I would like to know how you go about changing it to night time mode with only the blue lights. Is there a button, or can it be set on a timer?
517272
There is a button. On, off and night. It can not be individually set on timers for day and night light.
517273
It has to be switched on manually. Only one button that can be set to off/day/night.It cannot be set on timer mode to change the type of lighting.
862365
Yes, there are different buttons for timer settings. The light goes off after it has been on for the time you selected.
314596
I don't know if it can be set in that way, but I doubt about it. Anyway, light was turn on after a motion was detected in 10s it automatically switch to dim mode. The light will stay on in dim mode until next motion detected.
1496587
The color of my dash and instrument lights is red. I don't think it's too bright at night but try changing the color. Blue is nice and soothing at a dim setting even thought my lights are red I like changing the color to keep it interesting. Did you know the dimmer had a timer?
414404
There is no night time mode. The only mode that changes the power level is the feed mode and that just turns everything off. This a great but very simple wave maker.
1091023
There is not a traditional timer on it. You can set it to run for certain number of hours once it senses darkness. But not to turn on at 6 come off at 10.
1270532
The setting stays the same until you change it with the remote. I set mine when I bought it and it is on a timer that comes on every night for several hours. It is nice to have the option I just love the smooth transition through all the colors best.
1306400
Unfortunately the blue light does not turn off. I guess you could try to take it apart and remove the lights if they bother you. I just ended up getting use to them.
1535990
The unit is activated by a photoelectric eye which turns the unit on a dusk. There is a switch to choose either 4 or 7 hours on, or on from dusk to dawn. I guess you could use the last setting with a wall outlet timer to make it time specific. Hope this helps.
25796
Back light is toggled on/off with a button on the keyboard. As far as I know, there is no way to time it. You can customize the colors and switch them with the profile and macro keys.
1246906
No you have to physically turn the light on and off. There are two settings. You can have a steady blue color or you can have it cycle through different colors. The only light is the clock is backlit but it's so low you don't even notice it.
1829653
It can be done but not that practical. My light is connected to a wall switch that I can turn on or off. The key is you have a built in timer that is activated with motion to turn light on when dusk approaches. The timer is turned off if you turn switch off then on again. I know the instruction tell you how long you need to wait if you want to back to motion use but this will put light on until you decide to turn it off again. They also make similar lights that are not motion activated. This may be your best approach.
512027
There's a "dusk to dawn" mode that will leave it on all night. "Test" mode will turn it on all the time regardless of ambient light levels.
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.
847895
It's just a timer. It doesn't do day or night time settings. You set it for however many minutes or hours you want and it simply counts down.
1284676
Try this: Unplug it, wait a few seconds and plug it in. Press the SET button and then the up or down arrow button. I have to wear glasses during this part because the writing is so tiny, but along the left side you should see it switching from AM to PM to 00(military time), every time you push the up or down arrow. Once you've got it to what you want, then press set again. Now you use the up or down arrows to set the minute of what time it is RIGHT NOW. Then press set again and use the up or down arrows to set the hour of what time it is RIGHT NOW. Press set again and go through the same routine to set the minute and hour of your desired wake up time. This will become the time when the "sleeping bunny" becomes the "wake up" bunny. There's one last set of times you can set but i've never used that feature. I just press set until it goes back to the time you originally set which is the time it is now. That's it! If that doesn't work, it may be broken.
1535992
Since the timer activates with darkness I would say no. You could turn the switch to "on" and plug it into the lamp timer. Of course it won't show as brightly as it would from a dark room.