i exercise, and need to know if it can be set for just one minute at a time or can beep on each minute?
1804846
It does not automatically restart but it does reset to last setting if you don't hit both minute and second keys. If you had it near you during exercise you could just hit one button and it will restart at the last setting.
1804847
It can be set for a minute, and yes, it does beep. However, it's a kitchen timer, and isn't designed for exercise. In other words, it's hard to carry or fit in your pocket while doing exercise, and you'd be better off buying an exercise stopwatch.
1804848
Yes it can be set for just 1 min at a time but I don't know about it beeping on each minute; I don't think it can but I'm not sure; I frankly got rid of mine, it kept re-setting itself back to zero if I even just glanced at it.
1804849
You can set it for a one minute beep, but you have to click it again after that beep to repeat the one minute time for another beep.
236939
yes, you can set it so that it beeps if you go below a set point and also above a set point
1553281
See page 14 and 15 of the user manual. You need to go to the Answer Setup in the menu and set it to have the base beep every 15 seconds when you have a new message. The alert stops after you listen to all your new messages or if you press any key on the base.
2284565
You can set your HR low and high zones. I have not added them in personally, so I am not sure if it beeps or notifies you.
1689491
It would have to be reset before it would...which wouldn't be hard, since you have to go turn it off (unless you want to listen to it beep for a couple minutes), you could just push the yellow button twice, and it would start again counting down the minutes.
2025102
I would contact the place you purchased this at. I do not get a beep every minute while on mine. The only time it beeps is when I change the speed or incline.
2141071
I'm not sure, I don't use this device any longer. However, I remember Option had a program on their website which allowed the user to change various settings in the device... It may allow you to disable the beep. Have a look at their website and see.
1789590
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.
1862210
It doesn't vibrate, only beeps. Not entirely sure, but I don't think you can set your own intervals. The out of box interval is 1 mile, and it does beep and display your last mile time after completing a mile.
1773315
yes. key in the 30 seconds press start and when the beeper starts press start/stop and it will reset to 30 seconds and when you press start/stop again it will repeat the 30 second countdown and you can repeat it as often as you want. dave f.
570418
There is a very loud, high pitched beeping when the set time is reached. You won't miss it, I believe you can also turn it off if you need.
1124827
Yes you can. To reset the base unit you hold down the rear "learn" button, then start the "learning" steps all over. Although I am unclear if you can actually just get one beep. Like you mine started at 2, then 3 so on and so fourth up to 7. My guess is that 1 beep could be harder to distinguish where 2 is unmistakable.
1862208
The lap function is hard set to 1 mile, so I assume you are refering to the Run/Walk interval option, which you can set either to any time up to 10 minutes. So you could set the Run time to 30 seconds followed by the Walk time to 30 seconds. At the end of each interval, there are 3 beeps followed by a 5 beep tune, which should be loud enough to hear. It does not vibrate.
2095246
No. I beeps at the end of the time only. BTW, I discovered that it also can act as a stopwatch (i.e., counting up). I don't think there's any alarm in that mode, although I haven't let it go to 99+ minutes to see. (grin)
1289778
I guessing you could set each of the four timer buttons for a different amount of time, but I do not use the clock feature, so I can't comment on that. My bigger concern is that you might not hear the beeps inthe course of your daily life, because they are not very loud. If you have a smart phone with different alarm options, is hould think that would be the better way to go. I am sorry not to be able to be more helpful.
1481810
No. I think you'd have to set it for 25 minutes, and then 5 to get a warning. The only timer I've ever found with a warning beep (which I think is very helpful!) is the Teach Timer. It's kind of old now, and pricey. Good luck.
350990
Hi AR. Unfortunately this timer is just a basic timer that will allow you 1-5 beeps at the end of the specified time. This isn't to say that you can't load as many sets as you want and have them go back to back. I have an interval work out that I do that has sets of 50 seconds tempo pace and a 10 second sprint followed by another 50 seconds...you get the idea. It also works for shadow boxing for a 3 min round. Simply load a 2 min set followed by a 1 minute set to signal you to work harder. I hope this helps.