Model 2001 photoelectric cell ? How do you set the time of usage?
742807
you don't set the time. it comes on at dark and stays on as long as you set it for. 2 thru 8 hours or till daylight.
742808
On is 24 hrs, dusk to dawn (On all night, off on daylight) 2, 4, 6, 8 dial is the hours on from the time dusk sets in. Very reliable and rugged piece of equipment
788681
The "ON" time is adjustable. I'm moving light into a barn because rain got inside the motion-sensor housing with water condensation on the translucent surface. After that, the light only occasionally responded to motion.
1819945
I don't use mine anymore because it constantly trips the dedicated breaker. However, I just plugged it in (as it sits in the corner) and you press clock which defaults to 24 hour, press clock again and it will be in the 12 hour mode. From there, enter the current time and you should be good to go. Regards
1294950
This is an OCR grab of one paragraph in the instructions: 3 .When the cleaner is electrified, the display defaultto 180s setting. Press Set button will cycle the timethrough the 5 setting 180s-280s-3 80s-480s-90s.You could choose the time you wanted.This is amusing but very clear. The pictures and layout are first rate but I can't upload a jpg.Also, ditto's to above answer. I don't think there's a better deal around.
136812
The solar unit has a photocell-like sensor that powers the light unit as it gets dark. There is nothing technical about setting the light and solar unit up as long as you can operate a screw driver
1825911
Below is what the tech specs say about loss of power. There is no replaceable battery that I see. I suspect it the local time is saved via a capacitor type back up and the other settings are stored permananetly any time you set them. I have only reset mine once and that was because I wanted the light to come on later because of holiday deco's on the porch.Power outage: The screen is blank. Only the time must be set if the outage lasts more than 4 hours; all other settings and programs are permanently saved.
904314
The photocell is located on the cabinet. If you look at the pic it is located under the door that is open , on the left side of the black control panel. It is the small circle you see next to the square that is the LED display that shows you the current setting on the transformer
1076623
I'm not sure which model you're asking about, we have both the YM80 and YM100. So, for the YM100, my wife always sets it to 9 hrs and have never increased the time. We do manual calculations on the YM80 and still use the 9 hrs as our guide.
14064
Use the menu to set the date & time. As with all electronic devices it's weird. Trial & error is the way to go.
279520
Emerald is right on. You know exactly what function you are performing by the indicator lights. They have kept it simple while still giving you options. If you decide you need to change the temp, push one button and done. Change time? Up or down to desired temp without having to start over or reset anything. Simple, simple, simple :-)
2273059
Diane you can set the temp and the time you want the unit to run for by first turning the unit on and then pressing the temp/time button set the desired temp using the up and down selectors on the right of the control panel. Then tap the temp/time button again to set the length of time the unit should run until it turn off. I also tap the power button again so it does not run on high... The low setting does not draw as much electricity and is still efficient enough for my use.
988381
This is what I do. I turn the scanner on. I tap Menu, then Advanced Menu. I tap Set Charge Time. It comes up to the default 14 Hour, 2300 Mah, then I tap Accept. Then I tap Listen, and plug in the charging cable. The battery symbol in the upper right corner changes to a lightning bolt, indicating that it is charging. Then the scanner can either be left on or turned off, it charges either way. If the batteries aren't fully discharged, I leave it on charge for no more than 7 hours. That keeps the batteries from getting too hot. When I am ready to take it off the charger, I make sure the scanner is turned on, and the battery charging symbol is the lightning bolt. Then I unplug it from the charger. Whenever I have unplugged the charger with the scanner turned off, I get an error message saying to take the batteries out for one minute and then put them back in. That does fix the problem, but avoid it, always make sure the scanner is turned on when connecting or disconnecting the charger. A better way to do it is to just change to a separate set of batteries every week or two and charge the used ones in a separate charger that doesn't let them get too hot.
386705
You can put the time that will turn on and off the photoframe. So, it will turn on and off every day at the same time you installed.
1535990
The unit is activated by a photoelectric eye which turns the unit on a dusk. There is a switch to choose either 4 or 7 hours on, or on from dusk to dawn. I guess you could use the last setting with a wall outlet timer to make it time specific. Hope this helps.
2095826
Wow this is quite an ancient post. So far I've looked over the large sheet of directions and set up a few programmable times. Unfortunately nothing has indicated to me that each of the outlets can be timed individually. As far as custom times, you can set 1 turn on time and 1 turn off time on four different programmable settings. For example, program 1 could be set to turn on at 6 AM and to off at 7 PM while program 2 (if selected) could be set to turn on at 6 AM and turn off at 5 PM.
768833
I don't know, but I do have a problem setting the time. I noticed the plug has to be pulled out first, and then I still have a problem.
482953
It operates every 6, 12 or 24 hours so setting is done by switching it on at an appropriate time. That is; from the time it is switched on it will be the number of hours you set before it operates.