how to use a daisy bloom projection alarm clock
1811530
It should come with a booklet, but there are buttons to set up.the time and alarm. Just set them and you're ready.
1811531
below is my post for the rocketship alarm clock--I think all the instructions are the same/similar for the daisy. good luck! Ok, so I have the daisy bloom clock for my daughters and the rocketship version for my sons. It's tricky to figure out how to set it but my kids are happy with their clocks now that we've figured it out. I have no idea why people are upset with the batteries--we've been using ours since Christmas and I haven't had to change a battery yet. 1) set time: hold down "time set" button for five seconds, then use up and down arrows to change, and press "time set" button once to toggle between month/day/year/hour/minute. Try it a few times b/c sometimes it just goes to the alarm setting (i don't know why). 2) set alarm: hold down "alarm set" button for 5 seconds, use up and down arrows to change, press "alarm set" button once to toggle between hour/minute. press "time set" button to return to clock 3) turn on/off alarm: press "alarm set" button once, press "up" to turn alarm on and press "up" again to turn alarm off. press "time set" button to return to clock 4) to project the images: push the buttons that read "time" or "image". to focus the image, rotate the cylinder around the lens that projects the image. on the daisy clock, there's a button on top that you can use to flip the projected image of the time upside down. use the dial next to the lens-cylinders to select a different image (you may need to point the cylinders in a different direction to reach the dial) 5) military time: press the "up" button when the time is displayed (not when you're setting the time) good luck
1811532
you don't, the instructions were horrible for something that lasted less than a week. Do not buy this.
170726
I'm not aware of this function being available. The nightlight looks pretty simple, so I would be shocked if there was any ability to control the timer.
1284676
Try this: Unplug it, wait a few seconds and plug it in. Press the SET button and then the up or down arrow button. I have to wear glasses during this part because the writing is so tiny, but along the left side you should see it switching from AM to PM to 00(military time), every time you push the up or down arrow. Once you've got it to what you want, then press set again. Now you use the up or down arrows to set the minute of what time it is RIGHT NOW. Then press set again and use the up or down arrows to set the hour of what time it is RIGHT NOW. Press set again and go through the same routine to set the minute and hour of your desired wake up time. This will become the time when the "sleeping bunny" becomes the "wake up" bunny. There's one last set of times you can set but i've never used that feature. I just press set until it goes back to the time you originally set which is the time it is now. That's it! If that doesn't work, it may be broken.
1495664
Yes, you have to enable z-wave under services and add the lock as a device. Once you do that, call up your service provider like Monitronics or ADT and have them enable it on Alarm.com. I did that and it works flawlessly from my smart phone.
2120603
The pdf file doesn't have clock setting instructions. Anybody know how to set the clock?
707445
We set only alarm one for the time we want the light to go on and set to the "star/moon" position. Make sure you re-set each day but turning to off position then back to star/moon.
1226488
You have to use a monitoring service or it affects as a local audible alarm only. Make sure the monitoring service gives you access to total connect. That way you can program and control the system via the internet or your phone.
2197792
Yes, I have alarm.com and they work perfectly once paired to my control panel. You will need your installer code to do this though.
2275161
I haven't tried it with ADT but if ADT is ZWave compatible it should work. It really depends on how customizable the settings are on your computer interface. I use Alarm.com and have it setup as a light with a custom label and and it works ok like that, but I think it works the best with something like the Mi Casa Verde where you can more specifically customs the settings.
95847
yes you can! you can have the audible alarm at any setting from 0-20 (volume) so you could just set it at 0. you can also plug in your own sounds or download sounds. I haven't done either of those 2, yet. right now I'm working with the Crickets sound, because I accidentally unplugged the unit a while back and it un-set my radio station. the light stays on for about 2 hours, I've found, if you don't turn it off.
986145
Never used it as a alarm clock, so I have no idea. However, it is a very decent spy cam.
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.
44841
Press "set", the rightmost button. It will flash to set either a 24 hour or 12 hour clock. Use the up and down arrows to choose, then press set. Now it will have you select the current hour of the day. Use the up and down arrows to select the hour, then press set. Now you set the minutes the same way. Press set when you finish that. Next you select the hour of the time you want naptime to end, then press set. Next, select the minute of the hour for naptime to end, then press set. Next set the hour of morning wake-up, then press set. Next set the minute of morning wake up. Then leave the clock to flash until it shows the current time. If at any time you leave the clock to flash for too long before you are done, it will save your settings and then revert back to the current time display. To continue setting nap or morning wake up times, you start the directions at the very beginning. The slider on top has four settings: off, nightlight only, day/night light, and alarm. Off is... Off. The nightlight makes the whole face glow, which is great for the picture that is just one animal sleeping. The day/night light is to be use with the picture that is half day, half night. If you have set it correctly, once you switch it to day/night light, the bottom light (night) should be on while your child is sleeping, and the top light (day) should be on when it is wake up time. The alarm setting is the same as the day/night light except when it is wake up time, it has a VERY loud chirping bird alarm that caused my two-year-old to come tearing out of his room because "birds are in my room!!!" :)) There you go! It looks complicated typed out, but one you figure it out, it is quite simple :) Good luck!
1290718
Yes you can. I don't have the instructions with me, but the alarm can be set to just use the lights, which is what I have set for my Mother. It will stop flashing in about 15 minutes if not turned over, so don't worry about running the batteries down as well.
627882
I looked at the manual and believe all you have to do is turn the sleep timer off. When sounds are on in the continuous mode, you can only use a buzzer as an alarm if you also use the unit as your wake up alarm. If you go to the sound oasis website, you can download the manual. look at page A-10.
265142
Not this one. The company makes a light/alarm clock that slowly brightens before the alarm goes off (see http://www.amazon.com/Verilux-Shine-Natural-Wake-up-Light/dp/B003TPSD7K/ref=pd_sim_hpc_14), but I've not tried it.
715775
Google reizen 3 in 1 talking clock instructions and it will find them. I just tried it.