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Question: Will the "On" button over-ride the programs and make the outlets live ("on") until I press the "Off" or "Auto" button?
Document: They have a M-F setting and a SAT/SUN setting so i only had to do 2 programs instead of 7 which I was worried about. It also has an easy way to change it for daylight savings.TIP: if you program it during daylight savings, you'll want to set it for the "real" time (1 hour earlier) and then press the daylight savings button combo (press 2 buttons simultaneously) to adjust it to the real time.
That remote's LCD lights up for a few seconds when a specific button is pushed, allowing me to read the LCD even in the dark. When I want the timer set on Auto (necessary for the programmed settings to kick in at the appointed times, i.e. on or off), I need to reach for a flashlight and illuminate the screen to make sure that Auto is displayed. It's a minor inconvenience. The timer continues to work well after nearly two years of use.
Very good at doing the thing its meant to do. The detail to which you can configure when it turns on and off is impressive. However, figuring out how to set it up via the unintuitive LCD readout and many buttons to press and states to toggle... very confusing. Once I got it setup, I am very happy with it however. Doesn' make that obnoxious buzzing noise the analog timers make. Now that I know how it works I will probably replace my other analog timer outlets with this.
Really easy to program, a little confusing when first figuring out how to turn it on. When the instructions say to turn it past the option that you want, press the button past Auto until &#34;On&#34; is selected (if you want the lights on during the current time, obviously &#34;off&#34; if not). Once you get back that, it is simple to program and use.
Only had it a day, but works good so far. I like that it has two outlets. Some reviews say the instructions are unclear, but I found the interface is fairly intuitive and didn't need instructions except for step one.1. Plug in for 15 minutes to charge the internal battery then press the reset button. Once that was was done I was able to set the time and day and program it without using instructions.
I can only guess that the reviewers complaining about the instructions included with this timer also have many digital clocks in their homes that are blinking &#34;12:00&#34;. I set it up without looking at the directions until I wanted to know what the &#34;On/Auto/Off&#34; button was for. Also, has two outlets, one on each side; pretty handy for placement or multiple devices.
A little pricey for a digital timer but it was very very easy to set up so that make up for it. I had a cheap one once for a lamp and it took two people and instruction book and we still couldn't figure that thing out LOL. This is to turn on and off lights for my seed set up. They come one and off same every day - it's not an elaborate set up but it has the options for different programs. Would recommend this unit.
It has plenty of programming options, many of which likely cater to watering plants (since that's its intended purpose). With 8 programs available to set and ON and OFF programs not necessarily tied to each other you can make this unit do anything you want.The buttons are big and easy to use and you can unplug the unit to program it from a comfortable chair.
Features were what I wanted and it is well built but the device never sent power to the outlets when in the On or when programmed and in the Auto mode.
To set the Digital Timer to turn OFF: Press PROG again. "1 OFF" will be displayed. Press HOUR, MIN, and WEEK to set the hour, minute and day of the week you want the Digital Timer to turn OFF.7. To undo a setting, or go back to a previous setting: Press R which will cancel the current set time. Pressing R again will bring you back to the previous setting on the Digital Timer.Using the On/Auto/Off Mode8.
Answer: yes