Alarm Clock with "RADIO"???

[azn_damien]

that's not an option in the E680i.

So how about the radio alarm?

in e680i this is in setup > ringer alert style > edit (using ring loud i presume) > alarm clock

[Elaine]

that's not an option in the E680i.

So how about the radio alarm?

in e680i this is in setup > ringer alert style > edit (using ring loud i presume) > alarm clock

in that setting, there is only one alarm for all the events. I'd like a different sound for different events in one day, like, happy birthday if it's someone's birthday, another for personal appts and another for business concerns

[naset]

@elaine
u can buy w800 or k750 to make the radio as the alarm ringtone.hehehe.

[benjat]

better to buy alarm clock with radio function.. more cheaper

[naset]

@benjat
what a good idea...hehehehe

[tarwin]

but less portable and one more thing to carry while travelling

[benjat]

this is why i like to stay in this forum..to many thing can be discuss

[netsnakecq]

set alarmclock,set autorun fmradio,set ring silence.
when time is on,alarmclock turn on phone,not push button......

anybody try?

[jackng]

This is like 2 years late, but anyway you can set trigger FM radio using alarm. The solution is just as suggested previously. FWIW: 1. Install the SALARM app available in another thread ( http://www.motorolafans.com/forums/e...arm-clock.html ) 2. Schedule an alarm to execute "/usr/SYSqtapp/fmradio/fmradio". 3. Unselect the 'Use SysApp' option. The name of this option is confusing. When set, it enables the alarm sound of the built-in alarm clock which is not needed here if you are using the radio. 3. Set the FM radio to use speaker by default instead of headphone by editing "\ezxlocal\download\appwrite\setup\ezx_fmradio.cfg" and set ByLoudSpeaker = 1. 4. Make sure you plug in the headphone to your phone before you retire to bed or else the FM radio won't turn on.

[Elaine]

thanks, will try that