How does it show the time? When it hits a "5 minute marker" then it just lights up?
295930
You can set you Shine to show time first or activity. You tap the Shine lightly while on your wrist, and little white lights show up to show the time. There are no numbers, so you need to have the Shine on with a little 12 on the back side pointing to where the 12 on the clock would be. When you want to know the time, tap the Shine, and you will see white lights show up for the time. It is not so exact as 11:42, but you can tell it's past 11:30. After the time shows up, where you are in your goal will appear. For example if you set your goal to be 1,000 (not actual steps, but points toward your steps) where you are in your goal will appear. The Shine takes a battery, so if the battery gets low, you will get a note on your cell phone to change the battery. I started out easy at 600 points, and moved up each month and now at 1,000. The Shine will calculate calories burned, and minutes left to exercise to get to your goal. For using a treadmill or stationary bike, I attach the shine to my shoe, whereas most of the time I wear it on my wrist. To further answer your question, the Shine will not show anything unless you tap it. I like it and it is not as clunky as the Fitbit. It looks and feels more like a watch. You can wear it lose on your wrist and I forget I have it on. Even with warm weather, I am not bothered by it. Let me know if there are more questions. Thanks for asking
295931
When you double tap, it will show you your progress first, then it will show the time after. When it shows the time, the first light is to show where the 12 o'clock is. The second light is the hour hand. The third light, which is blinking, is the minute hand. It will round up or down to the closest 5 minute increment.
295932
http://www.misfitwearables.com/support and here a little tube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OGXW-FLrI4
1952164
Its just a time logger. You enter your code & it logs the time that happened. You can use the up/down arrows to say "in" or "out", but the machine doesn't calculate your time. I was unable to install the software, so not too sure how it works.
975607
If you press "TIME" quickly and let it go, it should start flashing whatever time is on there. Then, while the flashing is going on, press and hold the "Forward Arrow" until it hits the desired hour, at which point you'll stop holding. Then, press and hold the "Backward Arrow" until it hits the desired minute, at which poiknt you'll stop holding. Finally, hit "TIME" once again briefly to hold the proper time, that is, to set the time. Hope that helps.
1080338
It does display the time. But you will need to press the butting on the side. I love mine.
2180652
Doesn't show remaining time. Turns on for original time, then turns off. As simple as it gets.
176023
It does not show the time display all the time. You have to push the button a few times to rotate to the clock display.
1765053
Press the mode button fiirst. This will be the button on the lower left side of the watch. Keep pressing the mode button until TIME comes up. First you will see 12H and it will be flashing.Tap the screen again and you should be able to set the time using the (- or +). I hope this helps. Good luck. Feel free to ask more questions if need be.
342183
The time on mine always resets after I turn it off and back on. However, it always sets to the correct date, and exactly one hour behind the correct time regardless of what I've set it to. It's almost as if it has a way to automatically set the time, but has the wrong time zone or daylight saving time set. I thought it might be getting the info from the GPS; but I recently traveled to a different time zone, and it reset the time to two hours behind. In other words, it didn't know that I traveled to a different time zone.
1179641
Mine came displaying 12 hour time, and when I first pressed the button to set it, it switched to 24 hour time. But then about a year later, when I reset it for DST, it switched back to 12 hour time, and nothing I did would switch it back. Sorry I can't help. Somebody is making a fortune off of these clocks, because they have about $5-10 worth of parts in them.
729124
I assume you mean the watch is announcing the time every hour without the button being pushed. Unfortunately, I don't have an answer other than to read the instructions very carefully. If you've lost the instructions, you're screwed to put it bluntly. The process for setting the watch up is complicated even with the instructions on hand. I've bought two of these watches for a blind friend. They would announce the correct time and date when the button was pressed but I couldn't get either of them to display the correct time.
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I know it's not an adjustable duration. I haven't timed it, but I think the paperwork said 30 secs. But as long as you're moving within the sensor range, it's lit up. Note: it is always 'on' at a low, night-light kindo of level once the sky is dark enough.
22102
I have never seen it display the time. When you turn it off, it is truly off, not in standby like a cable box. When it is on, it displays what it is playing.
1078798
Yes. When you select a radio station it displays for a few seconds and lights up, then the display reverts to the time.
1080341
Yes it displays the time. If the time is ever messed up just sync it to your phone or iPod or iPad or whatever device you have
1854288
Look at a clock when you turn it on and check it 20-30 minutes later. Sometimes it takes a little longer. You can tell when it's done.
728736
Wish I had an answer. I've noticed that about mine as well. I set the duration for 10 seconds, and it only dumps for 5 on the timer.
562617
It does not show the time of day. Nor does it show how much time is left on the track or the CD. It does show which track number you are on. Very simple display.