how does the memory feature work. Need a timer for 2 min that does not have to be reset everytime it is stopped
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set the time you want and then push the memory button. I use mine to remind me to take my medicine. I need to get another because this did not last but 9 months.
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Hi Bo, I have used one of these WH21 for the last 25 years. This version of timer is only for controlling on and off in a 24 hour period. It will not help you with the issue that you described. Thanks,Ed
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No, in order for it to start again at the same time you must press Clear, then Memory. That sets all three timers back to the time last used.
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If I set it for 10 minutes will it remember it next time or do I have to set the timer again?
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I increased the time by soldering a cap on the back side across the existing cap.. something like double or triple the value of the original. I do not have access to the board, so I cannot tell you what value I used. It was a long time ago [my fading memory]. I do not know how large a value can be used and still have the timer work reliably. Experiment!
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What do you mean? I don't think I have ever seen a CD player with a memory, particularly if you take the CD out of the player, it's certainly going to clear the RAM. But the RAM is designed to provide a buffer. It's only reading 4 or 10 seconds ahead. It's not a drive which is reading the entire player and putting the whole thing in memory and playing it from there (which some drives in computers do, or my high end CD player, the Rega Saturn, does). So while I'm not going to say with 100% certainty, what I know about CD player of this kind, I'm going to say 'no.' Not unless, of course, you're merely putting the thing on pause, but then you'd be wasting the battery and motor if you did that for too long.
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Sorry no. It is on a timer, about 20 Min. It is easy to restart or just click on and off to reset the timer. Good luck Don
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I never could get timers to work correctly. There is a new Seagate OS 4 you can try or at least read up on.
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Don't need a timer switch. It's based on turning the power on at the switch. It toggles between sensor and full speed mode. If you set it to full speed mode and want sensor mode, just turn the power off and them back on. Works great for us.
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No I would think you would have to reset timer every time you start something. I reset timer every time I use the one I have. I guess the best way to say it the timer will count down. Then after that the timer will restart its self & count UP. FRANZ
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It holds the memory when connected to a USB port. With batteries, it seems ok while it's on but when I turned it off, it lost what I had programmed.
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Yes. Soon as you hit start/stop it will reset. (I have not let it run to stop).. Still have to hit Start again. Hitting clear allows setting a new time.
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The timer will remember the time for up to 4 hours. However, it will still remember its settings---it only loses time.
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with looping...If you select "off".. the camera will record until all the memory is used on your card, at which point the camera will just shut off. if you select 2 minutes... the camera will record continuously for 2 minutes at which point it will make a file at the end of 2 minutes. then the camera will make a new file for another 2 minutes and just repeat the process until all the memory is used on your card. once it is all used the camera will take the oldest file and just record over it. This is the same process if you select 5 minutes. Its best to have it record on a loop for 2 or 5 minutes, I use 5 minutes. That way the camera will always record as along as it is turned on. I hope that helps. with looping...If you select "off".. the camera will record until all the memory is used on your card, at which point the camera will just shut off. if you select 2 minutes... the camera will record continuously for 2 minutes at which point it will make a file at the end of 2 minutes. then the camera will make a new file for another 2 minutes and just repeat the process until all the memory is used on your card. once it is all used the camera will take the oldest file and just record over it. This is the same process if you select 5 minutes. Its best... » Read More with looping...If you select "off".. the camera will record until all the memory is used on your card, at which point the camera will just shut off. if you select 2 minutes... the camera will record continuously for 2 minutes at which point it will make a file at the end of 2 minutes. then the camera will make a new file for another 2 minutes and just repeat the process until all the memory is used on your card. once it is all used the camera will take the oldest file and just record over it. This is the same process if you select 5 minutes. Its best to have it record on a loop for 2 or 5 minutes, I use 5 minutes. That way the camera will always record as along as it is turned on. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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Honestly, I didn't know there was a CR in there but my guess is like an alarm system it will keep the time during the typical short power outages and maybe the trickle of power is what maintains the non-volatile memory. Just get it. It's worth every penny. I've been thru enuff crappy ones to know this is hands down th best one for troubleshooting and intuitive ease of use
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This is tough to answer because they just released a firmware update that has a timer. You should try contacting Brinno to see if this will work with the new timer feature.
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There is no memory, however when unit is turned back on it will show current room temp when the mode button is pushed. push mode button once more and unit goes to default temp which is 68 degrees. Mine has tripped a breaker twice because I had too many things running off the same circuit. I found another circuit and now it is fine. It is a great little infared heater!!