Does it have a count up timer? In other words, can you program it to start after a certain period of time?
1995809
yes,first "select",then tap "timer". it starts show 0.5 for 30 minutes delay. keep taping timer to get what you want and let it go.
1995810
There's no timer at all. It doesn't have a programming function and also doesn't show how long it has been cooking or has left to cook. I've also found that it cooks much slower than my other rice cookers. Now that I know to adjust by adding an extra 30-40 minutes of cook time (for brown rice), I like the cooker quite a bit.
1995811
I have this rice cooker for over year long - doing just fine. But it take time - good for brown rice.
1995812
It does have a preset timer that you can program. Another person's comment states that it doesn't, so maybe it is another model, but mine has four functions including a slow cooker, rice, stew, keep warm and porridge (oatmeal) function's. It is slower than an aluminum non-stick rice cooker but the taste of the rice and anything cooked within is much better than in the usual rice cooker. Highly recommended.
1995813
Yes it has a timer. It can be set for 30 minute increments. For example; start cooking two hours from now.
1579060
Yes, with the time set to 0s press the start button and it begins timing counting up.
1146184
I have not tried to do this. I am pretty sure the answer is no. The 2 timer modes only count up.
909642
Yes. You can press Start/stop to "pause" in both count up and timer mode. From there, you can either press Clear to start over, or press Start/stop again to resume.
993718
Yes, it has a timer. It's packed away so I can't tell you the features of the timer.
10678
Not the right timer for this application. On startup it counts Down or up immediately. You would need to set up a way to utilize pins 2 & 3 to reset the timer. Usually done with a relay.
1959799
nope, no timer function. you'd have to manually change its mode each night.
908491
I guess they must have updated it, but the one I bought in January 2016 does count up after the timer went off, in minutes and seconds.
1773314
Yes. Punch in "3", "0", and hit "Start/Stop" to initiate and when countdown is complete (timer beeps) then hit the "Start/Stop" button to stop the noise. At this point the timer displays the previous 30-second count. Hit the "Start/Stop" button and the cycle continues. Hours of fun. Not sure exactly what you are looking for but this is a great timer.
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.
1973140
No, it is strictly a count-down timer. You can manually change it after the 2 hours, but cannot program it to change for you.
1975499
N0, it does not. The only timer it has is that it shuts itself off after 10 hours of use, and then you start it over again.
1249102
Yes I think so! Just stop timer and do not hit the clear button. I am guessing that you can restart but I have not needed that feature. It can also count down and it has a clock you can set. Use lever in side to use all 3 functions.
404670
Yes, you can count up and then stop. The time will start again at your command. This is not done in the timer mode but with the clock setting. If you needed to stop, time exactly a 30 sec time out then this is not what you need. However, if you needed to just stop the time counting up and begin again on command it will work.
1470748
Yes: you can set it to count up, up to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. And, yes, you can pause it.
273185
the settings count down to zero then start counting up to who knows where. You aren't programming the timer so much as you are initializing its functions. I would not buy this timer again for a multitude of reasons and plan to replace it soon. I do not like this timer and am sorry I bought it.
626678
Yes; I have used it to count up seconds (probably works for mins as well). If you start with zeros (both units buttons pressed simultaneously) and then press the left hand side (start) button it counts up until you stop it by pressing the start/stop button again. One press holds the elapsed time, if pressed again, it resumes the count again where it left off -- press m/s buttons simultaneously again to restart at zero.