manufacturer sells a different model that has one that you leave on to capture speed over a time period but we do not sell it.RacquetGuys
1193716
Yes. Set the time, let it run down until it beeps. When you hit the stop button it resets to the original set time. If you want to clear the set time, pres both the hour and minute buttons down at the same time and it will reset to zero.
1526226
Just got back from my mom's where the clock is... Button A puts the clock into adjustment mode, Button B is used to change specific settings, and Button C ends adjustment mode.So, use A to cycle through date, day, hour, minute, etc. use B to change the setting of hour, minute, etc.... (up only, no down). when you are done just hit CSo, to change the hour- which is the only thing you need to do for DST, Hit Button A until hours is fllashing, and then hold Button B until you get the right hour. then hit Button C and you are done.Hope that helps
1604758
Yes, you can play without a clock and score up to 99 points. Great item. it is the first option FREE. Click on FREE and no clock but all other features.