Alarm Clock - Baum VarioUltra 20 User Manual

the main view will now display "Pause" and "Stop" buttons which
can be used to pause or stop the measurement. When paused, a
"resume" button will appear in the place of the "Pause" button,
which will resume the measurement.
4. The time measurement can be accompanied with acoustic signals.
Open the command menu by pressing S3 and then select menu
item Tone Signals, and then the corresponding entry.
5. The "Display End time/Interim" button opens a message which,
during a measurement, gives the interim time at that moment. The
command is executed when the measurement is paused, which
gives the interim final time, and when the stopwatch is stopped,
which gives the final time.
6. Close the dialog with "OK" to return to the main view.
7. "OK" or "Cancel" will close the stopwatch dialog. If the stopwatch
has been started it will continue to measure time, and any set
tones will continue to be emitted; to stop it, the stopwatch main
view must be opened again (from Main Menu, select menu item
Timers > Stop watch).
8. When VarioUltra is switched to standby while the stop watch is
running, the stop watch will continue silently.
9. To stop the measurement, press "Stop" in the main view.
Within the open stop watch (main view) the following shortcuts are
available:
1. Start stopwatch = B4
2. Stop stopwatch = B6
3. Pause measurement / resume = B5
4. Consult end or interim time = B8
5. While stopwatch is running, follow time on the Braille display with
command t+B9.
6. Seconds beep on = B1
7. 10 second beep on = B2
8. No beeps = B7
These shortcuts can be pressed during time measurement.
Once started the stop watch will continue even if VarioUltra is switched
to standby mode, or running another application.

8.3 Alarm Clock.

Four independent alarm clocks can be configured here. Each can be set
individually with its own wake-up time and with the weekday it should
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