Working with your ‘Get it on time’ Tabtime Super 8 Pill Timer
Colon :
When flashing, this indicates you are on the clock setting and it is counting time.
Battery Life Indicator
Volume setting.
Mode button.
Hold to set time/alarms (hold until screen is flashing).
Press to cycle between alarms.
Setting your timer is very straightforward.
Hour and minute buttons. Used to set the time.
When you first open the timer, please remove the plastic tab from the battery compartment on the back.
When setting times/alarms, pay attention to the graphic on the top lefthand corner of the screen.
Initially, the main screen, will show no icon here. As you set multiple alarms, it is the only screen that will show you multiple chimes. This is the clock screen.
To set the clock hold down the mode button until the 00:00 flashes.
When it is flashing, press the hour and minute buttons until it reaches the appropriate time (remember that the clock is in 24 hour mode).
Once you are happy with the time set, press the mode button. The time (except for the : will stop flashing).
After setting the time, you are able to set the mode.
Pressing mode once brings you to the first alarm, as indicated by the bell chime logo with a 1 next to it.
The bell with the 1 next to it, on the upper left hand corner of the screen indicates that we are setting alarm 1.
Follow the steps above to set alarm one. After setting the time, pressing the mode button again brings up alarm two, and so on.
The last function is the egg timer, this is a countdown, if you want the alarm to go off every 4 hours, for example. It is set in a similar manner to the alarms above.
Finally, pressing the mode button again after reviewing the 8 alarms and the timer function, takes you back to the clock. You’ll know this because it will display icons for all the alarms that you have set, and, the : indicator will be flashing.
In the example above, the main clock screen shows us that we have set 3 alarms (1, 2, 3) and that the time is now 5:59pm.
Good luck setting your timer, and, we hope that you find it useful. For further support, please contact
Parkinson Society Central & Northern Ontario at 416-227-1200.
