I want to set my iphone alarm, but when it goes off, I want the sound (music) in another room. Can do that with this?
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No. The Bluetooth function doesn't sync up with the alarm. You can have your phone hooked up via Bluetooth to play music though. But the alarm only has tr radio, standard beeping, and vibration.
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If you did this it probably would set off the alarm and I am not sure you want to do this if you do not need to. It is a very loud sound.
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As far as I know, you would need to set the alarm to Bluetooth, get the song lined up that you want to wake up to, then push pause on the phone. When the alarm goes off it will play that song. However I would make sure it's not on random as that may change things. No other way that I could think of. Good luck.
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Hi Dr. Richey, My particular unit is connected to my iPhone 6 and has an alarm on/off setting. But I have not turned it on during use yet.
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Yes . You have to turn the alarm off or it resets after 2 hrs of it being triggered.
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Sadly I do not believe that is an option on this alarm. While I absolutely love this alarm, it does have a severe lack of seemingly standard options. Your stuck with remembering to turn it on and of when you need it.
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Yes, you can. If you you have your number on the dial list, it will dial you and you can turn off the alarm and listen in. The alarm will then go off if retriggered. The S02 manual which you can download gives you details on all this.
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The button at the top between the volume buttons will turn off the music/noise. The light will stay on unless you push the light button too. Dont use the alarm 1/alarm 2 buttons on the sides.
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You would need to download an Alarm app to use it. The alarm function runs through the device.
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Yeah, I love this thing. Perhaps you should contact the company that produces it. The sad thing is that it only plays one song as an alarm. So suppose I have a folder called MyMusic and it had 3 songs in it. I have to set the Alarm to play that one song. When the alarm goes off, it will play that one song over and over again until you shut it off. It will NOT advance to the next song. I hope that answers your question. I've asked the company who makes this to at least allow us to play the songs within a folder, but as of yet, i've not gotten a response. Perhaps if more ask, they will develop this feature.
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When it plays music on the alarm function, is it music only, or the alarm sound as well? (I have one that simultaneously also beeps while it's on wake with music, I do not want one like that ever again.)
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I'm pretty sure you cannot do that. Your iPhone toggles between music outputs. You cannot choose more than one at a time.
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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.
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No .. You have to use cell. This is not usable without alarm.com and it's app.
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This works really well for me. However when I want to sleep and still be able to hear the alarm, I usually use an app on my phone called WhinenoiseHD and that works better for me. It has a timer so it turns itself off after 2-3 hours.
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You will need to adjust the volume manually for wake up. You can wake up to your iPhone through the speakers. You could wake to a song that starts out soft and builds. Save the 200 bucks, Sound is great.
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Yes. But the vibrate attachment does not work if this alarm mode is used. Waking to songs on the iPhone is simply your iPhone alarm playing through the iLuv alarm's speakers. You can't make the alarm clock control the iPhone directly.My daughter actually sets three alarms:1) the first of the two iLuv alarms she has set to play just radio (which she truns off when it goes off, and she goes back to sleep). 2) Then 15 minutes later her iPhone alarm starts playing music (which she turns off and goes back to sleep). 3) Then 15 minutes later the second iLuv alarm goes off with a buzzer sound and vibrate mode, to finally wake her up. Yes. But the vibrate attachment does not work if this alarm mode is used. Waking to songs on the iPhone is simply your iPhone alarm playing through the iLuv alarm's speakers. You can't make the alarm clock control the iPhone directly.My daughter actually sets three alarms:1) the first of the two iLuv alarms she has set to play just radio (which she truns off when it goes off, and she goes back to sleep). 2) Then 15 minutes later her iPhone alarm starts playing music (which she turns off and goes back to sleep). 3) Then 15 minutes later the second... » Read More Yes. But the vibrate attachment does not work if this alarm mode is used. Waking to songs on the iPhone is simply your iPhone alarm playing through the iLuv alarm's speakers. You can't make the alarm clock control the iPhone directly.My daughter actually sets three alarms:1) the first of the two iLuv alarms she has set to play just radio (which she truns off when it goes off, and she goes back to sleep). 2) Then 15 minutes later her iPhone alarm starts playing music (which she turns off and goes back to sleep). 3) Then 15 minutes later the second iLuv alarm goes off with a buzzer sound and vibrate mode, to finally wake her up. « Show Less