mobileCLOCK Version 3.9 |
Updated: 2006.09.11 |
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The timer screen is shown below. All aspects of controlling individual timers
can be accomplished with this screen. The links to the
right of the image will give further detail about specific functions of this screen.

Overview
Menus
Start/Pause/Resume: You can control the operation of the timer by tapping
the button at the bottom-center
of the screen. The button will display one of the 3 following labels, and the
function of the button will depend upon the current text of the button. When
the Timer is currently running, this button will appear inverted.
- 'Start' will be displayed if the timer has not been started.
- 'Stop' will displayed if the timer is running. Tapping the button
will stop, or actually 'pause', the timer.
- 'Resume' will displayed if the timer is paused.
List: Next to the "Done" button, this button will popup a list of all of the events
of the event type (Alarms, Timers or Stopwatches). Tapping on any of those events
in the list will take you immediately to that event screen.
Set the Timer time: Tap the top or bottom of the digits to adjust the time setting.
You can also set the
time by entering digits using the grafitti area or keypad. As you enter
digits an indicator will appear to show you which digit will be edited next. On
Treo devices you can also navigate to the digit and press the 5way-Ctr button to
increment the value of the digit.
In order to
aid in adjusting the setting with a finger (instead of a stylus) the sizes of
the seconds and hours digits are dynamic. When you try to adjust the seconds,
the size of those digits will become large, and the hours digits will become small,
and vice-versa.
Prev: Tapping the button at the bottom-right will stop the Timer and will return
it to the previous setting.
Timer name: You can assign a name to the event by using the field at the top of the screen. If
you are using mobileCLOCK in unregistered (demo) mode then that field will be
disabled.
Sound button: This will open the Sound
screen, when the sound/volume for the event can be selected.
(c) 2006 rMOBILE