Does the unit have memory, so that it remembers previous temperature and time settings?
754765
Yes it does. It will remember the last settings you set up. If you want the alarms to work, you just have to enable them each time.
754766
It only remembers the last setting you put it to. This unit does not have a timer I believe. It just has an alarm for your target temp. Hope this helps
826376
No, not completely. At least not that I'm aware of. When it's been idle for a little while, it goes into a standby mode where it displays BC 5.12 (the model number) and the current time.
685603
It does. I've never used it, but there is a button you push for time and date.
1449583
There is a menu option to have the system overwrite old data automatically. I use a 16GB card and my unit records a continuous loop of a little over the last 48-hours.
1696013
Yes it does have memory recall for many more days than four, maybe a week or more, and that is for two different users. My husband took it in to his doctor to compare readings and they verified its accuracy. Easy to use. A very good purchase.
1318957
It has a battery for memory back up, but it runs off the C wire. Be sure your thermostat setup has a C wire.
641182
The unit does remember settings, so there must be some internal battery. However, it is not an "extra" one that you have to install.
1119232
It does not, I'm afraid. It does, however, lock up and forget settings very often.
2223235
It seems to remember what it needs. It remembers the smart phone bluetooth pairing without issue. We lose power out here all the time, so I know it remembers. Dave
480711
Yes, it will remember the last setting used, even if you do not save it. When you turn the unit back on it will be at the last setting used.
396220
It remembers the last temperature you set it to and will use that again the next time it is turned on.
1986784
The settings are stored in non-volatile memory. In other words, long term memory like a flash drive. I've had it unplugged for several months and it retains the set points.
1795236
It will keep its settings in memory. We have a lot of power surges as well and have never had an issue to where we've had to reset it each time.
1853152
Yes, it does. Just press the button once while it is off, and it will display the most recent temperature, and if you continue short-pressing the button, it will scroll through the last 8 temperatures you've taken, followed by a display that shows F-C. When you get to that display, instead of doing a short press, do a long press and it will change to C, then turn off. Following temperatures will then use C. Also, if you do another short press, it has an option to change between a loud beep and silent (it will display Shhh)
2090156
It does have a memory The way, power on and off is the way I use it. Check out the first 6 function settings I use #3
468315
yes it does. You can view the current temperature from their online console or a host of mios apps.
1504781
No! Memory is preserved for zones However this is useless because the current time/date has no backup and is lost