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what is a snooze interval on an alarm clock?

i have a honeywell atomic alarm clock with a laser projector and temperature reader. when setting the last step for the alarms, there is something called a snooze interval (As i read in the manual). it goes from :01 to :59. what does this mean? please explain in an easy way because im terrible at comprehending.

Snooze is the button you hit when the alarm goes off. Press the snooze button to have the alarm ring again in a few minutes. If you want the alarm to go off, but want to sleep for a minute and not worry about missing work you use the snooze button.

Set it for 9 minutes and set the alarm 10 minutes back. This way when the alarm sounds at 6:20, you hit the snooze button, alarm goes back off at 6:29 and you're out of bed by 6:30. Or you can keep hitting snooze and stay in bed longer

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The Latest In Cordless Barcode Scanners

Motorola Enterprise Mobility group which is largely built around the barcode scanning products and technologies gained through its acquisition of Symbol Technologies (the leader in mobile computers and handheld barcode scanners) recently announced the MT2000 Handheld Mobile Terminal.  This handheld barcode scanner replaces the Symbol Phaser line of cordless barcode scanners which were the defacto standard for rugged handheld cordless barcode scanners.  In addition to providing barcode scanning of 1D and 2D barcodes, this handheld barcode scanner also features DPM and image capture capabilities.  Unlike the phase handheld barcode scanners though, the MT2000 Handheld Mobile Terminal does not require MCL for application development as it uses Microsoft's Windows CE 5.0 operating system; nevertheless, the MT2000 handheld barcode scanner does come with some pre-built inventory applications as well as an MCL client.  For cordless barcode scanning, this device uses 802.11a/b/g wireless technologies to provide barcode scanning virtually anywhere in your business.  As a rugged barcode scanner, the MT2000 cordless scanner has a 6 ft./1.8 m drop specification, IP54 sealing, and scratch-resistant tempered glass exit window help ensure reliable barcode scanning in spite of everyday drops and exposure to dust and liquids. While Motorola's discontinuation of the Phaser Series of handheld barcode scanners has been disappointing, it appears that the MT2000 will soon become the defector cordless barcode scanner for companies to implement handheld barcode scanners in the business.

In other developments, Honeywell, formerly Hand Held Products, announces availability of the Honeywell Dolphin 9700 rugged mobile computer with integrated barcode scanner.  In addition to wireless LAN, wireless WAN and GPS capabilities, this mobile computer is available with scanner options including the 5300 Standard Range (SR) barcode scanner, the Smart Focus (SF) barcode imager, or the High Density (HD) Imagers with High-Visibility laser aimer – all of these built around the Adaptus barcode scanning and imaging technology .  The Dolphin 9600 handheld barcode scanner enables cordless barcode scanning anytime, anywhere and is housed in a sleek yet rugged design.  In addition to barcode scanning, the device is equipped with multi-media data collection capabilities to ensure that users can capture signatures, as well as full-color images and video.

Next month, we expect to see some further developments with handheld barcode scanners as Datalogic introduces their ELF line of cordless barcode scanners and mobile computers.

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About the Author

Edmond Shi has worked in the computer industry since the early 1980s when he began his professional life as a software developer.  Since then, Mr. Shi has published numerous articles ranging from respected academic journals to trade magazines on topics ranging from the impact of computers on organizations to computers in manufacturing organizations. Now he is concern with different types of barcode printer and barcode scanner technology and product design.