24h Timer

How the schedule works

• The day is split into 24 hours.
• Each hour has 4 quarter-hour blocks: 00-15, 16-30, 31-45, and 46-59.
• Each quarter block stores one state.

Quarter-hour symbols
-  OFF for the full quarter
+  ON for the full quarter
R  random ON transition inside the quarter or combined random span
r  random OFF transition inside the quarter or combined random span
S  split hour shown on screen when the four quarter values differ

What happens while it runs

• The timer follows local time, not elapsed cycle time.
• When you load a 24h profile, the output immediately jumps to the correct state for the current time.
• Consecutive R blocks combine into one possible ON window.
• Consecutive r blocks combine into one possible OFF window.
• The Timer Screen shows the next possible switch window as hh:mm - hh:mm.

How it looks on screen

24h Timer
+--------------------------------+
| Hour                Type       |
| >05<                [S]        |
+--------------------------------+
| [00-15] [16-30] [31-45] [46-59]|
| [-]     [+]     [R]     [-]    |
| Turn=Select   Short=Lock/Edit  |
| Hold=Save+Back   K0=Back       |
+--------------------------------+

Important differences from the cyclic timer

• No Start/Stop/Reset buttons are shown.
• The status screen adds Next Change Between.
• 24h profile filenames automatically use the -24h suffix.

Where to edit it

Use the 24h Timer Settings Menu on the TFT display or the Web UI.

Warp Speed

• When enabled, one real second advances the runtime by 60 seconds.
• The countdown still looks normal in MMM:SS format.
• The 24h tile also shows Warp mode.
• Warp Speed is forced back to Disabled on every reboot.