Timer mode default settings

So, what exactly is the idea here? Does she press a timer button, you get a beep, alerting you that you're being "paged" and you have X amount of time before you appear before her and she deactivates the timer? Or are you DEFINITELY getting zapped once the timer is activated? You just have X amount of time to think about it before it happens.

You've probably had this discussion on the old forum, but I didn't find your site until that was taken down.

Sleep deprivation has long been known to be an effective technique for breaking down a subject, prior to reprogramming. A random shock to the penis while the subject is attempting to sleep would achieve sleep deprivation. I would suggest random intervals of 1 minute, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, and 60 minutes. The level of shock to be delivered should be enough to wake the subject from a sound sleep.

A security question. If two users are in the same place at the same time, is there interference?

If the "low" pulse is just a notch above barely noticeable, then it is too low, in my opinion.

*IS* there a cancel, should she change her mind?

Time function I would like...

While my boyfriend is at home, I'm able to keep him aware that he's locked up. But he's off at work for 8 to 9 hours a day. I occasionally call him at work to give him little reminders. But I don't really want to interfere with his work and it takes me time to do that.

What I want is something that will give him a reminder every five to ten minutes. I would like the time between to be random so that he's not able to expect it. If it's a constant time between reminders, he's likely to get an external timer to give him some advance warning.

The level of the zap should be sufficient to make him aware of its presence, but not so much that it could interfere with his work (some of his work requires adjusting and fine tuning instruments and a sudden jerk could mess up several hours of work). A level similar to what you'd get when you stick your tongue on a 9volt battery would be about the level that would be good.

Would this timer be able to run on the receiver unit alone? or does the receiver need to be within range of the remote or DL2K-Link? This would be while he's at work several miles away from the remote & link. I don't know if we'd be able to get away with putting a DL2K-Link on one of the computers at his work.

I don't know if this would be a timer function or not, but he also wakes up about an hour before I do. Sometimes his alarm clock wakes me up too. I would like to have an alarm clock mode where it gives him a medium level zap every minute starting at 6AM on Mondays through Friday and continues until he click a button on the computer or something to indicate that he's actually gotten up. I suspect this is something that could be done via a separate program running in conjunction with the DL2K-Link.

I had another timer function idea that might be useful.

As I mentioned in my previous comment, my boyfriend is off at work for 8 to 9 hours a day. While there, he will not be supervised and I'm fearful that he'll get the idea to put some sort of insulation between the contacts and his skin to avoid getting his periodic reminders (as described above).

I would like to be able to schedule an alternate zap patterns to occur three to four times a day at a specific time. Then he can keep a log of when those zap patterns happen and reports back at the end of the day. If his log is missing any entries, then that would mean he either wasn't paying enough attention to it or had somehow disabled it.

This would need to be running concurrently with the periodic reminders timer.

As an aside, does the DL2K measure the resistance across the circuit to detect if the circuit is open (i.e. no longer making good contact)?

TIMER LEVEL 1: Pulse intensity medium, interval approx. 20 seconds, count 20
TIMER LEVEL 2: Pulse intensity high, interval approx. 1 minute, count 60
TIMER LEVEL 3: Pulse intensity high, interval approx. 4 minute, count 30

Arguments:
Intensity "low" is probably not useful for timer - it's meant for "do here and now" but everything is fine, you are behaving correctly.
In the above "1" and "2" are punishments. "3" is for playing in bed.

Personally (in an ideal world) I would like the "low" setting somewhere between low and medium.
The "medium" where "high" is now. And "high" as an ultra deadly punishment - absolutely not for daily use !!!

The timers should then be:
1: low with 20 sec count 20
2: medium with 1 min count 60
3: medium with 4 min count 30