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<title>
Clock Specification
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<h1>Clock Specification</h1>
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<a name=description>
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The clock shows the time, a stopwatch and allows a daily alarm to be set.
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<p>
The clock provides three functions: 1. Displays the current date and time.
2. Provides a stopwatch. 3. Allows a daily alarm to be set and enabled/disabled.
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<p>
Status: BT
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<h2>Use Cases</h2>
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<ul>
<li><b>Viewing Date and Time</b>
<p>While the PDA is in its cradle, the office worker uses it as a
desktop clock.
<li><b>Jogger</b>
<p>A jogger runs around a 400m track 6 times. He starts the stopwatch as
he starts, and presses a button each time he rounds the track. He can
observe the precise time taken for each lap.
<li><b>Setting Daily Alarm</b>
<p>The traveller sets an alarm to wake him up at 5:30 each morning.
<p>(not yet implemented: The traveller never wants to be woken on Saturday,
Sunday, or Wednesday; the traveller can easily press a "Snooze" button
to get a little more rest, but the alarm will sound again; he never
misses getting woken)
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<h2>Features</h2>
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<ul>
<li>Clock: Display an analog clock, digital clock and the date in one view.
<li>Stopwatch: Display an analog and digital stopwatch timer.
The digital timer has a resolution of 1/100 second.
<ul>
<li>Start/Stop: The [Select] hardware button must Start/Stop the stopwatch.
</ul>
<li>Daily Alarm: Allows a daily alarm to be enabled/disabled and set.
<ul>
<li>Audible Alarm: When the alarm is activated an audible alarm must be
sounded.
<li>Visual Alarm: When the alarm is activated a dialog box must be shown
with the alarm details.
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<h2>Prerequisites</h2>
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<ul>
<li>Alarm Server: requires a working alarm server for daily alarm function.
<li>Audible Alarm: requires speaker/buzzer.
</ul>
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