can you stop the watch then restart for adding minutes?
24487
Yes. That's called "split timing". You can stop and start infinite times for a cumulative total or you can have "splits", timing two laps (or rounds or...) concurrently. For example, I swam two lengths if the pool in :01:37 and my coach hit SPLIT at the end if the first length. When I got out of the pool, I could see that my first length was 45 seconds and my second was 52, for a total of :01:37. Does that help?
1555577
My old one used to pause every thirty seconds - this replacement just runs for 2 minutes and I have to keep an eye on my watch. I am very frustrated by this.
1073520
To get it to count up just push the START/STOP when the display reads 00:00 and the timer will count up. Press START/STOP again to pause and resume timing.
1773318
Yes. When it counts to zero and you reset it it goes back to the original start time.
955195
You can use it like a standard stopwatch. I don't know if it rolls over on counting up, but there is a one digit day position on the stopwatch function, so it might count up to 9 days, 59 minutes, 59 seconds. I bought it specifically for the countdown feature, which works very well. You can check on their website for more specifics.
1855057
Yes, it can be set for as little as 1 sec or as much as 59 sec. You just need to remember that time as added from left to right so if say you want something to go 3 minutes and 45 seconds you have to enter it as 345 start. I love the way this works because you don't have to hold down a button and wait for the time to count up or down to get where you want (and heaven forbid you miss the time and have to start over).
2093021
No, it won't. You would have to press stop/start every 20 minutes. The 20 minutes wouldn't have to be entered, though - Just press stop/start.
2052261
Yes! However the way I'm able to do is: I noticed the "time" (minutes I ran thus far) stays stamped, then when I resume...I simply have to increase the speed back to where it was/set,(may be I'm not waiting for my recorded info via set buttons to kick in.) I believe this is a built in safety feature. So yes U can safely resume where U left off, which is how I would put it. BTW, no probs with my machine thus far, and I'm on it 3-4x's per week for the past 3-4 months.
1279971
The timer works just like any stop-watch type of timer. You can start it , stop it, and also start it back up after stopping it if you'd like. The only downside is that you cannot reset the timer without turning the scale on/off completely.
1524893
Sorry no. It is on a timer, about 20 Min. It is easy to restart or just click on and off to reset the timer. Good luck Don
935177
Nope, you just need to hold down the "clock" button for a few seconds. Hope that helps
2137299
YES. Itcan be set to do that when you set uo the watch the first time,or change it easily anytime.
94131
I found I needed to sync it. The watch resets at midnight. If there is a different way to program it I couldn't find one. I do shift work so I wanted a different reset time but couldn't change it. I hope this helps.
1193716
Yes. Set the time, let it run down until it beeps. When you hit the stop button it resets to the original set time. If you want to clear the set time, pres both the hour and minute buttons down at the same time and it will reset to zero.
2239483
I had not used this feature, but just tried it and it appears that it can be stopped and started again where I left off. Simple to do just using the start/stop button. Thanks
684199
The timer is started byy an on/off switch in the back. The only way to "pause" the time allotted, would be to turn the clock off and then turn it on again to resume.
912130
there is forward , back, and off. When You push the off , It will start up where you left off. No pause. I have not found any time limit