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How to adjust the volume on the iPad and iPhone app.

• 2 days ago
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The steps below outline a few ways to adjust the alert/ alarm volume on your iOS app. If you're not hearing an audible alarm at all when timing is complete, please check out this guide to enable the alert.
In-App Time Alert settings
In the main Timer view (home view) you will see a green bell or vibrate icon under the Timer in the right corner. Tap on that to open two sliders for sound and vibration. When they are green, sound is ON. Tap the carrot (downward arrow) to hide the buttons.
Using the Volume Buttons or Sound Settings
The physical buttons on the side of your device are your main volume buttons: turn up the volume using the top button, and turn the down the volume using the bottom button. If this does not change the volume, navigate to Settings > Sounds and slide the Ringer and Alerts slider at the top of the page. You may also want to enable the "Change with Buttons" option to allow you to change the volume via the buttons on the side of your device.

Depending on the OS you are running they are in Notification Center(iOS 6 and Later). You can access Notification Center by swiping down from the very top of your screen in iOS 7. You can change Notifications on an app by app basis in Settings, Notification Center.

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hi Unpopster.
these links might help you find out why.
How to Fix an iPad iPhone or iPod Touch That Won Charge Anymore
or this one.
If your iPhone iPad or iPod touch won charge

If an alert says that your accessory isn't supported or certified. These alerts can appear for a few reasons: Your iOS device might have a dirty or damaged charging port, your charging accessory is defective, damaged, or non Apple-certified, or your USB charger isn't designed to charge devices.
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