No it doesn't:

//timertest 0 1 echo -a $!time
(Wait a while)
/timertest -p
/timertest -r
(Wait a while)
/timertest off

Quote:
* Timer test activated
-
11:54:29
11:54:30
11:54:31
11:54:32
11:54:33
11:54:34
11:54:35
-
* Timer test paused
-
* Timer test resumed
-
11:54:38
11:54:39
11:54:40
-
* Timer test halted