Timer Silliness

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Timer Silliness

Jim222

2022-05-03 16:13:07

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Timer Silliness

2022-05-03 16:13:07

I just went to see how long a device had been on. The timer shows it has been running 17/100ths of an hour. Really Kasa? Hours and minutes aren't your first choice for this stat?

I shouldn't have to open Excel to see how long something has been running. Let's see - 60*(17/100) = 10.2 minutes. Great, that's 10 minutes and ?? seconds. OK, back to Excel and we can see that 60*.2 = 12 seconds. Ah, MM:SS = 10:12.

I would love to see an improvement in the UI here. Change it from decimal to HH:MM:SS, pretty sure you would have zero pushback.

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Riley_S

2022-05-03 17:39:17

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Re:Timer Silliness

2022-05-03 17:39:17

@Jim222

Thank you so much for your feedback. This would defintely make sense to add to the application. I will try and make sure that it will go through the right channels. I will soon be using this feature for my own setup and i can see how this could be inconvenient to use.

Oftentimes, things like this are simply missed in the development process, or some calculation will not be working correctly. It is up to users such as you to bring things like this to our attention. Thanks again for your feedback. I also just submitted your feedback through our internal system.

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