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5. To automatically stop the current count event and reset the count to its start time, press and release the RESET
button once.
To return to Clock Mode, which displays its synchronized time, press and release the DISPLAY button until the current
time is displayed.
Set count event to begin at a specific time increment
The following sections provide the instructions to set the start time increment for count events.
Set Count Up start time increment
You can set the start time using the three-button Timer Switch Control. For a count up event, the default start time is
0.0:00 00.
NOTE
In this state the red text labeled on the bottom of the switch control button sets the start time - EXIT,
SET/CHANGE, and INCREMENT, the dash, colon, and decimal points are not displayed, and the digit
currently being set is flashing.
1. Set to Count Up mode, press and release the DISPLAY button until 0.0:00 00 is displayed, which indicates it is in
Count Up mode.
2. Press and Hold the SET/CHANGE button for 3 seconds to enter the Set state, initially displays “ _ _:_ _ _ _” and then
displays the current set start time. The last digit will blink, which is the current selected digit.
3. Press and release the SET/CHANGE button to go to the time increment you want to change – then press the
INCREMENT button to advance the digit to the desired start time. Repeat this process until you set the time you
want to start the event.
4. When the start time is set, press and release the EXIT button to return to Count Up mode.
Now, you can press and release the STOP/START button to start, stop or pause the count event.
Set Count Down start time increment
You can set the start time using the three-button Timer Switch Control. For a count down event, the default start time is
99:59 59. For example, you may want the timer to count down from 10:00 minutes.
NOTE
In this state, the red text labeled on the bottom of the switch control button sets the custom start time -
EXIT, SET/CHANGE, and INCREMENT, the dash, colon, and decimal points are not displayed, and the
digit currently being set is flashing.
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