Hi,
This application lets you select an Alarm timer from 1 to 60 minutes.
The application uses two timer controls: one timer fires every second
and the other fires when the timeout has occured.
You can also set the Alarm to timeout from 1 to 60 seconds for
quick testing.
The app keeps count of the seconds as they tick by and when the
selected number of seconds has been reached the Alarm will fire
and the Image Alerts will be displayed on the PDA screen and the
Audio Alerts will sound through the PDA speaker.
To trigger the Alarm the Alarm must be turned On and the Alarm Value
must be set between 1 and 3600 seconds.
When the Alarm has timed out you will hear Audio Alerts and
see Image Alerts flash on the PDA Screen.
You can easily modify the program to have an Alarm range of any number
of hours that you want.
This app will let you perform the following actions:
Turn the Alarm On.
Turn the Alarm Off.
Start the Counter.
Stop the Counter.
Clear the Counter.
Select a Tone Alert.
Select a Voice Alert.
Select a combination of Tone and Voice Alerts.
Select Alarm Check which will immediately play the selected Audio Alerts.
Press the Enter key to set the Alarm Timer value.
Use the Seconds NumUpDown control to set the number of seconds from 0 to 3600.
Use the Minutes NumUpDown control to set the number of minutes from 1 to 60.
Select predefined minute Alarm Timer presets of:
1,2,3,4,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55,60 minutes.
The file "Alarm1hr.sbp" is the Basic4ppc source code for the application.
The file "Alarm1zip.zip" is the zipped up (.CAB) installation file for the device.
This application was compiled for a PDA with a 240 x 320 pixel screen.
I use this program to wake me up when I take a short nap. It has worked
pretty well so far, the speaker on my IPAQ H2210 is loud enough when
set to full volume to wake me up if I keep the PDA close to my head
while I am taking a nap! You can run the PDA's Audio Ouput through
an external amplified speaker and that will really wake you up!
Here are the screenshots for the app.
This application lets you select an Alarm timer from 1 to 60 minutes.
The application uses two timer controls: one timer fires every second
and the other fires when the timeout has occured.
You can also set the Alarm to timeout from 1 to 60 seconds for
quick testing.
The app keeps count of the seconds as they tick by and when the
selected number of seconds has been reached the Alarm will fire
and the Image Alerts will be displayed on the PDA screen and the
Audio Alerts will sound through the PDA speaker.
To trigger the Alarm the Alarm must be turned On and the Alarm Value
must be set between 1 and 3600 seconds.
When the Alarm has timed out you will hear Audio Alerts and
see Image Alerts flash on the PDA Screen.
You can easily modify the program to have an Alarm range of any number
of hours that you want.
This app will let you perform the following actions:
Turn the Alarm On.
Turn the Alarm Off.
Start the Counter.
Stop the Counter.
Clear the Counter.
Select a Tone Alert.
Select a Voice Alert.
Select a combination of Tone and Voice Alerts.
Select Alarm Check which will immediately play the selected Audio Alerts.
Press the Enter key to set the Alarm Timer value.
Use the Seconds NumUpDown control to set the number of seconds from 0 to 3600.
Use the Minutes NumUpDown control to set the number of minutes from 1 to 60.
Select predefined minute Alarm Timer presets of:
1,2,3,4,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55,60 minutes.
The file "Alarm1hr.sbp" is the Basic4ppc source code for the application.
The file "Alarm1zip.zip" is the zipped up (.CAB) installation file for the device.
This application was compiled for a PDA with a 240 x 320 pixel screen.
I use this program to wake me up when I take a short nap. It has worked
pretty well so far, the speaker on my IPAQ H2210 is loud enough when
set to full volume to wake me up if I keep the PDA close to my head
while I am taking a nap! You can run the PDA's Audio Ouput through
an external amplified speaker and that will really wake you up!
Here are the screenshots for the app.
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Hi pdablue