I use the alarms to turn on the SBT as my alarm clock every morning. I set it to turn on a radio station rather than alarm sound.
Is there any way to get it to turn itself off say after 2 hours? Perhaps integrate the sleep function?
Wishful thinking: can I get it to change stations at pre-determined times?
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Thread: can you set duration of alarms?
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2012-08-20, 19:31 #1Junior Member
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can you set duration of alarms?
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2012-08-20, 20:20 #2
Not sure about the answer to the first question, but to change stations at a predetermined time you could set another alarm, with the different station as the alarm.
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2012-08-20, 21:08 #3Junior Member
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2012-08-21, 17:02 #4Junior Member
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ok I set 3 alarms 2 minutes apart - radio station 1, radio station 2 and music tone.
It changed from one to the other station with a beep and pause in between. unfortunately the third alarm using a music tone went on ad nauseum until I switched it off so this can't be used as an "off" alarm.
I will experiment with some radio stations that don't play, and could use these as off alarms.
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2012-08-21, 18:25 #5Senior Member
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2012-08-21, 18:56 #6
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2012-08-22, 13:30 #7Junior Member
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To set the duration of the alarm, go to Server Settings.
Go to the Player tab
Choose player from the drop down menu and choose Alarm from the other drop down menu
On the "Alarm Timeout" select the number of minutes the alarm runs
To run multiple alarms make sure the time for the following alarm is set for the time plus the number of minutes on the "Alarm Timeout"
e.g if you set the alarm for 7am with an alarm timeout of 15 minutes, the next alarm should be set for 7.15 am to allow the first alarm to finish.

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