The time is correct but feeds 1-2 hours after the programmed times.?.?
1982277
It might be defective programming that it was given. If you want to keep it, just adjust the timing.
1502716
'Start Now' resets the feeder for the FIRST programmed time set. For example, if you feed 2 feedings a day, 8am and 8pm (for three days, since there are six slots) after the third 8pm feeding (the meal in slot 6 -- they are numbered on the inside of the slot) you want to hit start now. The wheel will rotate all the way around and you refill it with food and close the 'door' over slot 6, making the feeder completely closed. Since you reset it, it will now dispense food at the FIRST scheduled time, rotating to open the door, showing the food in slot 1. No matter if you reset it at 9pm, midnight, or 3 am -- as long as you are INBETWEEN the first and last feeding it will keep the cycle on schedule. However, say you're doing the 8am/8pm schedule and you 'start now' at noon you WILL NOT get an 8pm feeding since feeding one is scheduled for 8am. It will sit and wait for that first programmed time to come around. If you 'start now' at noon and need an 8 pm feeding you have to adjust the programmed times (essentially reprogram it).
783618
Yes you can set it the normal timing with the am and pm displayed, just check the manual its very easy. :)
394553
I don't think so... but the hour you can adjust to set automatically from de network. Regards,
1628497
I sold a lot of these watches to customers in Arizona and never had this problem. Try this if you set the watch to Central time you should pick up the extra hour.
2136586
To the previous responder, the 24 hour clock that this unit uses isn't military time but the way the world properly reads the clock. I prefer it. The 12 hour am/pm method is really abnormal and confusing.
1469752
Open the lid, turn the outer dial so the arrow on the inner part points to the time. You can't get it exactly but you can set it to the approximate correct time.
2105046
No, ours runs for as long as you set the time. Longer than 30 min if set that way.
768833
I don't know, but I do have a problem setting the time. I noticed the plug has to be pulled out first, and then I still have a problem.
1509743
Yes - but the on-off periods must be the same for every day. This is because "programming" is just pulling tabs in-out representing 15 minute increments over a 24 hour period. There is no way to differentiate MTWTFSS.
1974420
No. It cannot be set for less than 4 hours. It allows 4 hours minimum intervals between each meal time and 90 hours length program.
205128
Mine shows standard time (am/pm). I didn't notice a way to turn it into military time, but it may merely be an option.
972911
Yes I've left my watch on 24hr display 'cause I couldn't figure out how to change it to 12hr. It has been very hard for me to program
2187768
yes, i think it's 2 hours. I have it programmed to come on at 6:30am, and it shuts off sometime later.
2280675
I set mine on "timer" and then switched it to "on". It worked for a while but about half of my timers wouldn't hold the actual time so they wouldn't come on at the right time.
1323933
Try using Internet or Wi-Fi to set it. After you set the time, restart your phone.
2185699
I just tried to set it for a 24 hour countdown. The most I could do was 9:99:99. I don't know about a count up, but I imagine it would be similar.