$Id: USING,v 1.2 2003/11/19 09:25:43 james Exp james $ Alarm Clock, User Manual Getting Started Set the clock by typing the time in 24-hour format followed by #0 Set the alarm time by typing the time followed by * Use * to cancel the alarm when it rings Display * HH:MM:SS TT.TT Messages # if present, asterisk (*) means alarm is set HH:MM:SS is the time in 24-hour clock format TT.TT is the temperature, if a sensor is present and enabled # indicates the next key is a command Operations Clock Set to set the clock to 21:45, type 2145#0 to set the hour only to 12, type 12#0 to toggle daylight saving, type #0 default: 00:00 Alarm Set to set the alarm for 08:25, type 0825* to set the alarm if it is currently off, type * default: time 08:00, on/off state set by holiday mode Alarm Silence to silence the alarm while it is sounding, type * default: the alarm will sound for 256 seconds and stop Alarm Off to turn off the alarm for tomorrow only, if it is on, type * default: set by holiday mode Holiday Mode with holiday mode off, the alarm defaults to ring each day to toggle holiday mode, type #1 default: off Tick Tock Mode this mode generates a short tick sound every second to toggle tick tock mode, type #2 default: off Key Beep Mode this mode generates a beep sound on every keystroke to toggle key beep mode, type #3 default: off Temperature Mode with temperature mode on, the temperature is displayed to change the state, type #4 default: off Input Modes normal mode * silence alarm (if ringing) set alarm time (if keyboard input was used) toggle alarm for next day 0-9 digits to be stored on display ready for * or # # enter command mode command mode 0 if no digits entered, toggle daylight saving time if two digits entered, set hour of clock if four digits entered, set time of clock 1 toggle holiday mode (whether alarm defaults on each day) 2 toggle tick tock mode (per second sound) 3 toggle key beep mode (beep on key press) 4 toggle temperature display mode 5, 6, 7, 8 ignored 9 simulate alarm trigger # ignored * same as normal mode