Stopwatch - Baum VarioUltra 20 User Manual

6. When the end time is reached, a tone will be emitted once. The
elapsed time field will have been reset to 00:00 and the "Start"
button is once again available.
7. Selecting "OK" or "Cancel" will only close the timer dialog; if the
timer is running it will continue to do so in the background, emit a
tone when the end time is reached.
The following shortcuts are available in the open timer (main view):
1. Start timer = s+B9
2. Stop timer = o+B9
Hints for inputting the time in the "Set duration" edit box:
1. Input the time using format HH:MM:SS.
2. If no hours are to be input, input MM:SS.
3. If a figure greater than 60 is input for minutes, the corresponding
time in hours and minutes will appear.
4. The timer can run for a maximum of 23:59:59 hours; longer
periods are not possible.
5. If an invalid time is input, the time will be reset to 00:20 (i.e. 20
seconds). A hint message will display telling that values less than
20 seconds are not supported.

8.2 Stopwatch.

The stopwatch allows time to be recorded and is accurate to the second.
It counts from 0 upwards and can be consulted, paused and restarted at
any time. The count can also be accompanied with acoustic signals.
The main view of the stopwatch contains a dialog, various edit boxes,
and buttons to follow the passage of time, consult the end or interim
time, and to start, pause and stop the stopwatch. All commands can also
be executed by selecting the appropriate entry entries from the
command menu.
To start the stopwatch, proceed as follows:
1. From the main menu, go to menu item Timers / Stop watch.
2. The main view of the stopwatch will open at a "Time" field giving
the elapsed time in hours, minutes and seconds. When opened for
the first time or when a new measurement is begun, this will read
00:00:00. When a measurement is stopped or paused, the end or
interim time will be displayed.
3. Press the "Start" button to start the stop watch and begin the
measurement; the "Start" button will no longer be available, and
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