How do you set the timing for this system? Thanks
1316511
i was running the air pump 1 hour on and 1 hour off but at night i did not run it at all but you will have to see what works for you
1316512
There is no need to set pump timers on hydro systems like this setup. That is to say, the pump should run continuously. Additionally, I would recommend getting another line connected to a circular (large) water stone to put in the bottom reservoir to hydrate the lower root system. Keep in mind that roots are divided into 3 sections: Water roots (found at the bottom of the root ball), Air Roots or root hairs (found at the top of the root ball), and Combination Roots (found at the middle of the root ball).
1792999
Please watch the video to set date/time and how to take best readings http://www.goo.gl/hm98es
89910
I am sure the timer allows you to manually override the timed settings. (Most timers do allow this.) The On/Off buttons provide this capability.
615452
No. You can set it for frequency of 1-7 days. So you could set it to run every 3 or 4 days to meet your scenario. Hope that helps.
679814
Hold the memory button down till the numbers in the clock area start blinking. Use the hr/min/sec buttons to choose the time. The time is set via 24 hr/military. Once the time is chosen, press the memory button.
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....
1920146
Yes, you can set the time. Strangely, I had to change my time zone on it because it kept resetting the time an hour ahead of what it should be.
984075
No you can't! It can be set to time start@end with a maual on off switch it can't be set by day. Hope this helps.
1215466
I don't know. I just turn it on and turn it off. There are many options for timing. The directions that came with it are very complete and detailed. There is a clock for timing. I wasn't interested in those options so didn't read carefully.
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 !!!
1298088
Press the Time Zone button to switch between different zones - AST(1), EST(2), MST(3), CST(4), PST(5), AKST (6) & HAST(7)Use 12/24 button on remote to set the clock in preferred format
563809
There should be a button on the left side that says set. Hold it in until the screen flashes then use the mode button to switch between each item to set like hour minutes month day year etc.. I believe the button on the right adjusts the numbers up or down.
361699
it runs each zone separately, so schedule the time for each differently. For ex I have mine on at 4-4:30 then the second zone from 4:31-5:01
2280675
I set mine on "timer" and then switched it to "on". It worked for a while but about half of my timers wouldn't hold the actual time so they wouldn't come on at the right time.
207109
First, point the arrow on the CENTER dial to the current time of day, then, starting W/ all the buttons on the outer ring in the "up" position, push DOWN on the buttons that correspond W/ the time(s) you want your device to operate. While this is possibly a bit more complicated than, say, in intermatic timer-W/ on/off clips, it saves the expense of buying the clips- @ ridiculous prices.
902389
I don't think it works like that, if I'm reading you right - like a timer you set to turn off. It goes by an internal clock you set ahead of time where you set the "on" time and "off" time for each event. I suppose you could set the timer right up until the moment you need it to turn on (maybe a few minutes leeway), but again, you'd have to program it to turn off also at a specific time. Hope that helps.
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