Just want to know the smallest time unit for each program, minute or hour. Can I set a program starting at 7:03am and stopping at 8:08pm.
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The programming can be set in 15 minute increments. This is a major drawback for me but I have adjusted.
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It's at our other house so I don't remember exactly.. It's a nice unit , simple and it comes off the wall to program which is nice. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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You can't specify 8 hrs etc, but you can set it to do intervals by using schedule. For instance I water every other day at 6AM. By using the schedule you can program it to wTer every day at say ten and six, or monday thursday at ten and tuesday froday at six (36 in between). You can schedule more than obe time on one line, you just have to follow the rules spelled out in book that comes with
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You can choose the length of time and the instruction book is helpful. I set mine to run 7 minutes once a day starting at 1 pm.
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There are 4 possible timers that can work at once. For each one, if you enter a time and hit ENTER on the bottom row, that time can be called up at that button. you can also set a different time, not hit enter, and your set time is still available. I have each button programed for a different time.
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All you have to do is select one of the 3 timer areas (T1,T2 or T3), then using the number keypad, type in your time making sure you type in the required amount of numbers to have it be hours, minutes or seconds and then hit start. For example, for 45 minutes, you'd type in 4500. Simplest timer I've ever worked with. I just love it.
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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.
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I haven't looked at the programming directions in a while, but you should be able to. You set it to your needs. I have mine set to come on at 6PM and shut off at 11PM. It even adjusted for daylight savings.
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Checked my timer. Probably 45 minutes is the shortest time. There is one tab that turns the timer on and another to turn it off. Looks like the two won't fit closer than 45 minutes apart.
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There are two limitations the timer has in regards to your needs.1. It can only be set to 16 max programmed settings. So u would only be able to set it for 16 out of 24 hours in the day.2. The shortest program is 1 min. But if you are able to work with those limitations somehow, this is a dependable timer.
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The answer is probably not. ON time can be set as a fixed time hours:minutes - or - dusk, dawn in your time zone. OFF time can be set to a fixed time, hours:minutes - or - dusk, dawn in your time zone . Based on that I would guess the shortest ON interval would be 60 seconds. I love this timer and use it as load side switch of a 3-way lighting circuit. Good Luck - Bob Scher
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No, ours runs for as long as you set the time. Longer than 30 min if set that way.
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Yes it can, go into menu, go to tools by the wheel,click right to achieve,then click down to date/time enter d/m/y. Time,it will automatically save to set OK.very easy to program, for now! J.R. Massachusetts
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Yes. On the left press the PROG button and use the hour/minute buttons to set the time you want. Then press the AUTO button on the right and that's it. It has to off though to set it.
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Yes, programming can be done in as small as 1 minute intervals. Each on/off is an event, and up to 8 events can be set per day.
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There should be a button on the left side that says set. Hold it in until the screen flashes then use the mode button to switch between each item to set like hour minutes month day year etc.. I believe the button on the right adjusts the numbers up or down.
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Yes you can set it the normal timing with the am and pm displayed, just check the manual its very easy. :)
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I recommend you ask the company to be sure. You definitely see the hours, minutes and seconds as they decrease; however, I don't think you can set it for seconds. I love this thing!