How do you set up the timer?
1179178
1) Follow instructions in the booklet - hours interval between output and duration in seconds and or minutes. 2) Push the test button and collect water in one or more outlets . Measure water collected to see if meets your requirement. Note tubes in higher elevation than the pump will get less water than those at lower elevation. 3) Change timer duration if required and test again . Repeat this until you are satisfied with the quantity of water collected per outlet. Note more outlets you have, lesser the quantity of water per outlet. 4) Run unit for upto 2 or 3 cycles , check if the plants look good or not . Change frequency and or duration as required. 5) Run unit 1 or 2 months before your planned vacation or leave of absence to make sure everything is working alright and you have no leaks as well as to check your bucket capacity required for your period of absence. Hope this helps. I set mine for 7 day interval for 45 sec for 4 orchids , 1 about 12 inches above the pump level and 3 about 12 inches below pump level with the pump in a 5 gallon bucket. This quantiy of water was good for 2 months and the alkaline battery was still working after 6 months.
1179179
I had the worst time setting this one up. I never got it to work correctly. Bad instructions or it just doesn't work.
1179180
I junked mine. Not reliable at all and it eats batteries. I bought the Claber unit and use that now.http://www.claberinc.com/products/irrigation.asp?sz=34&fm;=66
505802
You have to press the little switch. I don't think it will work with a timer.
553785
I'm at work right now and doesn't has the unit on hand but this is my memory: Plug the unit to the outlet couple our to get charge. Take unit out and set :For Time: Push the Time butt. to set current time and using Hour & Minute to set.After time set done. Push the On Button to set the time to turn-on with using Hour & Minute Button to set timing you wanted.Same thing to ser the timing off by using Off button. Good Luck
1991348
You set the sleep timer by pressing and holding down the on/off button until the icon starts blinking at the top of the LCD display. It looks like someone laying on a bed. Once the icon starts blinking release the button and turn the tuning knob to the time value you want. It ranges from 1 to 99 minutes. Bear in mind that you have approximately 5 seconds to accomplish this. So you have to be quick. The alarm is even more complicated. You have 4 to chose from - controlled by buttons F1, F2, F3, and F4. With the radio OFF, press the F1 button and hold down until the time digits start blinking. At that point you set the start time with the tuning knob, then set the day with the "F" buttons, now press the "Time/Page" button, then set the volume with the knob, then the Page/Time button again, then set the "delay" with the knob, Page/Time again, then the station memory with the knob and "F" buttons, then the Page/Time button to exit. And if, by some miracle, you did this correctly...you're all set. Got it?
536008
I'm pretty sure that the only timer is that you can set it to run for a period of time and then have it shut off. Similar to a tv where you punch in for it to turn off by itself in 1 hour for example. If there's another way to set it up I haven't figured out how.
978930
I haven't looked at the programming directions in a while, but you should be able to. You set it to your needs. I have mine set to come on at 6PM and shut off at 11PM. It even adjusted for daylight savings.
953130
You can do count-down or count-up. If you want to do count-down, specify the duration of time (ex. 15 min) and push START. If you want to do count-up, then set the time to zero and push START.
1197437
The timer is a count down timer. It does not have a real time clock. To use it, you need to tun the heater on and then set it.
952824
You have to buy a timer. It tells you that you need for it to be a timer that has complex off/on switching. I bought a simple timer with 10 minute buttons and it worked fine (less than $10).
2083326
Small arrow on inside dial...set the time of day here.....push out the little pins for the time you want the lights to come on.....if you want the lights to come on at 9pm until 11 pm push all the pins between 9p and 11p out....nice timer I used for landscape lights and two fountains works like a charm and they are all outside so its water proof also...nice timer any other questions?
800869
Yes, there's a black tab that's pulled to bypass the timer...push back in to set the timer...
1000509
All you have to do is select one of the 3 timer areas (T1,T2 or T3), then using the number keypad, type in your time making sure you type in the required amount of numbers to have it be hours, minutes or seconds and then hit start. For example, for 45 minutes, you'd type in 4500. Simplest timer I've ever worked with. I just love it.
1414658
You can set the timer for up to 180 min. I believe if shuts off after 180 min if you do not set the timer.
136190
Try titancontrols.net all their timers are listed with information. Hope this works for you.
80457
Hi Robert I am also looking for the same thing you need. Please let me know if you found a timer you could recommend to me. Thank You Please email me at yourserviceguys@gmail.com
2233410
Touch the button on the right and the timer will go off. That button turns it on and off.
1673661
Are there instructions with the machine?I usually set the timer and then press on...