Does this count laps automatically or does it require pushing a button after each lap?
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Hand or foot touches the wall for turn-around, you hit the well designed placed button with your thumb to count that lap.
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Mine broken when it got wet, but it has a button on it for counting laps....
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You have to click a button. It's very easy as long as you don't forget to do it.
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You need to push a button. After a while you don't even think about it. Pushing the button is automatic.
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It shows distance, running rate (time/mile), total time, etc... The setting I use shows these three things at once, but you can hit a button on the side and it shows other things like lap times and stuff. you can personalize the view to see what you want along with how it measures pacing and/or laps. I love it.
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i dont understand what do you mean when you say each timer independently as it has one timer, you can set the laps and the time of each lap and the break beetwen laps too.thats it.i hope i helped.
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No, it does not have. But it has stop watch function. You can also set the length of a lap, at 0.4, 1, 2 miles etc., it will warn you through a beep and show you the time took you to finish the last lap. It is probably more useful in training than countdown timers.
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This unit does not count steps in the car or on a bike. I just keep it in my pocket and only when I walk, jog or run does it register steps. Works very well.Bruce
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While it may have the capability of timing intervals and giving you a beep or other signal, I am unaware of it. I use it to time rides, swims, and runs, and it works great for those. However, those have a natural stopping point...and after I finish one, I hit lap, and start the next. I have run with some folks who use a device that beeps them every so many minutes, then they walk for a period, then it beeps to get them running for the run interval. I don't believe this device has that capability, or at least, I have not found it. On the other hand, I can only use about 5% of the capabilities of my iPhone as well:-) While it may have the capability of timing intervals and giving you a beep or other signal, I am unaware of it. I use it to time rides, swims, and runs, and it works great for those. However, those have a natural stopping point...and after I finish one, I hit lap, and start the next. I have run with some folks who use a device that beeps them every so many minutes, then they walk for a period, then it beeps to get them running for the run interval. I don't believe this device has that capability, or at least, I have not found it. On the other hand, I can only use about 5% of the... » Read More While it may have the capability of timing intervals and giving you a beep or other signal, I am unaware of it. I use it to time rides, swims, and runs, and it works great for those. However, those have a natural stopping point...and after I finish one, I hit lap, and start the next. I have run with some folks who use a device that beeps them every so many minutes, then they walk for a period, then it beeps to get them running for the run interval. I don't believe this device has that capability, or at least, I have not found it. On the other hand, I can only use about 5% of the capabilities of my iPhone as well:-) « Show Less
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Hi Shelley, good questions! While cycling, the Basis band tracks duration, heart rate, calories burned, perspiration and skin temperature - all automatically so there's no need to push any start or stop buttons. As for tracking steps while driving, we included a threshold in our algorithms to prevent the band from tracking false steps from activities like typing or driving. Hope this helps!
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It counts every time sensor is triggered. You can also reset the counter.It has a setting to delay once it has been triggered so you don't get multiple counts if something large or slow goes past the sensor.
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Press and hold the "+" or "-" symbols. which are located above the power switch. If you do not hold the button down for a long enough time, it will only skip a track. Some practice and you will get the feel of the timing needed.
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Yes. You can use the watch with or without GPS active. Keeps elapsed time and laps. Top, right button starts and stops timer. Bottom, right button starts a new lap. There are much cheaper options if that is the primary function you want though.
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Stopwatch is under the "stopwatch" training regimeFor a timer you can set each training mode for "lap" and laps can be a set time. The alarm feature is under "clock".
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I have not had any problems with mine. It works great. My only wish is if it would display each lap time instead of just the average, fastest and slowest lap. But other than that, I am very pleased with it.
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It times your excersise session. In fact, you need to use the timer to take advantage of the calorie counting feature. It also does lap times.
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Hi,The button on this model has to be pushed down to capture the speed. I believe the manufacturer sells a different model that has one that you leave on to capture speed over a time period but we do not sell it.RacquetGuys
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The counter shows the time all the time. You only see the lap count when you push it to count another lap. That shows up on the face for about 5 seconds. Then it goes back to the time. I know there are lap counters without timers on them. They always display the lap.
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First of all. I have used timers on a daily basis for MANY years. I have purchased MANY timers. This by far is the BEST timer I have ever purchased. (I have 4 Marathon timers) The answer to your question. YES I push the button 30 times for minutes. To me, it is not a problem.
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Ninety-nine intervals and then you have to hit the start button again....I used it on Sunday for a half marathon to keep track of my run/walks...