How do you set up this timer?
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First, point the arrow on the CENTER dial to the current time of day, then, starting W/ all the buttons on the outer ring in the "up" position, push DOWN on the buttons that correspond W/ the time(s) you want your device to operate. While this is possibly a bit more complicated than, say, in intermatic timer-W/ on/off clips, it saves the expense of buying the clips- @ ridiculous prices.
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This is extremely easy, you push down the times on the dial you want the light on and set the time on the dial. It has a button on top that you can bypass the timer and turn the light on when needed. I love this as it is so easy even the kids can set it.
207111
It has small grey buttons in a clock like figure with times located on them to push in and up to set the timer on and off
505802
You have to press the little switch. I don't think it will work with a timer.
627242
I turn mine onto timer at the exact time of day that I would like it to turn on. Like clockwork the pop on ea evening just before dark
974093
The timer I have, the model MT 13, will only handle one-minute intervals. I don't know about other means of timing.
1036085
I no longer have the instructions, but here's a link. Good Luck. You'll like it.http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Timers/In-Wall/Electronic/ST01/ST01%20Instructions.ashx
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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
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I have never seen a timer (and I have four different ones) that can do what you are asking. You can set it for 20 seconds, and it will ding. It automatically goes back to 20 seconds again when you press the stop. Maybe the answer is to buy two timers, set them on different time lengths and go from there.
1071834
Buy a timer and set it to turn on unit whenever you wish. This works great for me.
39494
Where is it, on the machine? When I turn mine on, it just goes to the timer times. How do I set it to be continueous?
2023856
No timer that you can set yourself. There is an auto shut off after it runs through its cycle.
75431
Unfortunately, there isn't a timer. I usually just set my the timer on my phone.
844430
The minimum time increment is one minute. For example, you can set the first timer to turn the power ON every Wednesday at 10:16 AM and to turn it OFF at 10:17 AM. And there are seven more timers that can be set to other days and time intervals. The numbers are not smaller than the text on a common cell phone. By the way, the timer does not need to be plugged in when you change the settings. Take it to your desk, put on reading eyeglasses (if you use them) and set up everything. Then go plug the timer in an outlet and plug a cord into it. This is simple.
136190
Try titancontrols.net all their timers are listed with information. Hope this works for you.
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Just a note. The timer dial must be set to the current time of day (towards the little brass screw at the front edge of the unit). That dial should move as the time advances. Install the red pin at the time you want the device to come on, and the black pin where you want the timer to shut off. But no matter what the timer dial itself should rotate but it moves very slowly. Plug the unit in, set the time of day and walk away for a couple hours and it should have advanced to the current time when you go look again. I doubt two units could be bad, unless they are old and the timer motor is not working at all. Just a note. The timer dial must be set to the current time of day (towards the little brass screw at the front edge of the unit). That dial should move as the time advances. Install the red pin at the time you want the device to come on, and the black pin where you want the timer to shut off. But no matter what the timer dial itself should rotate but it moves very slowly. Plug the unit in, set the time of day and walk away for a couple hours and it should have advanced to the current time when you go look again. I doubt two units could be bad, unless they are old and the timer motor is not... » Read More Just a note. The timer dial must be set to the current time of day (towards the little brass screw at the front edge of the unit). That dial should move as the time advances. Install the red pin at the time you want the device to come on, and the black pin where you want the timer to shut off. But no matter what the timer dial itself should rotate but it moves very slowly. Plug the unit in, set the time of day and walk away for a couple hours and it should have advanced to the current time when you go look again. I doubt two units could be bad, unless they are old and the timer motor is not working at all. « Show Less
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hi Vicki, I have not been able to get it to do this. I don't even remember reading that this was possible in the instruction manual but granted I don't have the instruction manual anymore. But after looking at the timer itself -there are a total of 8 timer settings. So you could in essence run it for 1 minute starting at lets say midnight, then it would turn off, then start it again for a minute 15 minutes later, and so on for a total of 8 cycles. But that's really the extent of the extendable programming.
108286
Plug it in and turn the dial to the correct time. Insert a green pin at the time you want the device to turn on, then a red pin at the time you want it to turn off.
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.