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Alarms
EJfTER
ALARII NUMBER:
TVpe a number from 1 to 6 from the list of available
alarms.
MOS: (01-12):
TVpe the month (1-12) to schedule the alarm for.
DAY: (01-31):
Tvpe the day of the month (1 to 31) to schedule the
alarm for.
HRS: (00-23):
TVpe the hour to schedule the alarm for (in military
time where 00
=
midnight, 12
=
noon, 18
=
6pm, etc.)
MIN: (00-59):
TVpe the minute (0 to 59) to schedule the alarm for.
Note that leading zeros are not required, and the cursor moves
automatically to the next field when an entry is made.
In cases where
the number is also the first digit for another entry (such as 1
=
Januarv, 11
=
November), ei ther use the leading zero or use the RETURN
key to move the cursor to the next field.
When the time and date for scheduling the alarm have been correctly
input, your entry is displayed along with the current time and date.
In
addition,
you
are prompted to set the alarm or exit to the Alarm Menu.
ENTER ALARM
MOS (01-12):
DAY (01-31):
HRS (00-23):
MIN(00-59) :
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(S)ET OR PRESS ESC TO EXIT
Press ESC if
you
want to cancel what you've done so far and return to the
Alarm Menu, or press S to set the alarm and proceed to the next menu
(where
you
will identify the alarm type).
After
you
set the alarm, the
screen prompts:
ENTER
ALARM
TYPE: (M)ESSAGE (C)OMMAND LINE (IMM)EDIATE COMMAND LINE
From this menu,
you
define the type of alarm to schedule. Instructions
for setting and using alarm types are on the next page.
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