In the chrono mode do the digits for seconds appear as large as the ones for minutes?
927487
I just tried stopwatch mode on mine. In all other modes the seconds are smaller than the hours and seconds. In stopwatch mode the minutes and seconds are large. The small digits are hundredths of a second in stopwatch mode. I take it that's what you mean by "chono mode".
927488
I don't believe it has a Chrono mode, if it does I'm sure they are large, the date is large. I'll look for the chrono tonight and email you back if it has one.
927489
I apologize for my first entry. I was thinking of the new heart rate monitor watch that I purchased after returning this watch. Sorry but I do not remember what the Chrono numbers were like.
2085196
I never had a problem setting mine up, but now that you asked I went to look at it. There are "am" & "pm" notes beside the time and although they are small they are pretty easy to see. The "am" shows beside the time above the center of the minute digit & the "pm" is beside the minute digit below centre. I have to get to about 2 feet to see the actual "am or pm" but the time is nice & big. The rest of the symbols are little on the summary screen, but once you get it set up you don't really need to look at them, or at least I don't. Hope this helps, I really like mine - specially the remote!
839682
Previous answers correct but just note that when setting the time it moves in increments of 15 seconds. You can't set specific times beyond that.
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.
2169430
Changes to times appear in BOLD.....and/or manually entered times are also in BOLD
269895
No. The numbers for the time are 1 3/4". But they light up so brightly that my dad can see them perfectly. It's great for the vision impaired.
2085198
I never had a problem setting mine up, but now that you asked I went to look at it. There are "am" & "pm" notes beside the time and although they are small they are pretty easy to see. The "am" shows beside the time above the center of the minute digit & the "pm" is beside the minute digit below centre. I have to get to about 2 feet to see the actual "am or pm" but the time is nice & big. The rest of the symbols are little on the summary screen, but once you get it set up you don't really need to look at them, or at least I don't. Hope this helps, I really like mine - specially the remote! I never had a problem setting mine up, but now that you asked I went to look at it. There are "am" & "pm" notes beside the time and although they are small they are pretty easy to see. The "am" shows beside the time above the center of the minute digit & the "pm" is beside the minute digit below centre. I have to get to about 2 feet to see the actual "am or pm" but the time is nice & big. The rest of the symbols are little on the summary screen, but once you get it set up you don't really need to look at them, or at least I don't. Hope this... » Read More I never had a problem setting mine up, but now that you asked I went to look at it. There are "am" & "pm" notes beside the time and although they are small they are pretty easy to see. The "am" shows beside the time above the center of the minute digit & the "pm" is beside the minute digit below centre. I have to get to about 2 feet to see the actual "am or pm" but the time is nice & big. The rest of the symbols are little on the summary screen, but once you get it set up you don't really need to look at them, or at least I don't. Hope this helps, I really like mine - specially the remote! « Show Less
1383785
I've been using this style of watch for many years and am currently using this one to do the same. Once you are in stopwacth mode, you just press the top right button of the four buttons, and it will announce the current elapsed time.
1814426
Yes by pushing the bottom left button until you see the date at the bottom of the watch when you are in time mode.
2185695
No. The highest number, no matter what you are using it for, is 9 hours and 99.99 seconds. I actually have two of these so I have the ability to time two things at the same time. It is the best timer/clock/counter I have ever owned and I have owned many as I am an avid cook. I also use it for timing other chores such as watering the lawn, laundry, etc. My memory isn't what it used to be! With magnetic back it hangs easily on my refrigerator and also is small enough that I can carry it in my pocket.
1884091
One way to do it is to reenter the time. To do this press MODE or MEM until you get the desired value, in this case, displayed time. Using MODE advances the selection and MEM decreases. Once you get the time and am/pm indicator where you want it, press SET. You might find useful to download a pdf file of the User Manual for the device. You can find it here: http://omronhealthcare.com/wp-content/uploads/HJ-320-IM-WEB-03202012.pdf . Hope this helps.
2050500
You have to hold the bottom left button that reads "MODE/SET" hold it long enough where the time that's showing blinks. For each area you need to change: hour, minute & second you'll need to click each time and to change the numbers you use the right sided keys on the watch to change. Hope this helps. I accidentally threw my instructions out, but I did a test trial before answering this question.
424981
I don't remember because we returned it immediately since it couldn't keep the correct time.
1941493
I don't know, I just kept pushing the button to change the time and it eventually did it itself. :) Love this clock.
1392787
not exactly sure...my husband adjusts the time with the buttons on the bottom of the scale.
826376
No, not completely. At least not that I'm aware of. When it's been idle for a little while, it goes into a standby mode where it displays BC 5.12 (the model number) and the current time.
35572
I noticed that too as I use large font option, however it is only a display problem in my case, the numbers are there. If you put your cursor on the field and pan you might be able to see the rest of the number. I do in my display.