Can you view this timer when "off axis?" That is, are the digits visible and distinct if viewing on an opaque angle, rather than perpendicular?
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Yes, the digits are very clear at angles as far as 70 degrees or more off axis, left or right, up or down.Chef Amori
1628146
Yes, I haven't had any problems seeing it from various angles in the kitchen.
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Yes, the digits are very clear at angles as far as 70 degrees or more off axis, left or right, up or down. Chef Amori
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The numbers aren't overly large. I wear reading glasses and have no problem seeing them. Because they are stainless, you can tilt them to the light and make the numbers out.
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Yes, if it's in timer mode just push override quickly once for temporary off mode. If you want it to stay off permindent then hold down the override till solid circle turns solid in window - then it's Off. Hope this helps Bobby
1626767
I had no problems seeing the display from different angles. Also there is the option to configure the intensity of it.
210829
There is an option to point to any RA/Dec axis, so yes. You can call Celestron to confirm as well.
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You want to be looking at it from the opposite side of the on/off switch. There is a small rounded triangle piece that gets pushed in as you pull down on the vertical rectangle with the raised lines. Hope that helps.
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In this model the numbers showing the degrees of the angle are etched into the metal. I believe the other model you are looking into it is just a sticker which, to my knowledge, can be off when applied to the device.
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In terms of how sensitive it is to motion? While I am not 100% certain, I don't believe so. There is only one dial that I am aware that you can control. That dial allows you to adjust the time that it remains on. I'll double check and update if I can tell it is otherwise.
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For me the viewing angle is poor. I would see it better if either I was a lot taller (I am 5'1") or the angle was closer to vetical. If you are tall you should be fine with this timer. If you are short I would recommend finding another one.
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The answer is YES, this feature is poorly implemented & almost impossible to see /use, I use a tape measure to set the distance.
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I have not experienced this with any of the three Woods Timers that I have. I am really curious how a timer would display things that would be more likely on a GPS unit???
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The clock feature is part of the calculator and is in the background if needed, It's not a removable feature. Thanks for the question.
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well I see my timer when I set it, the when it start to beep ( kind of loud), That is why I used as an alarm clock ,never from an angle
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All but units digit wheel can be recessed at 0 to not print. When all lower digits are at 999... then the next wheel will pop up as it moves to "1" from " ".
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Hi, for clock display, you may press [DSPL] button several times until the clock appears on the display. -Ely
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If you are referring to the LED indicators around the buttons, there is no way to turn them off. Why would you need to. They are the signal when the audible alarm is off. Green turns to red when time is up. They are very discreet too. That is the whole reason I got this timer & very satisfied with it. You can use it silently without others being aware of it. I use it to time speakers and presentations. I can glance over at it and tell when time is up, but it doesn't interrupt anything going on. It only flashes red for one minute, but the count up passed 00 time continues.
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It displays a clock (which I've found to be very inaccurate), and it's how you program the intervalometer. That's the bit that allow you to do time lapse photography, or take a sequence of 3 photos, 15 seconds from now - i.e. automatic, timed shutter release. Programming instructions have been posted here somewhere, but I've not used it yet.