Can one program the temeperature of the "night time feature," or turn the feature off?
327647
I don't think this controller is that "intelligent". You can set a temperature and a humidity and it switches "on/off" to a plug that you plug your heater and mister into, based off the response it gets from the sensor you hang into your habitat. I didn't see anywhere in the programming for a timer.....but think you could get there by adding a plug in timer that will only run the controller at the time window you select. For that, the timer would plug into the outlet first, then this controller into it, then the heater and mister into the controller.
327648
Yes you can, It is actually to only drop the daytime temp by a certain amount that you can set from 1deg to 15deg. The head unit has a CDS photo cell that will switch the mode to night when a low level of light is detected. SO you will need to place the control head in the area where the timed light source is shining. What I did to allow me to locate the control head away from the light source of the controlled area is to use a radio shack adjustable dc power adapter and set it to 3V and use a white led on the output of the power supply. make sure that you get a LED that will work with 3v. and placed the LED to the area of the control head that has the cds cell, it is near the end of the LCD window. Yes you can, It is actually to only drop the daytime temp by a certain amount that you can set from 1deg to 15deg. The head unit has a CDS photo cell that will switch the mode to night when a low level of light is detected. SO you will need to place the control head in the area where the timed light source is shining. What I did to allow me to locate the control head away from the light source of the controlled area is to use a radio shack adjustable dc power adapter and set it to 3V and use a white led on the output of the power supply. make sure that you get a LED that will work... » Read More Yes you can, It is actually to only drop the daytime temp by a certain amount that you can set from 1deg to 15deg. The head unit has a CDS photo cell that will switch the mode to night when a low level of light is detected. SO you will need to place the control head in the area where the timed light source is shining. What I did to allow me to locate the control head away from the light source of the controlled area is to use a radio shack adjustable dc power adapter and set it to 3V and use a white led on the output of the power supply. make sure that you get a LED that will work with 3v. and placed the LED to the area of the control head that has the cds cell, it is near the end of the LCD window. « Show Less
327649
Yes you can, It is actually to only drop the daytime temp by a certain amount that you can set from 1deg to 15deg. The head unit has a CDS photo cell that will switch the mode to night when a low level of light is detected. SO you will need to place the control head in the area where the timed light source is shining. What I did to allow me to locate the control head away from the light source of the controlled area is to use a radio shack adjustable dc power adapter and set it to 3V and use a white led on the output of the power supply. make sure that you get a LED that will work with 3v. and placed the LED to the area of the control head that has the cds cell, it is near the end of the LCD window.
1067424
You can turn it off using the FN key and the dim backlight option until it's off.
2062132
No. You can only set a turn on\off time an thatks it. I do not think any frame like this has such a feature.
1821748
I know that you can change the length of time that the system stays on but I don't know if you can turn off the timer.
426813
Yes, it can be programed to come on at sunset and off two hours later. You have full control of when it comes on and when it goes off. You can set up to seven different programs.
604986
OK, I just found and changed the AUTO SET and the DST settings. I hope that does the trick. Thanks for the tip!
874361
I do not believe so. I found the programing for wake, leave, return, and sleep were easy to set. Hope that helps.
604984
You have to go into the AUTO SET sub-menu, so to speak. Don't rely on clicking MANUAL SET. Do that, certainly, but then click on AUTO SET to get its options. Turn it off there as well.It's been awhile since I did it now, but as I recall, I also deactivated Daylight Savings Time. The government has switched that around so much that I don't trust automatic updates anymore.
984075
No you can't! It can be set to time start@end with a maual on off switch it can't be set by day. Hope this helps.
1414423
Ya just get an Active Eye Motion Sensor or Eagle Eye motion sensor and program it for Night time turn on.http://x10pro-usa.com/x10-pro/controllers/motion-sensors.html
2174096
Yes in the setting options menu. Or you can just turn it off and on when you want to view the area.
461854
yes. example, my settings were: Mon-Thur, Off 3am-6pm. On 6pm-3am/ Fri, Off 3am-Sat 7am On 7am-7pm/ Off Sat 7pm-Sun 7am On 7am-3pm. Very programmable for each of seven days. My opinion though is the more it turns on and off, the shorter the life of the unit.
876140
Yes you can. When programming, you can set each day to run a specific amount of time or completely off.
426812
This is an excellent timer, and I have installed several. However, if you use the automatic DST feature to constantly adjust the "ON" time as the seasons change, then the length of time that the lights remain "ON" will constantly change as well. What I means is that in the programming mode, you would have to select a specific time for the lights to turn back "OFF". If the current automatic DST sunset brings the lights on at 8:00pm, you could program the "OFF" time as 10:00pm. However, in a few months the sunset time will automatically adjust to 5:30pm (depending where you live of course) however the "OFF" program will remain at 10:00pm. In most cases this isn't a problem, in fact it's usually a convenient solution for most lighting control. Hope this helps. P.S.- I find these timers to be way easier to program than any other in the wall timer I've encountered, and there are no batteries to change.
912076
Sure can! I have mine turn on at "dusk" off at 11pm then on at 5am and off at "dawn". I've even adjusted my dusk and daw -/+ 15 min to give a buffer. When you program your area it'll ask you confirm the sunrise and sunset, you can easily adjust them. These really are set and forget.
125473
Sorry i set my timer to run during the night and i have never checked to see it it is functing correctley. Instructions were shipped with the device and it was simple to set ( I think.) I will try to check it this up an comming week end. Then I will get back to you later on this site if you don't already have the solution.
1035953
Sorry, no you cannot. You can turn it off, up and down brightness control, but not permanently on.