Does the timer module have to be in the unit for it to work? Can the timer be on my nightstand but the unit still work?
1625224
Yes. The timer contains the batteries which drive the mechanism to open/close the vents. You can remove the timer to change the batteries or to have it programmed. However in order for unit to work the timer has to be placed back into the vent.
1025468
Like others have mentioned, the sound machine stays on all night. That's what we do, we leave it on the entire night. I have never had a use for the timer. The button for the timer is directly below the power button. I've hit it accidentally once and found I had no sound in the middle of the night. But that's not a regular ongoing issue.
68429
Good question! I have no idea. I didn't buy it as a clock, I bought if as a timer so I haven't even tried to set the clock.
1202872
No, the unit does not contain any clock or timer. The car being charged should have the capability to set the charge time. Example, our C-Max Energi charge time can be setup online or through our iPhone App, My Ford.
1855055
Yes. Actually because it also has hours, when you set the timer you have to enter hrs., min., seconds, then start. ie: 00:00:30 to set for 30 seconds. Hope this helps.
2192438
nope, it is just a simple analog clock. unplug it and the clock does not retain any memory. all in all though, this thing does a good job, we use the timer, 5am - 9am on 5pm - 9pm on, rest of time in off position.
2133592
Yes it will work on a timer. Only thing is, only one setting at a time will operate. Like if you wanted it to go on in the morning and off at night. You would have to manually switch from day lights to night lights in order to use the blue ones for night.
1692911
This is tough to answer because they just released a firmware update that has a timer. You should try contacting Brinno to see if this will work with the new timer feature.
826013
I have not put a timer on mine , but after your question, I tried programming in different cplot,and modes,then cut the power with a wall switch, and it has come back on in the same mode.
1947292
It should come on if you have the pin pressed all the way in. If the pin is in all the way it "trips" the timer to come on and go off. If electricity goes off you will need to reset the timer to the correct time just like the clocks in your home
1197437
The timer is a count down timer. It does not have a real time clock. To use it, you need to tun the heater on and then set it.
2055926
Depends. Does the timer only use batteries and no power supply to charge them? If so I doubt it would give you much service as it would quickly drain your batteries. If, however, the timer uses a power supply that charges the batteries then yes it would work.
677028
I don't think so. I don't remember why we didn't do it - so I assume it was because the instructions explicitly stated so - because my wife and I both wanted our lamps on this timer. (It might not be enough output - it goes from very dim to on as it wakes you.) So we have two timers running in the room for each of our lights and they work perfectly. We have talked about getting another one for another light in the room. Remember that whatever light you plug into it won't be on except when this tells it to be on. So my wife has a second bedside lamp to use as a lamp rather than an alarm clock.
507104
It seems to. It wasn't illuminated this a.m. So I removed my ITouch and rebooted it. I put the Itouch back to get the time in sync and then removed it. And thenthe Time Command clock came back on without the ITouch being attached.
970160
I had the opposite problem. Couldn't get it to come on. Just bought the cheaper mechanical timers. No problems at all with them.
1447819
It does. 'Kitchen Timer' shares the same button as '0.' Press and hold for 3 seconds to activate timer mode. Can only be used when MW is not in use.
1123539
I tried to do the same thing with the same app and found it to be unreliable. Sometimes nothing would happen when the alarm was scheduled to activate. It may be the tune in app itself, as I've had some startup issues with it.