The countdown starts when power is applied to VCC. Anyway to make the countdown begin when power is removed?
1308600
It's more simple than the others say. Just put a regular relay prior to the VCC terminal and have the power come into the coil and then have a constantly on power supply come into Com terminal of that relay and out through the NC of that relay which you would connect to the VCC of the delay timer. See my review "INSTRUCTIONS for this Awesome & Inexpensive Delay Timer Relay" for more specifics.
1308601
Yes. You will need a boshe relay. Your switch on would trigger the relay and cut power to the timer. Switch off would release the relay, allowing power to the timer to begin a count down.
1308602
No, the countdown is powered. You might be able to use an RB5 relay, so when power is removed from the relay, power is supplied to the timer board.
717455
The 2 connections on one end are where you supply the 12vdc. The "VCC" is the +, the other is the -. When 12vdc is applied, the circuit will begin timing. After the timing cycle completes, the relay will activate. The length of time of the "delay" timing is determined by adjusting the little screw on the potentiometer, clockwise for longer and counterclockwise for shorter. That screw will turn many times, making it easy to set an accurate "delay" time. The relay connections [switching part] are the 3 connections at the other end. The "COM" terminal [middle of the 3] normally connects to the "CK" terminal. When the relay activates after the time delay, the "COM" terminal disconnects from "CK" and connects to the other [I forget how it is marked.. C"-something"]. So, by using those 3 terminals, you can wire a "break" and/or a "make" of any circuit you desire. What are you trying to use the circuit for??
1275067
The only thing I can figure out, all 20 presets are programed then this gives you an option to turn on and have timer count down to an off time. Then you have to switch back to normal mode. Why? I don't know. =-)
1840393
No, align the pointer to the current time and push down the segments or pins for the required time that you want it on. in your case that's 14 hours, after 14 hours it will be off for 10 hours. you will then have to manually unplug your batter within that time or it will turn back on.
1461816
Unfortunately, no. I tried plugging it into a timer for that very ability. That didn't work because once the power is off the start button needs to be pressed to turn it on.
2145799
You could try going to the product website: http://www.cyberpowersystems.com/support/overview.html Open the Function and Setup Guide Pressing both buttons (DISPLAY & CONTROL) at the same time for 3 seconds will clear the EVENT counter.
1651748
Not automatically. Once you have stopped the timer, push 'clear' and the button for the timer you are using and it will reset to the original timing you entered. I imagine it would take a much more expensive unit to do as you describe.
955128
You can only if the last setting before turing it off was the highest setting. It will always turn on from the Ast setting you turned it off from.
2167239
Yes you would have to reset the timer if you flip the on/off switch. This is for things like a fan,washer,dryer,and so on. I use these power con servers on my washer and massage chair. Hope this helps you.
1995809
yes,first "select",then tap "timer". it starts show 0.5 for 30 minutes delay. keep taping timer to get what you want and let it go.
994556
the power light comes on when there is re-engaged power. The settings won't be re-iniated though. You have to manually slam the thing against the wall and call it a day. Its a one hit wonder, and I hit it once and wondered why I bought the dern thing! :)
1168405
Bernie, Not sure I understand your question...Do you mean you want to disable the alert produced when power has been interrupted?Please explain your situation and I will try to answer.Thanks,steve
984698
Yes to both. In the menu you can set Power On Record to On or Off. There is also a Record Overwrite menu item that you can set to 1 minute, 5 minutes or NO.
2123756
hi Vicki, I have not been able to get it to do this. I don't even remember reading that this was possible in the instruction manual but granted I don't have the instruction manual anymore. But after looking at the timer itself -there are a total of 8 timer settings. So you could in essence run it for 1 minute starting at lets say midnight, then it would turn off, then start it again for a minute 15 minutes later, and so on for a total of 8 cycles. But that's really the extent of the extendable programming.
1665120
Hi. Yes, the timer starts when the switch is turned "off". Make sure it gets wired correctly, though. Power needs to go directly to the fan, and the control lines go to the switch
908490
No, it won't automatically do that. If you're near it when the timer goes off & push the red button to stop it. You can then push the Start/Stop button & it will begin a count UP. I'm thinking it will keep counting up till it reaches the maximum. But, no, it won't start a count up automatically.
1146184
I have not tried to do this. I am pretty sure the answer is no. The 2 timer modes only count up.