I can't find anywhere how to get it to count up, only counts down.
1073519
Press the "M" and "S" simultaneously to zero out the time. Then hit the "start" button to count up. Not intuitive! :)
1073520
To get it to count up just push the START/STOP when the display reads 00:00 and the timer will count up. Press START/STOP again to pause and resume timing.
1073521
To get it to count up, press the Start/Stop button once. It will begin to count up by seconds. To turn it off and reset it to zero, press both the M (minutes) and S (seconds) buttons at the same time.
947979
Just turn the dial to the function (start time, frequency, etc.) and then press the +/- buttons to go up or down. It's really straightforward.
282711
Make sure it is closed properly. Turn it clockwise a few times then land on your first number. Then turn counter clockwise past the second number once and on the second round land on the second number. Then click wise again until the third number. That's the only way I know it works. Please let me know if it helps.
1073103
Same here at first. Look at the directions. There is a little button on the back that you have to push to sync it the first time. Hope this helps.
2204160
If you press start, it starts to count up. If you then press stop/reset button, it stops counting up. If you press stop/reset button again, it resets. If you put in an amount of time, such as 44 minutes, press start button it starts to count down. If you then press stop/reset button, it stops the countdown. If you press start again, it continues to count down. If you press stop/reset again, it resets to zero.
1773310
sort of. You would type 3 0 Start/Stop. When it gets to zero, it starts beeping and automatically starts counting up (the numbers flash while counting up). If you press the start/stop button it stops beeping and displays 0:00 30. If you press start/stop again, it will begin counting down from 30.
1650677
You have to press either the reset button or the start/stop button. If you press the reset, it just turns it off. If you press the start/stop button, it begins to count up. Hope this helps.
681110
Once it is set to inH20, hold down on the HOLD button until it zeroes out. Then while in use it will register to the 1/100th position, i.e. "11.54"
1148256
Yes! When it is used as an additive counter there is an "up" arrow displayed above the seconds. Of course it will only count up to 99:99:99.
2133429
Just hold the side button down and it will cycle up and down through the settings. Hope this helps.
812954
Good question. While it's counting down, it does not tick. When it isn't being used, it does make a small tick every second, but you can't hear it unless you're sitting right next to it. Once you turn it on it's completely silent.
296564
Unfortunately, I see no option in the booklet to increase the time. I just keep on touching the scale from time to time just to keep it from shutting off.
404674
I have mine set to count down, and I just checked. I was able to stop it and start it again from the point it stopped, so I am quite sure it would work for counting up with pausing.
1815615
I have three of these devices - two brands - neither count up = they only accumulate, i.e. count up. My Casio 150 watch has both a time accumulator (counts up) and a count down function - counts time downward from a max of 23h 59 min. You can set it for any time in hours and minutes down to one minute. I have not seen one of these devices like this Seiko that count down.
787082
You can only go up (1, 2, 3, 4,) and you can reset. I use it for golf to count my strokes. Cannot count down.
2199221
Hi make sure it's pushed down all the way in the base and both dials on the same number and it should come up, hope this helped...
2049287
On mine,it always starts at zero and I click it up to the resistance I want. It's never stuck on a level before for me.