If I set this for four, five min. intervals, do I have to hit a reset button at each alarm ring or will the timer continue to the next five min. interval? Also, is the bell loud enough to hear over the shower. I have kids that are slow pokes in the...
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The Gymboss recycles after the time you set for as many times as you want (up to 99 times). I do an exercise routine where I program my Gymboss for 30 sec. intervals for 15 sets (times). At the end of each 30 second interval it recycles to the start of a new 30 second set. Yes, the "bell" (a double beeping alarm sound) is loud enough to hear. It also does have a volume control (low, medium and high). You can also program the alarm to go off for either 1 second, 2 seconds or 5 seconds (depending on your needs). The only thing is after about six months (depending on how often you use your Gymboss) you will need to replace the AAA battery as the alarm sound will get weaker over time. Hope this answer your questions.
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No, I'm afraid it doesn't do that. I've just called my wife and she said the alarm goes off for some time - she said 2 or 3 minutes but I think she exaggerated a bit - and then once the alarm stops the timer starts counting the time elapsed.
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No, you do not need to hit a button at each interval, but the alarm bell is not loud enough for your purposes.
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It can be. Example: Set to 3 minutes and push Start/Stop. When the alarm sounds, press the Start/Stop once to silence it. Press a second time and it begins a new 3-minute cycle. Clear the setting altogether by pressing the Hour and Minute buttons at the same time. A very handy timer
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Yes - The timer always resets to whatever countdown time you initially set it to. Once the time has elapsed, the buzzer beeps and when you push 'stop' it resets to your original time. I use mine in competition and we have relays of 12:30; after each relay, when the buzzer beeps, I simply push stop and the timer is automatically reset to 12:30
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I'd ask the manufacturer - but could set one alarm to respond after 6 rings, another at 7 and the 3rd to 8. Then once the first responds, go into the menu and turn change the response number of rings to 9; then repeat with the second unit and so on. This would be time consuming and would require multiple calls and adjustments.
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When it is functioning correctly, it simply beeps when time is up. Optionally, one can set the unit to be silent and/or optionally blink the user lights when time is up. Warning: this unit uses a cheap wiring inside which leads to the unit eventually resetting itself after moderate use. I have two of them, and they both have the same problem, so I don't recommend it.
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I set it once based on the instruction set (which I don't have anymore). I think you have to press and hold one of the buttons for a few seconds to set the minutes and press again to set the seconds. Not sure which button though. Good luck. My clock ran 5 minutes fast everyday so I've just ignored it since then.
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The alarm will stop under 5 minutes of ringing. I don't know how long exactly, but under that.
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If you set the timer for 4 hours, it reminds you by beeping once 10 minutes in advance; then 4 minutes (twice beeps), until it reaches the 4 hour time and then continuously beeps for 30 seconds. Opening the case does not shut the timer off. Only physically stopping the time does. I keep mine in a large purse and I recognize the soft sound so it is not intrusive. It will restart itself for the next 4 hours if you do not stop the timer. It is a great reminder but you may need to write down or mark off when you take meds or count your meds for the day and subtract to figure out if meds taken. Hope this help. If you set the timer for 4 hours, it reminds you by beeping once 10 minutes in advance; then 4 minutes (twice beeps), until it reaches the 4 hour time and then continuously beeps for 30 seconds. Opening the case does not shut the timer off. Only physically stopping the time does. I keep mine in a large purse and I recognize the soft sound so it is not intrusive. It will restart itself for the next 4 hours if you do not stop the timer. It is a great reminder but you may need to write down or mark off when you take meds or count your meds for the day and subtract to figure out if meds taken.... » Read More If you set the timer for 4 hours, it reminds you by beeping once 10 minutes in advance; then 4 minutes (twice beeps), until it reaches the 4 hour time and then continuously beeps for 30 seconds. Opening the case does not shut the timer off. Only physically stopping the time does. I keep mine in a large purse and I recognize the soft sound so it is not intrusive. It will restart itself for the next 4 hours if you do not stop the timer. It is a great reminder but you may need to write down or mark off when you take meds or count your meds for the day and subtract to figure out if meds taken. Hope this help. « Show Less
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Hello, Yes, the alarm system once triggered, will sound for the determined amount of time you personally chose (00-30 Minutes). Then it will shut off, and reset. Meaning the alarm system is armed again, awaiting the next break-in attempt. Thanks. www.FortressSecurityStore.com
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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.
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The timer beeps three times then pauses for about 1 second intermittently for 30 seconds. To set the timer you press the minute button repeatedly for how minutes you want to set. Same with the seconds. It is a good timer and has a memory function for the last setting. Take care not to drop it.
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Its actually the top or first button you use on the remote to set the alarm. Press it until you hear the beep sound. If you want it to be less sensitive press it again until you hear another beep sound. It will sound a little different than the first. I believe you can also press it a third time for even less sensitivety however I've never needed to do a third. Good luck!
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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.
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Depending what you really mean, you can set it up for a 30-minute workout(up to 99minutes and 59seconds) and just adjust your chosen exercises according to which ones you can do in that 30-minute session! It can count down, than it buzzes when it reaches 00:00, OR it can count up(I've never tried allowing it to count up till it reaches its end(99:59) so I don't know if it rings or buzzes when it does!! ALL-IN-ALL I USE THIS ALMOST EVERY SINGLE DAY. IT'S PERFECT FOR SHORT POWER-NAPS, MEDITATION, COOKING, FLUSH SET EXERCISING, TIMING YOUR SPEED, etc...
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iIt's the loudest timer I've ever had, though it's not horribly ear-splitting. It rings for about a minute (a beeping noise) unless you turn it off sooner. I don't think you could use it as an alarm clock though.