Hi.
That could well be the case. I don't remember them being overly
accessible, I think 1 of the timers perhaps the count up one didn't
actually talk at all. I think that one was sold by cobolt, would they
perhaps have some instructions for it?
Very best wishes,
Mo.
On 15/06/2023 16:47, Darran Ross wrote:
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Yep, I've tried sliding, pressing pushing and holding all buttons etc . So far nothing.
Perhaps I'm just flogging a dead horse and the electronics for the talking end of things are simply bust.
Darran
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Hi.
It's been years since I saw one. If memory serves, there's a sliding button on the right hand edge to turn it on or off. Have you tried sliding it downwards to see if any of the modes make it speak?
Very best wishes,
Mo.
On 15/06/2023 16:04, Darran Ross wrote:
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I've got a Voice Craft Talking Timer here, and I'm wondering if anyone remembers them and may be in a position to get me up and running with one.
It's got a display screen going across the top, and underneath this is a line of three buttons. The buttons are long and narrow, similar to an HDMI connection.
Under this there's another three identical buttons.
The lower portion of the unit has a flip down cover that can be used as a stand for the timer, but that also conceals a voice on, Voice off switch and two other buttons.
Finally, it takes two button batteries to operate, and also on the back has a clip for a belt or can also be used as a stand.
Does this device sound familiar to anyone? It's working, the display is up and running, but I can't get a peep out of it.
I know it's a long shot, but if you don't ask, you don't get!
Thanks.
Darran
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