I'm intersted in the count up function for keeping track of actual time spent working projects. Does this allow you pause and resume timing?
1470747
Yes, it has a start/stop button. Just press stop to pause and then start again when you want to resume the count up. Then use the --clear--button when you want to clear the functions. This is a wonderful little clock.
1470748
Yes: you can set it to count up, up to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. And, yes, you can pause it.
1470749
Yes. The Start/Stop button also acts as a Pause. There is a Clear button to cancel your time. We use ours to time our exercising and have to pause it occasionally. We are very happy with this timer.
1470750
I use this timer for exactly that: I'm freelancer who needs to bill time to specific projects. It is a perfect solution, easy to find on a messy desk. Really work-friendly interface, with a nice BIG stop/start button. It counts up or down with the flick of an actual switch. I'm actually about to order a second one so I can more easily toggle between two projects/clients.
1470751
If you count up from 1 you can stop and then start again where you left off. I haven't tried counting down from a higher number but assume it would be the same. I like this very well.
556988
I just answered no to your question. Take a look at the Ultrak Count up/down timer for $20.12 it will keep counting when it passes your set time. I think that one is what you are looking for. Good luck.
369006
It keeps and displays the last time you set until you set a new time. You can keep using it to measure the same time without entering the time again. So, yes.
953128
Yes that's what I use it for. It has 4 timers so you can keep track of billing for multiple projects.
404674
I have mine set to count down, and I just checked. I was able to stop it and start it again from the point it stopped, so I am quite sure it would work for counting up with pausing.
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.
1798069
Yes. The four program timers (T1, T2, etc.) stop when the time is up. But a fifth timer (labeled "count down" at the top of the oblong button on the right) does count up after the time has expired.
60199
Yes, if you clear it to zero then just hit start and it will count up. There will be an up arrow above the seconds counter to confirm this.
2044425
Yes you can stop/pause the workout. The timing counter may start over again (counting down or up depending how you have it set), however once you have your intervals set they will remain the same. If you are referring to the stopwatch, I don't know since I only use the intervals.
912130
there is forward , back, and off. When You push the off , It will start up where you left off. No pause. I have not found any time limit
148360
I finally found one that can do 4 count-ups independently of each other and can also be used independently as timers. Exactly what I have been searching for; very hard to find. Check out Mudder's 4-event Kitchen Timer. I use to track work on separate client matters. And less expensive than this triple; found it on Amazon.
1477313
If you press start, it starts to count up. If you then press stop/reset button, it stops counting up. If you press stop/reset button again, it resets.If you put in an amount of time, such as 44 minutes, press start button it starts to count down. If you then press stop/reset button, it stops the countdown. If you press start again, it continues to count down. If you press stop/reset again, it resets to zero.
1579060
Yes, with the time set to 0s press the start button and it begins timing counting up.
2185699
I just tried to set it for a 24 hour countdown. The most I could do was 9:99:99. I don't know about a count up, but I imagine it would be similar.
127568
Each of the three timers are independent. You can only set them to count down, but when they reach zero, they start to count up until you press the stop/start button at which time the timer stops but the time remains in the display. If you then press stop/start again, the timer will resume counting up. To set the timers back to zero, press clear/memory.
1920929
Not sure about your first question. Opening the case does not change anything as far as the counter is concerned. The "count up" timer happens when you fail to stop the reminder that your requested time has been reached. After many sound reminders go off and you don't stop this, the timer will start a "count up" to reach the requested time again. I have never tried to us it without beeping but I am sure you would not be able to do that because it would defeat the purpose of reminding you with sound. Also not sure this would work for you as you seem to need more than what it is designed to do. Hope this helps. Not sure about your first question. Opening the case does not change anything as far as the counter is concerned. The "count up" timer happens when you fail to stop the reminder that your requested time has been reached. After many sound reminders go off and you don't stop this, the timer will start a "count up" to reach the requested time again. I have never tried to us it without beeping but I am sure you would not be able to do that because it would defeat the purpose of reminding you with sound. Also not sure this would work for you as you seem to need more than what... » Read More Not sure about your first question. Opening the case does not change anything as far as the counter is concerned. The "count up" timer happens when you fail to stop the reminder that your requested time has been reached. After many sound reminders go off and you don't stop this, the timer will start a "count up" to reach the requested time again. I have never tried to us it without beeping but I am sure you would not be able to do that because it would defeat the purpose of reminding you with sound. Also not sure this would work for you as you seem to need more than what it is designed to do. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1773312
Oh my word. Thank you for the question. YES. I tried it as you said... I was wondering why my timers would all start over. I'v purchased a lot of them, so I won't forget things.. Yes... I put in 3 seconds, it went off; so I pushed stop. Then, I just pushed start again, and it counted down the 3 seconds. I did it about 4 times... 'cool' and thanks again for the question.