Well, I have watched several of these videos and what is interesting is that a simple mistake can really screw the hole thing up. When you mentioned the time being PM or AM I immediately realized my mistake. Thank you! Now, the other thing that none of the videos really touched on was how important it was to "reset" the timer. If you did mention this I missed it. However, take the time to CLR clear the info. That will usually fix the problem. One final point. It took me days to get this right because I was thinking in terms of DAWN being the "starting point". When you mentioned being on at DUSK suddenly the brain kicked in and I realized my mistake. Duh! Ha....At any rate thank you. My lights are working great and my wife believes in me again. Ha...
Ridiculous. If u r going to try and teach someone how to do something then get it straight in ur own mind and gizmo first. Folks, don't bother with this half assed tip.
I will redo it - just trying to help our clients out. So far, you are the only person that has had bad feedback on it...my clients have expressed in person or over the phone that it helped them. What part didn't help you (don't say the whole thing because that certainly isn't helpful)? What were you specifically looking for that it didn't provide?
I apologize for being abrupt and discourteous along with being rude, crude, and angry. My main problem is the 'stream of consciousness' method of instruction, making errors and stepbacks retracing and the like. Instruction vids should be straightforward with minimal to no mistakes. I finally went with another timer I had and have put this one on hold till I can spend the time with it that it takes to get it right. Once again, I am sorry, my patience at that time had run out with this overcomplicated timer.
