Does this remember its previous state? For example, if I set it to Fade3, then unplugged it, when I plug it back in will it turn on and run Fade3?
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That was a pretty good question actually. It made me curious myself. So, I just went and tried it and yes, it does. Every single state I set it to, it remembered it when it came back on.
230369
Yes you have to constantly change the setting to the one you want. I use the no flashing, just straight light and I have to adjust it every time I unplug it.
823700
It's been quite awhile since I installed my timer and I don't remember now what number it was----but I know that it did take a back up battery. Are you sure your's does not? I've never seen one that didn't? But I suppose that it's possible that the newer models might use a system that won't dump your settings when the power goes off. I haven't researched your model number so I can't say one way or the other for certain.
2194043
It does not fade-in. I think it goes to the last brightness setting immediately. It if does fade-in, I don't remember seeing it on the instructions.
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I believe I have had that situation in the form of unplugging the device for a minute while on. As I remember, it did not reset to "off." Sorry I can't be more specific. If I remember, I'll try it at home tonight.
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Yes, the unit will remember the settings without power. Mine has been unplugged for 3 months and it remembered the settings I last used for the set point temp and the differential range all in the proper units.
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I believe when you first plug it in, that's the high setting and pressing the button on the right will reduce the output til you cycle back to the highest again (I think there are 3 output levels). On the left with the light, when it's plugged in it cycles through all the colors. If you press it once it stops on that color and stays there. If you don't want any light, press the left button until you get to no light and press it again.
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It will need to be reset every time you plug it in and turn it on. It does not have the capability to "save" settings.
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I just unplugged the power from my second device and tried it, and it worked for a moment before it began flickering (failed). So at least in my case with a PS3 and PS4, they both need to be on (Standby suffices).EDIT: Wanted to clarify, it seems the devices just need to be powered, but not necessarily flipped on.
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I don't think so, although I have not tried it with the method, I know if I unplug and plug in again, the light will not stay on the original state, you have to manually touch the power button.
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I just tried your steps and confirm it works like you want. I turned on the lamp, unplugged the power cord, then replugged the power cord back in, the lamp was still on. I believe this remains to work because the battery still had power. Make sense?
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it will turn back on to its last setting (I just tired it). So if you had it set on red for example and un plugged it, then plugged it back in it will come on red once its plugged back in
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I believe it makes you turn it on...not by it now to confirm this but i seem to remember turning it on again when i relocated it with my laptop the one time
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Tony - It doesn't just switch on and off. It is a very fast up or down fade that only takes a second or two. As for the power outage, I've never had to reprogram one because the power went out but I suppose it would depend on how long the power was off. Programming is so easy though... it just involves pushing the up or down buttons to get the right light level you want... then pushing the "set" button and you're done. There are small LEDs on the unit that will show you the level you're at. Then, every time you turn it on with the "set" button, it will go to that preset level. If you decide you want it higher or lower light level it's super easy to change.... just push the button until the lighting is where you want it, press the "set" button until the LED flashes if you want to keep it... and you're done . An afterthought: When it dims down it does go to full dark.... not just a low illumination.
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Yes. I just tested with mine. It was on Ch 26 before I pulled the plug and went right back to Ch 26 when I plugged it back in, about 15 seconds later (long enough for microcomputer or chip reset). Your question is a good one. If Nyrius is watching, they should add this fact to their user manual. This has been a stable and pleasant piece of equipment.
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Mine changes when I turn it off & turn it back on. It will flash when I turn it on, then when I turn it off, then back on, it changes again, then it will do it over again. Try turning it off, ten back on & see what it does. If it keeps flashing all of the time, you must have a defective switch. But I'd try turning it off, then on. That supposedly changes the mode it is in.
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If I set it for 10 minutes will it remember it next time or do I have to set the timer again?