can you put time limits on devices
213848
Yes (i.e: 1h of Netflix), once the time is up, you get a notification (email/sms)...you can then decide to block the access or not.
213849
Yes, you can set time limits by overriding whatever your normally scheduled settings are. For example, if little Johnny's iPad is set up on Skydog for certain restricted access from 5pm to 9pm, you can easily override that setting in 15 minutes increments. Skydog is very flexible and easy to maintain, even from Smartphones, for situations like this.
329575
No, you would have to control functions on the device you are using, like the computer or disk player.
967495
You can set the hours, minutes, and seconds separately - so yes, it would be possible to do that. However, to set it up and start it takes pressing several buttons so it may not be the best tool for timing such short intervals.
2184649
Hi there and thanks for your interest. Not an expert on this device so I'm not sure if you can do what you ask.
683838
No, the iPhone will only shut off when the time limit that you set has been reached.
1085836
No. There's no time limit. The limitation is memory card size, file size, and battery life.
1593747
It's is just like any phone. It has different plan a you can buy. No there are no time limits
2036490
I don't think you can set it up like that. It has a tabata setting. 20 sec of work 10 sec of rest.
505322
Yes. It is called the "Logging Interval". You can use factory set intervals: 1 sec, 10 sec, 1 minute, 10 minutes, or User definable.User definable is limited to anything between 1 second and 23 hours 59 minutes; you can set anything within that range.
291322
No, this device won't do that. This is a countdown timer 1 - 999 seconds. Not a 24 hour timer.
1222828
The timer can be set for any number of minutes/seconds up to 99:59; I think that is max. Can completely set the time to your needs.
781111
You can set the hours of operation for certain devices. You can also block certain websites for certain devices or ip addresses. You can also set the bandwidth speed limit under the media prioritization section for certain type of media.
830175
You can add this device to your Internet gateway and your MyQ account both through the Internet and the MyQ app on the phone. However, you can only modify the timing settings on the device itself
763009
Yes, you can set the time for any zone in increments of 1 minute on the main controler. I enjoy having the remote. When using the remote then you are limited to 2, 10, 30, & 60 minutes.
658550
You can stack 2 devices to cut the time in half. They are threaded on top and bottom. If you want more control look into a motorized device.
1841729
Yes, you can. Push Menu and use the middle two keys to go to System Settings. Select the Tool item. Select Power Off Settings. Use the middle two keys to set a countdown time in minutes. Works just fine on mine (Firmware 2012/03/15 1.0.23.0315)
1197438
I don't think you can. There is no actual time setting. You just set the amount of hours from the certain point. There is no build in clock or anything like that.