Is there a "Timer Mode" on the LS8.0E? For example, can I set the time on the console to count down 30 minutes and "beep" to let me know my 30 minute workout is completed? Thank you.
190422
Yeah. You can set the time (length) of your workout. The timer will beep at the end of the workout.
1025470
Yup - agree with all below. The default setting is: On until the machine is turnred Off. The timer button can be pressed to select any of the 4 different times (1 press = 30 minutes; 2 = 60 etc.). But those are OPTIONS; no press = On until turned off. (BTW: After 3 other "noise" machine brands we've tried, this is by far the best.)
1249103
the CDN TM8 Memory Digital Timer & Clock counts up and down 24 hours by minutes & seconds with a long and loud alarm. Easy to operate, the timer counts up after reaching zero, features a clock, stopwatch, << stop & restart functions >>. Instructions included. 5 year limited warranty. Yes, you can start & stop a timing session multiple times, just don't press any buttons but the ''start & stop'' buttons.
1773312
Oh my word. Thank you for the question. YES. I tried it as you said... I was wondering why my timers would all start over. I'v purchased a lot of them, so I won't forget things.. Yes... I put in 3 seconds, it went off; so I pushed stop. Then, I just pushed start again, and it counted down the 3 seconds. I did it about 4 times... 'cool' and thanks again for the question.
653953
we just got one and noted it does have a timer setting you can use, but we are using the smart alert setting. Pleased with it so far and night get another. Bought ours through Sams club
640960
If you are working out and press "stop", your time, miles, etc will keep on for about 5 minutes, then it will reset itself to the select screen. I usually turn it off completely.
1579501
I've still got the instructions but I can't attach them to this response. So I just typed as read. You have to set the timer to set mode (in back) and then put in your desired timing with HR, MIN, and Sec. Press MEMORY afterwards ( The word "MEMORY" will display) the set-timing period will be stored into memory. Recall memory before setting timing period. (Press MEMORY) in T1 or T2 mode saving resetting effort of the stored-timing period. Press CLEAR after MEMORY is pressed, the digit will reset to 00:00:00 Slide to LOCK mode when timing period has been set. Press START/STOP to start timer, second press to pause timer, third press to restart. Press CLEAR after pausing will reset digit to 00:00:00 The upper side of display will show TIMER 1. lower side will show Timer 2. The timer will count-up form 00:00:00 to tell you how long since the alarm sounded (the timing cycle ended). To stop alarm sound or count-up, press START/STOP You can have both timers working simultaneously. After setting different timing cycle for each timer, slide swith to T!@ to have both timer's display. After setting actual time or timing cycle, slide to LOCK mode to avoid unintentional touch of HR/MIN/SEC buttons resulting wrong readouts. Hope this helps
950645
There is no timer feature. You just push the button on and off. It vibrates very strongly, so it's a little difficult to use it for a full two minutes. I use it only as a backup to my chargeable Sonicare, or for travel.
1812646
Yes. Just tried it. For example, 13 seconds would be press "1" then "3" then "start". If you wanted it to count down 7 hours, press "7" them "0" 4 times. Very easy to use.
2097906
There are no timers, but you have low range & high range 0n 60 - 80 degrees. After you own it a few years, remember to take it apart & get the dust out. Eventually the sensors will get dirty, & it will not turn on, after I cleaned out all the dust it was back to normal.
1275067
The only thing I can figure out, all 20 presets are programed then this gives you an option to turn on and have timer count down to an off time. Then you have to switch back to normal mode. Why? I don't know. =-)
2093022
Yes. AFTER TIMER GOES OFF, YOU PRESS STOP AND IT IS ALREADY SET FOR NEXT 20 minutes. You only need to press start again.
1773310
sort of. You would type 3 0 Start/Stop. When it gets to zero, it starts beeping and automatically starts counting up (the numbers flash while counting up). If you press the start/stop button it stops beeping and displays 0:00 30. If you press start/stop again, it will begin counting down from 30.
647187
You are welcome...it doesn't have a 30 second timer either...not a big deal but I was used to that...have gotten used to the new one and like it.
1416422
The Gymboss recycles after the time you set for as many times as you want (up to 99 times). I do an exercise routine where I program my Gymboss for 30 sec. intervals for 15 sets (times). At the end of each 30 second interval it recycles to the start of a new 30 second set. Yes, the "bell" (a double beeping alarm sound) is loud enough to hear. It also does have a volume control (low, medium and high). You can also program the alarm to go off for either 1 second, 2 seconds or 5 seconds (depending on your needs). The only thing is after about six months (depending on how often you use your Gymboss) you will need to replace the AAA battery as the alarm sound will get weaker over time. Hope this answer your questions.
2210138
I just took a look at mine. I don't see a timer per se. But it will tell me how long I was walking (in minutes) and how many minutes of that was aerobic (based on steps per minute).Not the more complicated technical device of its type I'm sure, but very informative for me.Hope that helps.
2210132
There is no timer option on the device. But, it does keep track of "aerobic minutes, distance and calories" when you are moving at a rate of 2.8 mph for a minimum of 10 minutes.