Will it function as an alarm clock, even if you use an iPod with no clock function? i.e. does the speaker dock have a functioning alarm?
898885
No alarm. It's just a clock and night light and the clock doesn't have adjustments just gets the time off your iPhone from the first time you dock it. There's a free app from Phillips for an alarm or just set your iPhone alarm and dock it. I didn't like the Phillips app but use my phone alarm nightly
898886
You would need to download an Alarm app to use it. The alarm function runs through the device.
2280970
There is no app. When you connect your iPod to the dock, the dock speakers are used by the iPod.
19497
iHome iH9 Alarm Clock Speaker System with Dock for iPod (Black)Just another data point, I agree that the FM quality is very poor, and I'm having the same problem reported by others with static and noise when using an iPod Touch 2G. It works fine with the iPod Nano 1G. I'm waiting to hear from customer service.
2044473
I do not own an iPod, but, if the iPod has an awake alarm feature then it should. I use Pandora on my iPhone to wake me up. You just have to make sure the auxiliary is plugged into the phone (iPod) and the aux is turned on, on the clock itself.
2189595
Yes. Just set your alarm on your device and leave it docked. Make sure your bluetooth is turned on and synced to device.
1025200
This depends entirely on the connection. The clock HAS an aux. input connection, however you will need a connecting cable and you will probably not have as many functions as when you mount an iPod into it's top connector. For example, it will not charge your android. I use it with my iPod and have not used it with my droid, so WHAT functions would work I can not say.
930730
One thing that stood out when I was researching this before purchase, was dependent on what shows on the iPod/iPhone screen when plugged into the device (whether car dock, home stereo dock, etc). I recall seeing an explanation on this on cablejive's site, or maybe it was a chat tech support with them. This is the way it was explained to me when I was researching it, and it was true for my 2nd Gen iPod touch: -If your dock normally allows functionality of the iPod when you connect it, i.e. you can scroll through music and playlists, etc. but usually see the volume bar across the bottom of the screen disappear, then this would work with your device because it only requires an "audio" connection, not a full data connection. This was the case for my iHome radio dock at home, I could still scroll through music and playlists and Pandora from my iPod while docked. The dockboss air DID work for me in this application. -If your dock takes over the iPod, i.e. the iPod displays "docking accessory" and locks out all audio functionality, then this will not work with it as that device requires a full "data" connection to the iPod. This is the case with a BT device I added to my vehicle, it locks the iPod screen from any music menu stuff (music collection, Pandora, etc.), and forces me to instead select my music through the other device's screen. The dockboss air DID NOT work with this device. When you connect your iPod to your Chysler's cable, does it: 1-lock your iPod screen and force you to select music from your radio's screen? --if so, then this most likely won't work because the dockboss air doesn't support this data-based connection over the air 2-or does it keep your iPod screen open and allow you to select music directly from your iPod, and only transfer the audio to the radio (radio might just display "device connected" or something)? --If this is the case, then I would say you have a good chance this would work for you because this is an "audio-only" connection.
2162209
I got the ipod alarm function to work about 2 times out of 5. It was so frustrating that I had to return it. I'm guessing that you aren't doing anything wrong, but it's just a flaw in the unit.
1798535
Sorry, I don't know the answer to that question. The clock radio has the old style, bigger iPod connector built into the top of the clock radio. Maybe it would work with an adapter of some kind?
420
I have an ipod touch 4th Gen and the clock is useless. Buttons don't work and mine won't even auto sync the time with my i-pod. I am returning it. I have tried to get it to work for 3 days now (I posted a 1-star review on it if you want more details).
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When you plug your phone into the dock and have the phone set as an alarm - which I also do - being in the dock does not interfere with the phone going off or reaching over to turn the alarm off when it sounds. It is no different than having the phone on the nightstand.
1677769
:-) I ran into the same issue. What I did was uplugged the clock, plugged it back in, put iPod in dock and the iPod synced the time with itself. Hope this helps. If you have lost the instructions, you can view and or download at http://site.us-appliance.com/pdfs/icp122wowner.pdf
821830
If your phone is docked and the devices are connected on the AUX setting, you can simply set an alarm on your phone however you want it to go off. The phone alarm will play through the alarm clock. I don't believe the clock itself will play a musical alarm.
759254
Does not has an alarm if you set the iPod and connect it in the dock may be will work but will be very loud
213667
yeah，the acoustics of this product is perfect. I think it will fit your demanding well. But it can only worked with iphone 4 /4s and ipod and previous version as well . Of course, it will be worked as a clock without any additional equipment.
117429
I have an iPhone 5c and it will work with an auxiliary cord, pretty sure the iPod touch will work the same way if you can't plug it into the clock itself.
1974754
I haven't tried it for an alarm but keep it on for the clock. It is a really marvelous speaker and I am so glad I purchased it.