I would like to know as well. The OP might be letting it run a few days to make sure. dealseer, do you have an issue with an RKL?
Yes it has. So far so good. I haven't power cycled it once. Its been 4 days since I corrected the timer issue.
Thank you so much. I can't tell you how frusterated I was. I learned a lot here.
Thanks for the update. The Archon is different the repeat on it is the total times the on time and off time run. There was a lot of discussion as to which way made more sense and have repeat be the total times run won out. I don't see it changing on the RKE/RKL platform as there are too many out there to have everyone change their timers after an update. What happens is when the timer start time occurs it is copied into ram to execute. If it is still executing when the next start time goes by will will not be reloaded into ram and it will have to wait for another start time to occur. The one executing will continue until it is complete.That is why you were getting a whole day without it running. This is why it is best to make sure the total hours of run is less than 24hrs on a timer.
Thanks for the update. The Archon is different the repeat on it is the total times the on time and off time run. There was a lot of discussion as to which way made more sense and have repeat be the total times run won out. I don't see it changing on the RKE/RKL platform as there are too many out there to have everyone change their timers after an update. What happens is when the timer start time occurs it is copied into ram to execute. If it is still executing when the next start time goes by will will not be reloaded into ram and it will have to wait for another start time to occur. The one executing will continue until it is complete.That is why you were getting a whole day without it running. This is why it is best to make sure the total hours of run is less than 24hrs on a timer.
