do you have to re set the reminder time every time you use it. or will the timer go off at the same time every day
1380315
I use it to go off every two hours and haven't had to reset it. I love it and it makes remembering to take my pills so much easier. It also gives a 10 & 5 minute warning.
1380316
You must reset the timer every day which is not difficult once you get the hang of it! BTW: I highly recommend this seller.
1380317
My husband uses the pill box timer. He set it only once, months ago, and does not need to reset it. However, there is some annoyance, because he needs to take his pill at 9 PM, and the timer peeps (and keeps peeping) at 9 AM as well. Also, the timer does not keep time very accurately.
1380318
This is an hour and minute timer - not 24 hour timer. It will repeat - for example - set 1 hr. 30 min. when that ends, if you don't stop it, it will go off in another 1 hr 30 min time. Top feature is it gives you a 10 min warning with beeps and flashes and then another 5 min warning same way and at end of time will continue to beep and flash for some time unless you shut it off. Very nice for hard of hearing as notice of flashing light gets attention quickly.
1301501
It has to be reset every time you use it. It counts down to zero from wherever you set it. If you set it for 20 minutes it shuts off after twenty minutes. It's a great little timer for the price! I have had mine for 3 years and they're still working perfectly. I take them inside for the winter.
665868
I turned it on once, and it has tracked it since beginning. Resets each day. I think it will keep tracking until you specifically turn off the function, not just the watch.
1773316
It automatically re-sets, Donna, to whatever time it just counted down from. I just tested it to be sure... it counted down 30 seconds and started ringing, so I pressed "Stop" to stop the ringing, and there it is, at 30 seconds again, ready to go again.
803534
Quite honestly, I set the clock ias in the instructions and c a couple of days it needs setting again. i guess it needs seting in advance of ther outing you qare baout to take and i am not sure itr would even last for that. i do like the battery backup in spite of the clock so I will deal with it but they could fix it if they wanted to.
1133615
It is easy to set the alarm and once set, the alarm time is retained by the unit. However, you have to turn the alarm on every night. When you turn off the alarm in the morning, it is turned fully off and not just reset to alarm the following day.
1430202
It doesn't reset automatically. You store the 2 minutes in memory, then all you have to do is stop the time, clear it then press memory. I use these timers in the oilfield in my mud testing lab. They are durable. I love them.
961334
If you set it to the 10 second timer in the menue, it stays in that mode till you change it. Don't know about the other time modes.
1770926
It is a simple stop timer. It does not have the functionality to stop at the same time every day. You have to reset the timer every time it is turned off.
1995303
Yes. Once you set the time and use start/stop button and don't use clear, it will always reset to the original time on stop.
2069919
No I would think you would have to reset timer every time you start something. I reset timer every time I use the one I have. I guess the best way to say it the timer will count down. Then after that the timer will restart its self & count UP. FRANZ
96884
Yes! Set it for 1 min. When it goes off, it automatically resets back to 1 min.
963095
The timer will chime for 60 seconds at a rate of about once every second. After that, the timer will begin to track how long it has been since the initial timer expired. During this time, it reminds you every 30 seconds (roughly). I didn't count how many times it will remind as I got annoyed and turned it off. Suffice to say, 4 minute after the timer initially expired, I was getting a reminder.
1327753
The timer can be set for 1,2,3,4,6,8,12,24, weekly so it should fit your requirement. To be sure, download the user manual from the manufacturer to confirm. Takes a complete cycle to activate, thus mine is set for daily and will only run the first time the next day. However, there is a manual override that can be set outside of the automated, so it works well. Had bought an older model that failed and Melnor replaced it with an advanced model and I bought two more because it worked so well. Great product and manufacturer from my perspective.
1909343
I do not quite understand "Do I have to reset it every time?"Here is how it works: Once you hit the button, it stays on for 1 hour. Then it goes off. Next time when you use it, you hit the button again. So, there is no action required by you except that you hit the button. No action of "reset" by you is needed or allowed.
480711
Yes, it will remember the last setting used, even if you do not save it. When you turn the unit back on it will be at the last setting used.
1400847
Yes. The timer has 4 different timer settings. Timer 1 is the regular one that gets used the most. But, Timers 2, 3 and 4 can be programmed in memory so that you can recall the time every time you want to use it.See my other post, though. The first time this gets knocked off the counter, it's history.