With the other Intermatic timer, you PUSH the round button and it turns it off but keeps program mode running. It turns back ON when the next ON cycle is triggered. When you interrupt this one (turn it off early for example) it seems you have to slide...
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This timer is completely electromechanical; there are no electronics involved. A motorized timer trips a switch when the tabs are pushed in; that's the total of its tricks. In many ways this is a huge plus; simple in this case means well-made, load-independent, and power-failure tolerant. Of course, one must reset the clock after a power failure, but no reprogramming is required. If you wish to short-cycle the timer, you'll have to so manually. If this won't work for you, go with an electronic timer.
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If you pull out on the large white knob with the numbers on it; you can disengage the timer. Just pull it towards you slightly. Then use the little white switch in the upper right hand corner to push On or push Off. If you want to use the timer; insert the tabs during the time you want the timer to run for; and set the current time, lined up with the arrow on top. I don't use the timer feature myself; just manual push On or push Off.
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There is an off button at the bottom. You press and hold one of the buttons, the top one I think, to override the timer and keep it constantly on.
1038805
Pressing the start/stop button stops the timer from running, but the numbers still appear. Other than popping out the battery, I don't know how to turn that part off. I leave mine on, to that extent, and haven't yet had to replace the battery - it doesn't seem to go through them very fast.
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The start/pause button at the top can be used to begin the timer, and also to pause it mid-task. We haven't utilized that feature, but it is on there. Hope this helps!
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I don't know. I just turn it on and turn it off. There are many options for timing. The directions that came with it are very complete and detailed. There is a clock for timing. I wasn't interested in those options so didn't read carefully.
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It just plugs into a standard outlet. You cannot program it for anything other than the times shown. It is a simple button push to move from onesetting to the next. It is not a repeating timer either. It completely shuts off when it times out.
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It works both ways. By default it stays on bit if you press the timer button you can set the timer
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Sorry for the delay, Yes the mode stays on a timer, mine is on a timer and it holds whatever pattern mode I choose.
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The timer on the pump does not perform an on/off function (there is only a manual on/off button). The controls on the pump only control desired rpm and runtime for 3 easily programmable buttons. Once the pump starts it goes to program1 rpm and runs for the specified time, switches to program2 rpm and time then switches to program3 rpm...and stays indefinitely until there is a manual stop or power interruption (timer, etc). An external timer must be used to perform scheduled run times. I do not have a cover and keep my pool open year round. I recently had a motor failure on my 1.5 superpump and decided to upgrade to the VS once I ran the simple math and convinced myself of the payback period. I have my pump controlled by an intermatic pf1102t (note: previously had no timer). Now I only run the pump in winter below freezing temp, and at min flow...before I was forced to run a 1.5 pump. I'm extremely satisfied with the new setup and enjoy saving $$$. Do the math, buy a VS...and definitely keep your timer.
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There are two dials (at least on the model I have). One is the "on/off" dial. The other one is the timer. It can be set for continuous run, 15, 30, 45 or 60 min. If you set the timer at, say, 30 min, at the end of that time the machine turns itself off. The timer dial doesn't move. If you turn the machine back on (with the on/off switch) it is still set at 30 min and will run for that amount of time. In other words, the timer dial does not count down like a kitchen timer. I used my machine for 2 weeks after major leg surgery and it was wonderful!!
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You can turn it off by pushing the button until it says off, and again until it says auto so it still functions on the timer. Same for on.
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it's a little weird. There are two of them, one above the other. just touch it and type the minutes then either touch it again or his start, I forget. It will not shut off the oven, it's just a timer and it's not that loud. I prefer the one on my iphone.
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The timer stays on previous setting. For instance, if I am baking and want to not overcook but not sure of exact time, I set 10 minutes which alerts me to check what I'm baking. Then, if I know it needs another 10 minutes, I just hit start again and the 10 will repeat. If I need to erase and enter 5 minutes, I do that. I hope that helps.
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Yes, I just went out and tested it just now. All you do is scroll through the numbers until it reaches the on position again, and u can reset the timer to turn off in 1-9 hrs real easy.
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See edit further down... I JUST looked through the menus when I got this question... I haven't tried it, so I don't know if it's what you're looking for, but under the "System Settings" menu, there's a menu called "Tool" that has a couple of settings that look like they might be used as timers ("Power Off," etc.). OK, edit... Had a chance to try it - only tried it with FM, but since it basically just totally powers down the whole unit, it should work for all functions. Using the above instructions, and using the "Power Off" menu, you can set the timer in 10-minute increments, up to 120 minutes. When done, it powers off the entire unit; to get it to turn back on, you must press and HOLD the right-most button. It was a little disconcerting when I tried to use the "Menu" button to turn it back on, and nothing happened... Once the timer has turned the unit off, the timer is reset to "0" -i.e., the timer is not active. Because of the way you set it, I was afraid it might stay set on a 10-minute turn-off until I went back in and zeroed it, but that's not the case. If you want the timer again, you have to reset it, each time. I also do not agree that it's not worth the very low price. I find the sound pretty good, the volume is good, etc. I'd like to know what some people thought they were going to get for such a low price... Then again, they may have simply received a bad unit... . .
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Yes. Just push the "Start Stop/Enter" button once. When you are ready to start it again, then press that button again and the timer will continue where it left off.