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Posted by Mike on September 29, 2005, 7:29 am
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Hi, The documentation says that if I check the "security" checkbox for my timer, then it will randomly adjust the start and stop times by +/- 30 minutes. If my start=9:00pm and stop=9:30pm, for instance, is the program smart enough to *not* do something dumb with the "security" function and randomize my times to something like start=9:20pm and stop=9:10pm which would result in my lights coming on at 9:20pm and staying on all night long until the next night? Thanks in advance, Mike | ||||||||||
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Posted by Jack Ak on September 29, 2005, 6:25 pm
Please log in for more thread options If you want lights on for 30 minutes, don't use the security checkbox. The security feature is useful for avoiding repetitive start/stop times. If you insist on using this feature for short ON durations and don't want the light on all night, add a second security OFF time for one hour after the first ON time. | ||||||||||
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> The documentation says that if I check the "security" checkbox for my
> timer, then it will randomly adjust the start and stop times by
> +/- 30 minutes.
>
> If my start=9:00pm and stop=9:30pm, for instance, is the program
> smart enough to *not* do something dumb with the "security" function
> and randomize my times to something like start=9:20pm and stop=9:10pm
> which would result in my lights coming on at 9:20pm and staying on
> all night long until the next night?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Mike
>