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Manage multiple alarms with advanced flexibility using this app, which connects to compatible Bluetooth hardware. Customize settings like weekdays, snooze duration, and ringtones remotely. It also syncs time automatically and displays temperature and humidity.
2.4.0
December 21, 2021
UI Improvements
Clock System is designed for advanced alarm time management. It allows users to remotely control multiple alarms and customize various settings through a user-friendly mobile interface, enhancing the experience with compatible Marathon Bluetooth hardware.
While the app utilizes Bluetooth Smart technology for remote control and settings modification, the connected hardware runs independently even without an active Bluetooth connection. This ensures basic functionality remains available.
The app allows for the remote management of up to five alarm settings. These alarms can be configured for individual weekdays, weekends, or set to occur once, offering significant flexibility in scheduling.
Users can customize alarm settings extensively, including the duration of snooze, the length of the sound, the ringtone, and the sound level. You can also set alarms for specific days of the week or for a single occurrence.
Yes, Clock System automatically synchronizes its time with your mobile network. It also includes DST (Daylight Saving Time) switching where applicable, ensuring accurate timekeeping without manual adjustments.
Beyond alarm management, Clock System includes a countdown timer and displays the current temperature and humidity. It also provides historical charts for these environmental readings and shows the battery status of the connected unit with low battery alerts.
Clock System is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to work seamlessly with Marathon Desktop Bluetooth, Panoramic Bluetooth, and Jumbo Bluetooth Systems.
The latest version of Clock System is 2.4.0, which was released on December 21, 2021. Updates typically focus on improving functionality and compatibility with hardware and mobile operating systems.
