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This article presents timer circuits. Timers (as opposed to alarms) do not start automatically and either count elapsed time (stopwatch) or count down from a preset value (cooking timer). They may still trigger an alarm but only after a certain amount of time has elapsed. All references in this article to 'seconds', 'minutes', etc mean SurvivalCraft 'seconds' etc. These are defined by the Real Time Clock outputs.

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  • This article presents timer circuits. Timers (as opposed to alarms) do not start automatically and either count elapsed time (stopwatch) or count down from a preset value (cooking timer). They may still trigger an alarm but only after a certain amount of time has elapsed. All references in this article to 'seconds', 'minutes', etc mean SurvivalCraft 'seconds' etc. These are defined by the Real Time Clock outputs.
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  • This article presents timer circuits. Timers (as opposed to alarms) do not start automatically and either count elapsed time (stopwatch) or count down from a preset value (cooking timer). They may still trigger an alarm but only after a certain amount of time has elapsed. All references in this article to 'seconds', 'minutes', etc mean SurvivalCraft 'seconds' etc. These are defined by the Real Time Clock outputs.
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