what are the time increments on the weekly timer? is it hourly or by the minute?
844430
The minimum time increment is one minute. For example, you can set the first timer to turn the power ON every Wednesday at 10:16 AM and to turn it OFF at 10:17 AM. And there are seven more timers that can be set to other days and time intervals. The numbers are not smaller than the text on a common cell phone. By the way, the timer does not need to be plugged in when you change the settings. Take it to your desk, put on reading eyeglasses (if you use them) and set up everything. Then go plug the timer in an outlet and plug a cord into it. This is simple.
844431
One minute increments. Dont buy one of these....you wont like it. You need a darned magnifying glass to see the numbers!
788426
No, the timer works in increments of 5-minutes, so a 1-minute time value is not possible.
1906304
Yes, you get a 3 second countdown to your beginning work time. Also in the last round of work if you are timing over 30 sec it give you a warning of the last 20 seconds, 30 seconds, etc depending on time being used.
154182
If you are asking about the increments for the express button, yes it's in 30 sec increments. But I nver use the button. I just turn the dial. It increments in 10 sec increments and it's also the start button.
230059
Very easy. I just changed the clock (spring forward) and made an adjustment to the seconds counter. Very simple to do.
851938
Sorry I threw away the directions. But you can play around with it and figure it out. I think you push and hold the top button until you get hours and you go to the bottom button to set the hour. Push the top button again to get minutes and then set the minutes with the bottom button. Continue to set the day and month.
1740905
I'm not sure what settings I have for auto and Daylight savings, but my unit has always lost about 30 seconds a week. I feel better seeing it's not hours off like others report. This unit is full of bugs and I sent Toshiba a list but they don't seem to care. Too bad a $5 Timex keeps better time...
839682
Previous answers correct but just note that when setting the time it moves in increments of 15 seconds. You can't set specific times beyond that.
370548
exactly! you have to take the current time and do the math to know how long it is until 7am. so setting it each day will require either going to bed at the exact same time or figuring out the math again.
10139
A minute is the smallest marked increment of time. You could probably do less, but it would loose accuracy.
2069920
Using it as count down timer, it will reset to the previous time used. No need to reset it each instance, unless of course a different time is required.
1420255
I'm sorry that I don't know for certain, but the timer is set digitally, so I assume that it could be. The intervals move from one minute to the next in sequence.
543636
Time is set by pins. I would guess that the minimum interval is 5 minutes. Note, that's a guess.
1720425
I don't know about the 30 second time....but when I use mine for a 30 minute time it will set itself for another 30 minutes'
557937
The frequency is set by the number of days...so 1 is every day, 2 is every two days, and so on. You can also set every 6 hours or 12 hours. And you have start times as well.
1273170
The blue display is your hours. Each dot represents an hour. The red display is your minutes. Each dot around the outside represents 5 minute increments. The four red dots in the middle are one minute each. Example: One red dot on the outside plus two dots on the inside equal seven minutes.
106115
I haven't tested it, but I dont think the timer works unless you turn past 10 and then back to the time you want