MARATHON 100 Hour Direct Entry Digital Tabletop Timer

1. Mawu Oyamba

The MARATHON 100 Hour Direct Entry Digital Tabletop Timer is designed to assist with precise time management for various tasks. Featuring a large, easy-to-read LCD display and a direct entry keypad, this timer offers both countdown and count-up functionalities, a clock mode, and memory presets for repetitive events. Its robust design includes a magnetic back and an integrated kickstand for versatile placement.

2. Zamalonda Zathaview

Chithunzi 1: Patsogolo view of the Marathon Digital Timer.

Figure 2: Timer on a kitchen counter, highlighting large display and loud alarm.

Figure 3: Timer showcasing dual function, included batteries, and versatile memory.

Zofunika Kwambiri:

• Direct Entry Keypad: For quick and precise time setting.
• Chiwonetsero chachikulu cha LCD: Easy-to-read numbers for clear visibility.
• Dual Function Alarm: Supports both countdown and count-up timing up to 99 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds.
• Loud Ring Alarm: Audible across a room.
• Chizindikiro cha LED: Flashing light for silent alarm or hearing impairment assistance.
• Clock Feature: Displays time in 12-hour or 24-hour format when not in timer mode.
• Built-in Memory Function: Stores up to four consecutive times for interval timing and four memory presets for repetitive events.
• Kuyika Kosiyanasiyana: Integrated kickstand for tabletop use and magnetic back for attachment to metal surfaces.
• Mabatire Alipo: Imabwera ndi mabatire a 2 AA.

3. Kukhazikitsa

3.1. Kuyika kwa Battery

1. Locate the battery compartment cover on the back of the timer.
2. Tsegulani chivundikirocho.
3. Insert two (2) AA batteries, ensuring correct polarity (+/-) as indicated inside the compartment. The timer comes with batteries included.
4. Sinthani chivundikiro cha chipinda cha batri mosamala.

Chithunzi 4: Kubwerera view with battery compartment and kickstand.

4. Malangizo Ogwiritsira Ntchito

4.1. Kusankhidwa Kwamachitidwe

Gwiritsani ntchito MODE switch located on the side of the timer to select between different functions:

• WACHI: Ikuwonetsa nthawi yapano.
• INTERVAL TIMER: For setting multiple consecutive timers.
• COUNT-UP: Functions as a stopwatch.
• TIMER: For setting a single countdown timer.

Figure 5: MODE switch for function selection.

4.2. Kukhazikitsa Clock

1. Tsegulani MODE sinthani ku WACHI.
2. Press ndi kugwira KHALANI button until the time digits begin to flash.
3. Use the number keypad (0-9) to enter the desired time (HH:MM).
4. Press KHALANI again to confirm and exit clock setting mode.
5. Kuti musinthe pakati pa mtundu wa maola 12 ndi maola 24, dinani batani 12/24H button (if available, or refer to specific model instructions).

4.3. Setting a Countdown Timer (TIMER Mode)

1. Tsegulani MODE sinthani ku TIMER.
2. Use the number keypad (0-9) to directly enter the desired countdown time (HH:MM:SS). The timer supports up to 99 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds.
3. Dinani pa YAMBANI/IMANI batani kuti muyambe kuwerengera nthawi.
4. To pause the timer, press YAMBANI/IMANI kachiwiri. Dinani kachiwiri kuti mupitirize.
5. When the countdown reaches zero, the alarm will sound, and the LED indicator will flash. The timer will then automatically begin counting up to show elapsed time since the alarm.
6. To stop the alarm and clear the display, press the ZABWINO batani.

4.4. Using the Count-Up Timer (COUNT-UP Mode)

1. Tsegulani MODE sinthani ku COUNT-UP.
2. Ensure the display shows 00:00:00. If not, press ZABWINO.
3. Dinani pa YAMBANI/IMANI button to begin counting up.
4. To pause the count-up, press YAMBANI/IMANI kachiwiri. Dinani kachiwiri kuti mupitirize.
5. To reset the count-up timer to zero, press ZABWINO.

4.5. Using Memory Functions (M1-M4 Presets)

The timer features four memory buttons (M1, M2, M3, M4) for storing and recalling frequently used times or for interval timing.

1. In TIMER mode, enter the desired time using the number keypad.
2. Press and hold one of the memory buttons (M1-M4) until the display confirms the time has been saved.
3. To recall a saved time, simply press the corresponding memory button (M1-M4). The saved time will appear on the display, ready to start.
4. For interval timing, set the first interval, save it to M1. Then set the second interval, save it to M2, and so on. You can then cycle through these presets as needed.

4.6. Adjusting Alarm Volume

The timer features a volume switch, typically located on the side or back, allowing you to select between different alarm levels (e.g., High, Low, Mute) or a flashing LED indicator for silent operation.

5. Kusamalira

• Yeretsani chowerengera ndi chofewa, damp nsalu. Osagwiritsa ntchito zotsukira abrasive kapena kumiza unit m'madzi.
• Avoid exposing the timer to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight for prolonged periods.
• If the display becomes dim or the alarm weakens, replace the batteries promptly.

6. Mavuto

7. Zofotokozera

• Chitsanzo: TI030018WH
• Mtundu: MARATHON
• Zofunika: Pulasitiki
• Makulidwe: 4.45 x 2.64 x 4.45 mainchesi
• Kulemera kwa chinthu: 7.1 pawo
• Gwero la Mphamvu: 2 x AA mabatire (ophatikizidwa)
• Max Timer Duration: Maola 99, mphindi 59, masekondi 59
• Mawonekedwe: Direct Entry, Dual Function (Count-up/Count-down), Clock, Memory Presets, LED Indicator, Magnetic Back, Kickstand
• UPC: 063442000342

Chithunzi 6: Miyeso yazinthu.

8. Chitsimikizo ndi Thandizo

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