Can it be set like an alarm clock to remind of medication times or appointments?
1488458
Only if the medication times are at regular intervals. You set a single amount of time, and it counts down from there to buzz when it reaches zero. It's probably not a good tool for keeping appointments.
1488459
Not exactly. It's set up to go off at set intervals to remind you to do something every 30 minutes, or hour, or however long you set it for.
1488460
No, it is not like an alarm clock. It only goes off at intervals, such as every half hour or hour.
1488461
The way the MotivAider works is that you program it to go off at a certain interval, say every 5 minutes, and it continues to go off at that interval until you turn it off, or reprogram it. The time intervals can be set from one minute to 23 hours and 59 minutes, and it goes off at the same interval every time, until you change it. (You can also apparently set it so you receive signals on a random basis). So you could use it to remind you of an appointment by setting it to vibrate at the time interval between when you set it and when you require the appointment reminder. That time interval, once set, would remain constant until you reset it. Unlike an alarm clock, it is set to go off after a certain interval of time, rather than at a certain time.. Personally, I think that it would not be a very satisfactory appointment reminder. A watch with an alarm, or an alarm on your cell phone would work better. Rather than reminding you that you need to be somewhere, what the Motive-Aider is good at is reminding you to check in with yourself to determine if you are doing something you want to do more of, e.g., maintaining good posture, or want to do less of, e.g. grinding your teeth, so that the frequent checks help you to stay focused on your behaviour and help you change it in the way you want it to change.
1488462
No, it does not have a clock so it cannot be set to certain times. It can only be set to go off at intervals, such as every minute or every five minutes.
730276
Yes. If you set your alarm for 8 in the morning it would say out loud: "Good morning, it is 8 o'clock am." Same thing for anytime in the evening. The voice is loud and clear.
874362
Yes, there is a full Alarm Service Settings where you can set by hours, by day, by day of the week, you can setup sensitivity and even chose to send images or a video clip by email or messenger.
1780019
No, not really. You can only set it to go off a certain number of hours and minutes from the time that you set it. If it was the same number of hours everyday from when you were setting it to when you wanted it to go off you can just re-start easily to count down again once it has gone off.
2006206
No it does not tell the last time it was opened. Each compartment has a number you set each alarm to that compartment. It works for anyone that wants to be sure they take their meds the same time each day.
386709
There is a built in clock that can be programmed to turn it on and off at what ever time you program into it. It's automatic once you set the times you want :-)
663534
You set it the old-fashioned way. There's a little wheel on the back that you turn to set the time and the alarm. Easy!
1991587
Yes to the first question. You can set individual custom volume levels for alert tones, band audio volume, and both timed alarms. Can be set quite low for softer alerts.
917488
hello, can you be more specific on your question please? this is an interface for alarm ,this isn't an alarm.
370549
Yes; the alarm "timer" ones you do. However, they make a alarm clock style one also....
1439533
You can program it to the time , like 7 am 11 am 3 pm etc it works great on the alarm , the vibrations is to strong then the battery's come lose , but on the alarm it works great ,
602397
Yes. It has a digital clock and hour/minute buttons like those on an alarm clock.
1165701
I have never used it for that reason but the instruction book says you can set the device to operate at various times of the day and random time periods to avoid predictability. So I would say the answer is "yes."
874361
I do not believe so. I found the programing for wake, leave, return, and sleep were easy to set. Hope that helps.
2149431
Yes, as Alicia mentions, the Hale software you download allows for multiple alarms with different tones, volume, repeat schedule, snooze and dismiss settings. It's quite flexible and personally think very easy to setup multiple alarms for different wake up times.
2186772
I don't believe that can be done. I have to set it each time I want to change the wake up time.
392627
I loved it. Yes, you can, sort of. You'll need to set two alarms at specific 12-hour intervals. Like one at 7am and one at 7pm. I take my meds at 6am because I have to have an empty stomach and can't eat for an hour. So the alarm goes off, I take it with water on my nightstand, roll over and go back to sleep. Sometimes I wake up an hour or two later and can't remember if I really took it. That's the best feature of this--I can look at the lid and it will confirm for me that I did indeed open the lid, and then confirm that I took it.