How many seconds after stepping on do you have to see the number? And does that time start after stepping off, or after stabilization?
287310
Weight is shown while standing on this excellent scale. While I have never thought about it in terms of seconds, while I am standing on it there is plenty of time to read the number after stabilization. It shuts off immediately after stepping off.
287311
Make sure to first tap it strongly with your toe and wait to see a "0.0" on the scale before stepping onto it fully. After 1-2 seconds from the tap, the zero should appear. Step fully into the scale and within 2-3 second the number will stabilize on your weight. Additional lesson learned: Make sure your balls of your feet are fully on the scale or it'll read a little lighter than you actually are.
1436500
When you want to weigh, you put a foot on the scale and then remove it. The scale then autocalibrates itself and when it flashes "0.00" you step back on and weigh.Note that if you want to weigh again after that (or if someone else wants to weigh), you have to step off and the scale will clear its display in a few seconds (3-5 I think). Then you do the recalibrate + weigh procedure all over again.
100772
There are different timing slots...keep hitting the on button & it moves up the scale to longer on times. You will see a small green light move up the timing scale to different levels.
1112316
Enter 230....Hit "Start". The last two digits are seconds. Anything before that is minutes.For 30 seconds just hit 3 then 0 and hit the start button.
1227598
Display stays on for about 30 seconds after you step off. If you are moving around on the scale, you won't get accurate results; the scale might even shut off with excessive movement.
187555
You have to stand still for about five to seven seconds so the number 'locks' in. Movement of numbers is normal until it 'locks' in the weight. If it is not showing your weight in a reasonsble amount of time (within 10 seconds) then I would say it is probably not working correctly.
1288562
After the scale finds your weight and you step off, the numbers hold for an approximate 10 (second) count. Plenty of time to read the result.
724068
Not 100% sure as haven't opened it yet but am guessing same as the turn on foot - maybe press twice?
1378683
In the instructions given it says you have to step on the scale and step off at least two times before it's recalibrated
966445
Yes, if you mean real physical steps and you keep going and not take over four seconds per step. However, if your using a stair climber and your not constant stride even a second between steps then no it won't count.
460012
It only takes a few seconds once on the scale. It seems it doesn't start calculating weight until it can detect that there is no longer a change a weight distribution as you move from floor to scale (I experimented a little for this question). I hope this helps.
1470751
If you count up from 1 you can stop and then start again where you left off. I haven't tried counting down from a higher number but assume it would be the same. I like this very well.
1073521
To get it to count up, press the Start/Stop button once. It will begin to count up by seconds. To turn it off and reset it to zero, press both the M (minutes) and S (seconds) buttons at the same time.
847290
I just purchased this scale, but it displays my weight about 3-5 seconds after stepping on it.
46937
The digital numbers stay lit for at least five seconds after stepping off of the scale. I hope this helps.
1224110
it resets after 20 seconds.then it will go of again if it still detects motion.
875074
I dont know. Mine resets at midnight every day, as I'm more concerned about each day's total. I know I'll never walk a million steps in a day! :-)