Which mode allows the SLAM to detonate automatically after a certain period?

The Timed Mode is designed to allow explosive devices, like the SLAM (Smart Landmine), to detonate automatically after a predetermined period. This feature is often implemented to minimize risks associated with unexploded ordnance (UXO) by ensuring that a device will not remain active indefinitely, particularly in large-scale operations where personnel and equipment safety is paramount.

In this mode, the timer is set during deployment, and once it counts down to zero, the device initiates the detonation sequence. This is useful in scenarios where the area may not be securely monitored, or the risk of accidental triggering by unintended targets is high. The primary goal of this mode is to reduce long-term hazards posed by the explosives, ensuring that they do not persist in the environment, potentially endangering civilians or disrupting operations long after the conflict has ceased.

The other modes, such as Mine Mode and Immediate Detonate Mode, serve different purposes and operational requirements, focusing on immediate threats or specific activation conditions rather than the automated timing aspect. Self Destruct Mode is also related to safety but typically refers to an internal mechanism for rendering the device harmless before detonation is possible, rather than setting a specific timed detonation.