I realized unit keeps a 24 hr count, but can I set it to zero in order to talk several different walks?
1683230
Yes, you may. Just hit the reset button, you'd lose all the past data, but you'd be able to just record each walk you'd want. Just hold the reset button.
1683231
Sorry no, but you could keep a record of the steps and then calculate each walk.
1507189
yes. you can have in I believe 12 or 24 hour format. I bought it as a gift. It was extremely easy to set up. it told time, steps taken, how far you walked(mile or kilometers) calories burned and heart rate. works well too.
1610733
Yes, but our instruction book has been misplaced--we have our watch set so that there is no chiming and will talk only when requested but we do not remember how to do this without the instruction book. Independent Living Aids has an instruction manual on-line for free download. Their e-mail is techsupport@independentliving.com
2188533
Yes,you can turn off the hourly time announcement. My 103 year old mother uses it to check the date and/or time when she pushes the button. It announces clearly, and she can hear it despite some hearing impairment. The cube is working well now. At first, it stopped working often(every few days), and I had to take the battery out and put it back in and reset the device for the proper time and date. The device was not very expensive, and it now does exactly what I wanted without too many confusing functions.
2109458
Yes you can. This is something you can do on the Garmin Connect website and later sync that information to the watch. On the website, you will have to type in what you want to call each specific set (run/rest/walk) and input the time yourself. You would also need to go into the watch settings itself to adjust the settings. In the settings, you can set it to sounds or vibrate to let you know your set is over.
2210138
I just took a look at mine. I don't see a timer per se. But it will tell me how long I was walking (in minutes) and how many minutes of that was aerobic (based on steps per minute).Not the more complicated technical device of its type I'm sure, but very informative for me.Hope that helps.
2036487
No. I thought I could set up length of time and time. It has a preset tabada of 20 work 10 rest.
1073519
Press the "M" and "S" simultaneously to zero out the time. Then hit the "start" button to count up. Not intuitive! :)
1780019
No, not really. You can only set it to go off a certain number of hours and minutes from the time that you set it. If it was the same number of hours everyday from when you were setting it to when you wanted it to go off you can just re-start easily to count down again once it has gone off.
1124827
Yes you can. To reset the base unit you hold down the rear "learn" button, then start the "learning" steps all over. Although I am unclear if you can actually just get one beep. Like you mine started at 2, then 3 so on and so fourth up to 7. My guess is that 1 beep could be harder to distinguish where 2 is unmistakable.
291322
No, this device won't do that. This is a countdown timer 1 - 999 seconds. Not a 24 hour timer.
273180
since it counts down to zero, you can't reuse. you have to re set. very easy to set though.
984075
No you can't! It can be set to time start@end with a maual on off switch it can't be set by day. Hope this helps.
1470748
Yes: you can set it to count up, up to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. And, yes, you can pause it.
862420
I use mine as a security warning at my gate and it is plenty loud for anyone walking by. Record time is 2 minutes I believe (could be wrong). My message is only 20 seconds long or so. It will continue to loop as long as motion is detected. You can add a long silence in you audio file if you want it to pause for a while. When triggered again it replays. Multiple units will work, they will detect motion in the area they are pointed at. You will need a micro SD card to put your audio file on then upload it to the device. Mine has worked very well, the only clumsy part is getting the sound file loaded with your micro SD card. It is rather startling to hear a sudden voice out of nowhere. You might consider using gentle words for your mother :o)
1771760
No, this is a 24 hour timer. You would probably need a digital timer to handle your need.
1927467
No, I don't think there is any way to turn it off. The timers will run until they hit 24 hours and then zero out. I'm not sure why you would want to turn it off, unless you were concerned about battery life. I use mine daily for nap and evening sleep times, plus i use the night light periodically. The current batteries lasted 6 months.