Is there a memory here that retains the last count? Does it automatically shutoff and starts again?
842599
The count is retained until it is manually reset. There is no shut off - it stays on constantly.
842600
It doesn't automatically shut off & if you turn it off, it resets itself to zero.
158386
Did you put 2gb of memory in it?I ordered 2gb of crucial memory aimed for the 1005PE and have had this problem ever since.I thought that updating the BIOS fixed the problem - because after the BIOS update the problem seemed to end.But I later concluded that the restart and shut down problems only happen on battery power. When plugged in no problem.Try shutting down your 1005PE on battery power. Then try it pluggen in. Let me know if you have the same problem as I have.
1124410
If you have two sticks of memory try taking one out and start it. If it beeps again try the other stick. Repeat for each stick if more
1815136
I don't know if it remembers if you remove the disk, but as long as the disk is in it remembers where it was when it shuts off. This works even if the batteries die.
1249803
I don't use the memory function beyond current need, so I can't answer that question. Sorry.
158385
UPDATE: I put the original 1GB memory back in and haven't had any trouble at all since then. I'm sure that it's the Crucial memory that's causing it.
640450
I don't think so, the device automatically shuts done when no longer in active use after a period of time; a feature that cannot be by-passed.
992797
I would avoid buying this memory from this manufacture. My husband bought this exact one. It died in 4 months. He tried to contact the manufacture numerous times but got no answer.
1430202
It doesn't reset automatically. You store the 2 minutes in memory, then all you have to do is stop the time, clear it then press memory. I use these timers in the oilfield in my mud testing lab. They are durable. I love them.
260021
Mine has worked fine with 3 different MBs. All cases use momentary contact. The reset on mine is on the same toggle as the power button...power right and reset left. Also you may have connected to the wrong pins on the MB or reversed the polarity on the connections. You are correct that holding power contact for 5 seconds is designed to activate a shutdown. Good luck!
955133
Yes, it remembers the last setting that you had it on when you turn it off.
1571951
I am temporarily away from where this unit is, so going on memory, but I can tell you for sure I have 2 at least in there. Maybe even 3, but 2 for sure. Hope this helps.
2090156
It does have a memory The way, power on and off is the way I use it. Check out the first 6 function settings I use #3
1652246
I never run out memory, but in manual said that the camera will vibrate and turnoff when the memory is full, so i think you cant use it.
1303090
If memory serves properly (I just rebuilt my computer a week ago), I had my CPU fan and two case fans plugged into headers and still had one header left over... I think the manual should be downloadable from MSI and will give you the exact count.
2180654
There is no count down, it stays on for as long as you indicated it should and then shuts off.
1937318
I haven't timed the duration of the recording, but after an estimated 2 hours ether the battery died or my card was full. I believe I was using a 2, 4 or 8 GB card. I believe it will record continuous if left plugged in.