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Operating a TRACKER ™ Multi-Display Timer
OPERATING THE TIMER
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Start a Timing Cycle
To start a timing cycle, simply press the product key for the product you wish to cook.
If the product key is programmed for a count "down" mode, the total cooking time will
be displayed (example) and this time will immediately start to count down.
If programmed to count "up" , the display will read
The example display of "2:30" with solid colon is showing 2 minutes and 30 seconds.
A flashing colon denotes hours and minutes display. When the timing cycle is complete,
will be displayed and the timer will sound an audible alarm and visual signal.
If is displayed immediately and the unit starts to signal, the key being operated
does not have a programmed time.
Timing can be programmed up to 99 hours and 59 minutes. At 59 minutes and 59 seconds,
the time will automatically switch to hours and minutes mode and the colon will flash.
• TO CANCEL A "dONE" SIGNAL, press and hold the same product key used to start
the timing cycle for 1 second.
• TO CANCEL A CyCLE during COUNTdOWN, press and hold the same product key
used to start the timing cycle for 3 seconds.
Batch Cooking
Up to three (3) timing cycles per key can be activated at the same time. When each
timing cycle is activated, the corresponding number next to the product key will light up.
Stage Timing
Each product key has five (5) timing stages. Each stage has:
1. A time cycle
2. Name for the stage
3. A cancel mode
4. An alarm time
5. A beep sound
Action Alarms (1 Per Key)
If the timer is programmed with action alarms, these alarms will signal at a preset
time during the timing cycle
beeping, will last 5 seconds and then self-cancel, if so programmed. This signal will also
be accompanied by a visual indication on the timer. The timer then continues counting
towards .
and begin to count up.
(for example). This audio signal, a dual rhythm
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