Welcome to AirClock for Palm OS!
This document covers AirClock version 2.40
Introduction
Thank you for downloading AirClock for Palm OS.
AirClock is unlike any alarm clock you've ever seen;
in addition to being a full-featured alarm clock, it has the unique ability to turn on any appliance
equipped with a remote control by using your handheld built-in infrared port. Imagine waking up to
your favorite CD, TV news program, radio show...
- "Set and forget" simplicity with all common functions just one tap away
- Makes an elegant desk, bed or travel alarm clock
- Screen shows large, easy-to-read 12/24 time with running seconds, plus day, date and alarm setting
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Alarm clock gently wakes you by playing one of various MIDI ring tones and/or by turning on your
television, radio, CD player or any other appliance equipped with an infrared remote control
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Also features a snooze function and two unique loud ring tones, great for those
hard-to-wake-up mornings!
- Adjustable background, colors and ringtone settings
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New! Ringtone volume increases for a smoother wake-up
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New! Supports international date formats
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New! Now stays on while charging
System Requirements
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Any handheld running Palm OS 3.0 or greater
- At least 120k of free memory
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Note: AirClock's infrared wake-up capabilities are not yet available on
Palm OS 5 handhelds such as the Palm Tungsten and the Sony Cliés NX60 and NX70
First Time Installation or Upgrade
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What's New in this Version?
AirClock version 2.40 - January 9, 2003
- Ringtone volume increases for a smoother wake-up
- Supports international date formats
- Now stays on while charging
- Does not send infrared signal after the alarm has rung once
- Better backlight handling
- More efficient use of memory
- Fixed a rare screen refresh bug
AirClock version 2.30 - December 8, 2002
- New background image, vibrate, blink LED, hourly chime and snooze duration settings
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Improved infrared range thanks to the new "Boost IR" option,
high-power IR support on Cliés and Tech Center Labs'
IR-Blaster compatibility
- Now runs on all Palm-Powered handhelds (infrared wake-up not yet available on Palm OS 5)
- New "Very Long" option for the alarm duration
- Tapping outside of the "OK" button on the wake-up screen triggers the snooze function
- Alarm sound can easily be interrupted
- Improved compatibility with security applications
- Redesigned graphical rendering engine and infrared library
AirClock version 2.20 - October 21, 2002
- New alarm repeat option
- New "custom" option for precise screen color adjustment
- New alarm title description field
- Alarm now vibrates and blinks the LED on handhelds that support it
- New alarm-related warning when launching from a memory card
- Full preferences backward compatibility
- Various text changes
- Added FAQ document to the distribution
AirClock version 2.10 - October 13, 2002
- New snooze button on the wake-up screen
- Ring tones can now be any MIDI sound installed on the handheld
- Improved support for Palm III models
- A confirmation box is displayed before allowing a system date/time change
- Infrared database is now backed up when handheld is HotSync'ed
- Default color scheme changed to "Blue Backlight"
- Various database-related improvements
- No more screen flicker
- Fixed cosmetic problems under Japanese systems
- New user guide
- The AirSpell Team
http://www.airspell.com
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