Is there a way to set weeksay vs weekend alarms, or is that only on the 3550's iphone app?
639548
No way.For the 3520 model, every night before you go to sleep , you should press the alarm button (alarm 1 or 2 it depends on you), then the clock would work in the morning, or else it would not clock on you. So there's no need to the weeksay.
639549
My Monday-Wednesday classes begin at 8, so I have Alarm1 set for a certain time. Thursday and Friday classes start later, so I have Alarm2 set later, which is also a convenient time for me to wake up on the weekend. So in that regard, yes, it does have weekday vs weekend. However, it does not have a 7-day alarm setting--just alarm 1 and alarm 2.
639550
There are two alarms you can set, so you could set one for your weekday wakeup time and the other for your weekend time, then just remember to use the appropriate alarm for each. Otherwise, there is no setting for weekday or weekend.
639551
It has two alarms settings, so you could use one for week days and one or weekends but you still have to manually set them. If there's another way it wasn't apparent.
639552
There are two alarms, but unlike most alarms they cannot be set by the day of the week. So yes you can set a different wake up time but have to remember which one to set each day. I absolutely love the way I feel when I wake up with this alarm, but the actual alarm features are kind of sparse.
639553
There are two alarms you can set. So you can have your weekend & weekday alarms always set.
639554
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.
639555
There is not. I do love the product (I love Lamp???) and find myself waking more gradually and not wanting to pound my old beeping alarm clock i used previously into little tiny pieces. Highly recommended. I like the design much more than the other light clocks on the market. Would like to see an upgraded version that doesn
154168
There's no vibrating alarm setting on this watch. Only 3 different alarms that can be set to daily, week days, or weekends.
512546
Preset times. Yes. I get up early and have them come on before I get up. A dawn simulator is not currently an ability the app has. Great idea though.
53170
Option 1 is to tune the radio to a station. Option 2 is to have the unit access your iPhone and turn on Pandora or some other similar app. BTW, did you actually set the click yourself or did you sync with your iPhone? As another BTW, you should download the iHome and iSet apps onto your iPhone. These two apps allow you to update the firmware on your i38, if necessary, and they allow you to set the alarm clock from the iPhone before docking. Cool!
1730214
Other than setting the clock I never fooled with the auto setting. My wife gets her coffee on the go during the work week. Sorry I'm no help!
98515
I think the difference is that it has a weekend setting and a 10 minutes before bedtime alarm.
1186148
Yes. My 90-yr-old mother only wants to hear the date and time. She never uses the alarm function. She presses a button on top to hear date and time.
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.
1974755
Download D-Saplli from App Store, it works as an clock ( 7 style )with some customization: sound EQ,alarm,music player timer, sleep timer, volume, fast forward,brightness,etc. It's a simple application,easy to use and good looking, just give a try, nothing to lose
181784
The clock has two alarm settings, with a toggle switch to turn the clock to off, alarm 1, or alarm 2. So, yes, you can have a separate alarm time for weekends without reprogramming, but you'll have to switch the toggle between settings. You can't program it to automatically use one setting on some days and a different setting on other days.
1613104
Yes, there are two alarms; you can set them any way you like--weekday, weekend, daily, once.
475873
I don't think you could use it that way. The alarm function is designed so it can be set for 5 separate times each day. Example: 6 AM, 10 AM, 2 PM, 6 PM, 9 PM.
689891
No, this version of the clock can only be programmed with the iPhone. The light can still be turned on/off and adjusted directly on the clock, but the alarm can't be set or the sunrise/sunset simulations initiated without the iPhone. There is a different version that is designed to operate without the iPhone (http://www.amazon.com/Philips-HF3520-Wake-Up-Colored-Simulation/dp/B0093162RM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1379972361&sr;=8-2&key;words=philips+light+alarm+clock). Hope that helps!
2049375
With the iPhone app installed, the clock syncs automatically when you dock. Same with alarms that you setup in the app.
1551525
The iPhone app has a sleep timer and alarm function, or you can use your normal iPhone alarm while the iPhone/iPod is docked. It doesn't have a stand-alone alarm function.
1939109
Yes. U can set different times for each "zone" every day of the week, if I understood your question correctly.
562288
I wish I could help you..........I have mine set for just weekdays and different times for weekends. It's not very intuitive and when I've had to make changes it takes too long a time to re-learn what to do. But it works really well once it's set, and the override button is great. I encourage you to just review the tiny print instructions and play with the thing, eventually you'll get the settings you want. I've learned these digital devices with so many bells and whistles are annoying but I also figure it's part of keeping my head in current technology and I don't want to be too behind the tech curve. You wanted technical advice, not lifestyle....my apologies and good luck! I wish I could help you..........I have mine set for just weekdays and different times for weekends. It's not very intuitive and when I've had to make changes it takes too long a time to re-learn what to do. But it works really well once it's set, and the override button is great. I encourage you to just review the tiny print instructions and play with the thing, eventually you'll get the settings you want. I've learned these digital devices with so many bells and whistles are annoying but I also figure it's part of keeping my head in current technology and I don't want to be too behind the... » Read More I wish I could help you..........I have mine set for just weekdays and different times for weekends. It's not very intuitive and when I've had to make changes it takes too long a time to re-learn what to do. But it works really well once it's set, and the override button is great. I encourage you to just review the tiny print instructions and play with the thing, eventually you'll get the settings you want. I've learned these digital devices with so many bells and whistles are annoying but I also figure it's part of keeping my head in current technology and I don't want to be too behind the tech curve. You wanted technical advice, not lifestyle....my apologies and good luck! « Show Less