Page 2-3: Timers

Pages 2 and 3 choose timer behavior and timer duration.

Page 2: Timer Mode

• This page uses paired cyan double-flash menu markers.
• Timer Off is red.
• Turn timer is light blue.
• Turn timer with auto-advance is purple.
• Player budget is amber.
• Player budget with auto-advance lights the full row and ends in red.
• Auto-advance moves play forward when time expires; player budget tracks each player’s total time per beacon.
• Cooldown hides timer controls. Buzzer can use a normal countdown timer, but never uses timer auto-pass; its separate buzzer timeout controls auto-reset.
• If a player budget expires without auto-pass, that player flashes four red markers while normal active-turn lights still show through.

Related

• Turn Order Mode
  One player is active at a time, with clear waiting, on-deck, and active turn feedback.
• Advanced Game Modes
  Build games from stages, rounds, timers, and mode changes.
• LED and Gesture Reference
  A quick map of the colors, animations, and button gestures used across NexTurn.

Page 3: Timer Duration

• This page uses blue alternating menu markers.
• The physical menu has 8 quick timer choices. Each step lights one more LED, so you can see the selected level at a glance.
• Turn timers are 30 seconds, 1 minute, 1 minute 30 seconds, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, or 15 minutes.
• Player budgets are 5, 10, 20, 30, 45, 60, 90, or 120 minutes.
• Use the app when you want to type in a more exact duration.

Related

• Managing Presets
  Save common play styles, timers, and pass settings for quick setup.

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