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Message: [QUOTE="rmc_olderthandirt, post: 1199128, member: 68872"] If that was intended to be the exact programming of the Pacemaker then I am really confused. Doesn't the JUMP that is programmed into the "SPEED" section need to match the RESET value, ie, JUMP to 0.01 instead of 0? Also, the instructions specifically state that immediatly after a WAIT a new speed is required. This example also has the three events at the same mileage problem. The way I would have programmed the Pacemaker for this example is as follows: Speeds: 1. 24 TO 3.20 2. WAIT = 003 3. 24 to 3.21 4. JUMP TO 0.01 5. 24 TO 4.00 6. WAIT = 003 7. 24 to 4.01 8. JUMP TO 0.01 9. 24 TO FINISH Resets: 1. 3.21 TO 0.01 2. 4.01 TO 0.01 Based on the experiments that I have run I am sure that this example will work correctly. Swap the JUMPs, however, and things will be different. Will you try this? Speeds: 1. 24 TO 4.00 2. WAIT = 003 3. 24 to 4.01 4. JUMP TO 0.01 5. 24 TO 3.20 6. WAIT = 003 7. 24 to 3.21 8. JUMP TO 0.01 9. 24 TO FINISH Resets: 1. 4.01 TO 0.01 2. 3.21 TO 0.01 Now, as you said, bump your mileage up to 4.00, wait for the clock (or clock adjust) so that you are on your minute. Now bump to 4.01, bump once more and it resets to 0.01 If it works properly, the difference time should still indicate that you are on your minute. On my Pacemaker, as soon as the reset to zero is applied the difference time will suddenly show that I am 8 minutes early, as if I had suddenly completed the second loop. I believe that the example you gave works because the second loop has the Jump at a larger mileage than the first loop. To make my Pacemaker work I would program it like this: Speeds: 1. 24 TO 4.00 2. WAIT = 003 3. 24 to 4.01 4. JUMP TO 0.01 5. 24 TO 4.02 (milage extended 0.8 miles, or two minutes) 6. WAIT = 001 (wait reduced equal to the extended mileage) 7. 24 to 4.02 8. JUMP TO 0.02 9. 24 TO FINISH Resets: 1. 4.01 TO 0.01 (corresponds to the first jump) 2. 3.20 to 4.00 (gives me back the "wait" time) 3. 4.02 TO 0.02 (now this jump is at a greater mileage) I haven't actually programmed these values into the Pacemaker and tried them. I will try to dig it out tonight and verify what I said. Rod [/QUOTE]

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