how easy is it to set down to the seconds???
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You press the A button to sequence from YEAR, MONTH DAY, then Hours and Minutes, pressing the B button will increase each of these. When pressing the B button while the minutes are flashing, will advance the minute and ZERO the second. So you plan to press the last minute setting at the exact point you want ZERO seconds. However an annoying thing, is there seems to be another hour and minute setting after setting the minutes, don't know what they mean. Also, the clock does not sync with the power line, so it drifts. Mine will drift up to a minute a month. Battery saves the time during power outage, but it would be nice if it actually kept time accurately. You press the A button to sequence from YEAR, MONTH DAY, then Hours and Minutes, pressing the B button will increase each of these. When pressing the B button while the minutes are flashing, will advance the minute and ZERO the second. So you plan to press the last minute setting at the exact point you want ZERO seconds. However an annoying thing, is there seems to be another hour and minute setting after setting the minutes, don't know what they mean. Also, the clock does not sync with the power line, so it drifts. Mine will drift up to a minute a month. Battery saves the time... » Read More You press the A button to sequence from YEAR, MONTH DAY, then Hours and Minutes, pressing the B button will increase each of these. When pressing the B button while the minutes are flashing, will advance the minute and ZERO the second. So you plan to press the last minute setting at the exact point you want ZERO seconds. However an annoying thing, is there seems to be another hour and minute setting after setting the minutes, don't know what they mean. Also, the clock does not sync with the power line, so it drifts. Mine will drift up to a minute a month. Battery saves the time during power outage, but it would be nice if it actually kept time accurately. « Show Less
230058
You press the A button to sequence from YEAR, MONTH DAY, then Hours and Minutes, pressing the B button will increase each of these. When pressing the B button while the minutes are flashing, will advance the minute and ZERO the second. So you plan to press the last minute setting at the exact point you want ZERO seconds. However an annoying thing, is there seems to be another hour and minute setting after setting the minutes, don't know what they mean. Also, the clock does not sync with the power line, so it drifts. Mine will drift up to a minute a month. Battery saves the time during power outage, but it would be nice if it actually kept time accurately.
230059
Very easy. I just changed the clock (spring forward) and made an adjustment to the seconds counter. Very simple to do.
1892486
Not that I've been able to find. The countdown is in minutes AND seconds, but you can only set to minutes.
1059315
That's right. I think the default is 1 minute and believe the time is configurable. It works every time.
220245
You are talking about baking, I presume. You use the minus sign under "Time" and press it until it is at the time you want. It is a drag, but it works.
967495
You can set the hours, minutes, and seconds separately - so yes, it would be possible to do that. However, to set it up and start it takes pressing several buttons so it may not be the best tool for timing such short intervals.
1657523
Yes. Push the Func Set Button and the menu appears for the self timer, from there you can select 10 sec or 2 sec and the third option you can do a custon setting.
1373956
I just tried mine set at 1 second - it worked fine. But, I don't know why anyone would want to set that short a play time.
763674
Checked my timer. Probably 45 minutes is the shortest time. There is one tab that turns the timer on and another to turn it off. Looks like the two won't fit closer than 45 minutes apart.
1821910
i never did it..so why not just put the min. it won't hurt anything. But i'm sure it wouldn't be a problem cuz it'll shut off when need to
96884
Yes! Set it for 1 min. When it goes off, it automatically resets back to 1 min.
628296
I enter the time, but I saw that my daughter just hit start.... maybe there's an automatic setting of 1 minute. We'll have to go back and read the manual, you and I !!!
278422
I use the quick minute feature all the time. It's easier than setting the dial. If I want less than a minute, I just open it when I think it's ready and hit the off button. It's very easy to hit the button a few times and then hit start.
914582
There is a dial on the side of the unit that allows you to set the timer in either seconds, minutes or hours. Very simple interface
935177
Nope, you just need to hold down the "clock" button for a few seconds. Hope that helps
154183
The lowest time you can set it for is 10 seconds, and then it goes in 10 second increments, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 1:00 min. Hope this helps....
889264
Yes! It has a setting for 2 seconds and 10 seconds. The self timer is easily accessible, you can push directly on the button for it.
2229886
There is a modification to the timer printed circuit board that allows it to be programmed in seconds.It is on the net ...believe it was a YouTube video. Mod involved soldering (essentially jumping) two pairs of pads on the timer board.