Does this clock automatically reset once it counts down to 0? can it go back to the same time and start counting again without me having to do anythin
1651747
No, in order for it to start again at the same time you must press Clear, then Memory. That sets all three timers back to the time last used.
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.
1651749
No, you have to hit the start/stop button, then the clear button and then the timer button that you were using in order to return it to the time you requested. If you don't push the start/stop button the alarm will stop, but the clock showing the time after the timer counts down hits zero will keep going until you hit the clear button.
1651750
To answer the first question, no, it does not automatically reset when it counts down to 0. The timer continue counting so if you missed the alarm and check it at a later time, you can see how long ago the alarm sounded. And for the second question, yes, it's very easy to reset the timer to repeat the same time. When the alarm sounds, press the appropriate timer butter to stop the timer, press clear, then press the same timer button again and the previous time used will be displayed. Then simply press the timer button again to start he count down.
1651751
The clock continues to count after zero time (the alarm sounds and the timer counts up from zero so you can tell how long since the alarm sounded). You can press a few buttons and the timer will recall the last timer interval so you can start another countdown. The timer controls seemed non-intuitive an took me a while to figure how to control it with minimal button pushes. Once you learn how to drive it, this is the best timer I have ever used; i have three of them. I've been using them for 4 years and they stop working after 14 months (actually the begin working weird, once that happens they are unusable. The clock continues to count after zero time (the alarm sounds and the timer counts up from zero so you can tell how long since the alarm sounded). You can press a few buttons and the timer will recall the last timer interval so you can start another countdown. The timer controls seemed non-intuitive an took me a while to figure how to control it with minimal button pushes. Once you learn how to drive it, this is the best timer I have ever used; i have three of them. I've been using them for 4 years and they stop working after 14 months (actually the begin working weird, once that happens... » Read More The clock continues to count after zero time (the alarm sounds and the timer counts up from zero so you can tell how long since the alarm sounded). You can press a few buttons and the timer will recall the last timer interval so you can start another countdown. The timer controls seemed non-intuitive an took me a while to figure how to control it with minimal button pushes. Once you learn how to drive it, this is the best timer I have ever used; i have three of them. I've been using them for 4 years and they stop working after 14 months (actually the begin working weird, once that happens they are unusable. « Show Less
1651752
After it starts "beeping" you just press that particular timer (1, 2 or 3) and then the clear button to stop "beeping" and it remembers the time you entered. I've been using this for years with no problems.
1651753
My first one ate batteries like I eat coconut cream pie. It would go into a fit of all "8"s flashing and ringing at the drop of a hat. I turned it in for what turned out to be its twin. No more products from these guys for me. "American Innovative" (made in China, siiigh) has been a stellar performer and a very tame, dependable horse (not a Maverick)
127569
Hi - If you set the timer to count down, after it counts down and goes off, it will count up, but no alarm at the end of a count up time if that is what you are looking for. BEWARE of one thing about this timer. If you set it for an amount of time and it goes off, a normal individual's (me?) expectation would be that when you hot the switch to turn it off, that's it and the alarm will not continue to sound. Well, that's wrong. This crazy product will continue to ring every (30 secs? 1 minute?) until you go stark raving mad and exile it to another room so you no longer have to hear it. BUT - there is a solution I only recently discovered on my own. After you hit the STOP button, hit the button on the upper left side of the screen to return to the Clock function and the alarm will not continue to sound. This may sound crazy but the alarm problem was so annoying I avoided using this timer for about 2 years until I stumbled over this solution. And in answer to your second question, you would have to set alarm times and have the alarm go off to do a count up, but the 3 channels are independent.
1470747
Yes, it has a start/stop button. Just press stop to pause and then start again when you want to resume the count up. Then use the --clear--button when you want to clear the functions. This is a wonderful little clock.
1640037
Yes Donald it does - but if you set it - it can also count downwards - depending on what you are wanting it for. It is a great clock. Joyce
1539174
No. It only keeps time for set intervals, it does not function like a clock.
1868406
Reset automatically? It works just like a thermometer, changing as the temperature and humidity changes. I just bought it, turned it on, and check it daily. It will run till the battery goes out, but has no particular programming buttons. Hope that helps.
181783
There are two different alarm settings, but you have to manually set one or the other. The functionality is there but not what I would call automatic. Regardless, we are happy with the clock after having it a couple years.
1941493
I don't know, I just kept pushing the button to change the time and it eventually did it itself. :) Love this clock.
1947333
Since the times are all set manually I would think you will have to reset by hand. We bought ours between time change so we will find out for sure early next month when we "fall back".
1451656
Yes, it resets everyday at midnight. All trackings. It does have a digital clock. The time is set when you sync up which was nice when it came to changing time for daylight saving time.
626678
Yes; I have used it to count up seconds (probably works for mins as well). If you start with zeros (both units buttons pressed simultaneously) and then press the left hand side (start) button it counts up until you stop it by pressing the start/stop button again. One press holds the elapsed time, if pressed again, it resumes the count again where it left off -- press m/s buttons simultaneously again to restart at zero.
2091042
Yes, they do. It works just like you would want or expect it to. You program the time and then it counts down and if completed or paused and reset, returns to that same count down time.
1073519
Press the "M" and "S" simultaneously to zero out the time. Then hit the "start" button to count up. Not intuitive! :)
1753901
It automatically resets to zero each day but, to reset to zero for all day, After reading the instruction again, zeroing the unit out is not addressed. I believe you have to remove batteries and redo the entire process. I've never done it since I like tracking my progress on a weekly basis
127571
It definitely has a count up feature and you don't need for it to count down to zero before using it. Just push the timer selection button on the right (1, 2 or 3) then press start and it will start counting up from zero. And yes, all three timers are completely independent in terms of start/stop and count up/down.
935177
Nope, you just need to hold down the "clock" button for a few seconds. Hope that helps
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.