Can you use the pulse button to pulse, pulse, pulse, or is the pulse feature automatic and goes until you stop it?
922569
You have to continually push the button, it is not automatic, I love this machine, I use it as a blender and it is the best I have ever had.
930302
Yes. It can even be set to auto-interval at set distances, so you don't have to press a button.
1470214
It is automatic. However, if you don't turn it off when it first goes off, it will keep repeating for a while and then it stops.
439691
Yes you can. It automatically switches whichever way. BUT it is pretty uncomfortable and bulky to use in that mode. :)
1949282
No. You don't need to hold the IS button down. You just need to push down once and it will work for 5 minutes and then it will automatically turn off.
877531
Yes, you have to go where the mode button is. After pushing the mode button, just keep pushing until you get to the amount of minutes you have worked out. Basically, the seconds are included with your heart rate. I hope this helps out!
131073
There is a tone button and a separete shock button. So you can choose which function you would like to use.
1880265
There are a couple of options. It can go through the phases non-stop (at a very relaxing pace), repeatedly OR you can click on a button and control what phase you want it to be in. You can turn it on and leave it at one phase, or you can just let it run. It's up to you. Enjoy!
596110
You must press the pulse button to get a pulse reading. It will continue real time as long as you hold the button. There are few on the market that take continuous pulse on the wrist yet, I've looked ;)
2239482
Yes you can. When timer is running; you can push "start/stop" button once, and timer will pause, when you push "start/stop" again, it will start from where you had stopped it.
296823
Yes it does. You can set it to do as single run through of 2 intervals or set it to continuous where it runs through each interval continuously back to back. Believe you can also set it up to go off your heart rate, but I haven't played with that one yet. Hope this helps!!
1575391
How so? You can have it set on a time schedule so it will turn on at that time everyday. You can also set it up so it just goes by motions sensing (the senser sensitivity is also adjustable so and the range of motion is as well if I remember right). Of course you can set yours up to utilize both timed and motion sensing capabilities. Not sure what you mean by pulse but I hope that works
1016463
just press the button in the middle. If you don't turn it off, it will eventually do it itself unless you have disabled that function.
1565901
It does stop automatically after so many minutes. I have never timed it. I just turn it back on if I want it to run longer
827052
Sounds like you are using it in the Manual mode. It should be able to toggle the cursor to the "Auto" mode (shows in LCD) in which case the timer function takes over. The On/Off is to manually control it on demand. I don't own this so I don't know if the Man/Auto is controlled by Mode button? But I have other timers and it sounds like this is what you need to do.
1447262
I expected it to be automatic, but it is not. I have to press a button to switch between the three inputs.
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.