On Feb 21, 11:55*am, "Doug" wrote:
On Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:55:53 -0600, bud--
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On 2/21/2012 6:36 AM, Doug wrote:
Ok I want to wire in a electronic wall timer that says it can be wired
into a 3 way switch. *I will read the instructions again but in case
it doesn't answer this, does it matter if the timer is wired to the
closest 3 way switch to the electric circuit panel or the farthest
one? * *In either case, if a person used the other 3 way switch to
turn on or off the light, would that affect the timer if it's already
set for a later time?

A link to what you are talking about would help.

Is it just a timer in addition to the 3-way switches? (It can connect
across the travelers.) How is it powered? Does it have a battery? Does
it need a neutral?

If it replaces a 3-way switch how is the timer is powered? Does it need
a neutral?

Using the 3-way switches should not affect the timer.

Sorry Bud I was in a rush this morning to make an appointment. *Here
is the timer I had in mind....http://www.intermatic.com/Products/T...Electronic_Tim...

The wiring diagram only shows common wired into the hot line.

Jimmie