If you remember to take your meds before the alarm goes off, can you tell the timer to skip one alarm?
216652
You can turn that alarm off for the day but you will need to turn it back on before the next day.
216653
No. You have to turn the alarm off then turn it back on again after the time has past.
754765
Yes it does. It will remember the last settings you set up. If you want the alarms to work, you just have to enable them each time.
1995302
It can be. Example: Set to 3 minutes and push Start/Stop. When the alarm sounds, press the Start/Stop once to silence it. Press a second time and it begins a new 3-minute cycle. Clear the setting altogether by pressing the Hour and Minute buttons at the same time. A very handy timer
955700
I don't know how to answer this Question but if i set both alarms they both go off and the radio plays for an hour and then turns off but the alarm is still fine for the next day.
1709569
You can take the pill container from the top part but then you won't have the clock part with the alarm to remind you when it's time to take your medicine.
1453537
Yes. This has happened twice now. At first I assumed that I set the time wrong however, the alarm was going off at a different time.
1518226
It will automatically turn off after 1 hour. AFAIK you can't change this behavior but you can extend it to two hours if you set 2 alarms, one hour apart from each other.
1449479
set the time you want and then push the memory button. I use mine to remind me to take my medicine. I need to get another because this did not last but 9 months.
938213
No... it will remember the alarm settings, but you have to reset the clock time if it loses power. Fortunately, that is easy to do.
1947159
I don't use the alarm. I set it for 7 am and 5 pm. That gives the user (my mom) 10 plus hours to retrieve the pills. Figured taking them late was better than taking multiple doses. (the pills are accessible until the next time spins around)
1108217
It looks to me that you can set the alarm for only one event at a time. You have to re-set for another event later in the day. Keep in mind that this clock also has a "snooze" function, but I haven't used this feature yet. I hope this is helpful.
1915745
You set the alarms for times... Say 9:00am then 3:00pm then 9:00pm. At those times the locked 'wheel' rotates letting you access the next space with pills. You can not see or get to other spaces unless you unlock and remove the top. You can't change the time or alarms unless it's unlocked and open.
726441
No. It's a countdown timer alarm. Set the hours and minutes you want it to go off in.
369820
I programmed my unit without the alarm. It blinks for a brief period of time when pills are ready to dispense--no alarm.
165169
Not that I know, hw withing app has a "reminder" section where alarms canbe set. Hope this help.
1439535
It can be programmed at any invervals. Mine is set for 7:30 am and then for 8:00 am to suit my medication needs! It is a godsend! Need to take my pill on time! It wakes me at 7:30!!!
1035356
I'd ask the manufacturer - but could set one alarm to respond after 6 rings, another at 7 and the 3rd to 8. Then once the first responds, go into the menu and turn change the response number of rings to 9; then repeat with the second unit and so on. This would be time consuming and would require multiple calls and adjustments.