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Prisma Puzzle Timer

There's a new problem I'm getting. It's pretty much only a problem in the Fridrich PLL training though. Basically I stop the stackmat and Prisma just keep going until I start and stop the timer again. The time on the stackmat logs in underneath the timer but the timer itself keeps running. I have to start and stop the stackmat again to get Prisma to stop before it will give me the next scramble.
 
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I've found a bug:
I tapped on the stackmat and pressed "reset" on it. Then the display went crazy :D
If i tap again on the stackmat, PPT records 0:00.00.
I'm not sure if it's easy to fix.
 
I love this timer.

One thing i dont like is the inspection. I would like it to only show seconds and not hundreds. The hundreds are very distracting.

But i really like the timer.

EDIT: How can you start a new session? I cant find it.
On cct there is a big new session button. It would be nice to add it in here too. ;)
 
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http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/regulations/#notation

Double Outer Slice Moves (outer slice plus adjacent inner slice):
12a5) Clockwise, 90 degrees: Fw, Bw, Rw, Lw, Uw, Dw. (see 12a1).
12a6) Counter clockwise, 90 degrees: Fw', Bw', Rw', Lw', Uw', Dw' (see 12a5).
12a7) Clockwise, 180 degrees: Fw2, Bw2, Rw2, Lw2, Uw2, Dw2 (see 12a5).
12a8) Counter clockwise, 180 degrees: Fw2', Bw2', Rw2', Lw2', Uw2', Dw2' (see 12a5).

Inner Slice Moves (adjacent slice of outer slice only):
12a9) Clockwise, 90 degrees: f, b, r, l, u, d. (see 12a1).
12a10) Counter clockwise, 90 degrees: f', b', r', l', u', d' (see 12a9).
12a11) Clockwise, 180 degrees: f2, b2, r2, l2, u2, d2 (see 12a9).
12a12) Counter clockwise, 180 degrees: f2', b2', r2', l2', u2', d2' (see 12a9).
 
It depends on the notation being used. For example, on 4x4, if you're using SiGN notation then r is a double layer turn, but if you're using WCA notation then it's Rw. On 3x3 both r and Rw usually mean a double layer turn.
 
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