How do I change radio volume on the alarm?

I have owned several radio alarm clocks and I have found them all fairly intuitive to operate - no instructions needed, though sometimes it takes a short time of playing around to fill in the operating details.

The alarm buzzer is generated by the audio part of the radio and so those clock radios that do have a buzzer with adjustable volume it is controlled by the radio volume control. In this case it is usually the case that falling asleep to the radio with the volume turned down results in not being woken next morning because the alarm isn't loud enough.

Switching from radio alarm to buzzer is usually intuitive but in the absence of instructions there will be a limited number of switch combinations to play around with.

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We also have this problem. Found this info in the product's Q&A on the website: http://answers.thesource.ca/answers/9026/product/1218694/centrios-centrios-ipod-iphone-clock-radio-white-questions-answers/questions.htm

"Ok. there is a way that you can LOWER the wakeup radio volume. turn on the radio (forget about the alarm right now) and go to the station that you want. when you get to the station, you should be able to press the 'skip/fast forward' button on the remote. when you do this, number 5 should show up beside the station #. When you do this, it lowers the overall volume of every volume level, so now level 19 is equal to volume level 9/10, which for me is loud enough to wake me, but not give me a heart attack! so, now when the alarm goes of, the volume is a lot lower. BUT if you want to wake up to your ipod, this method will NOT work, it will still be up at level 19. so when you turn on your ipod, it will be really LOUD. again, this only works with the radio."

Also if you are waking to ipod and not radio this was in the reviews:
"Fooled with it for a bit and discovered that you have to turn down the volume of the iPod first before putting it on the dock. We've tried it a few times just to make sure and it worked every time!!"

Still not a perfect solution, but a great improvement. Hope this helps someone.

When you set the alarm, turn the volume button on the front counter-clockwise (volume down) until it clicks. Darth will then wake you with one of three extremely LOUD, over-modulated soundbites or the electronic "beep-beep-beep" alarm . You can select the different soundbites/alarm with the "SELE-AL" button on the back. The only problem is, you can't tell which one you've selected until the alarm goes off. Cheap design.

There is no volume function for this watch.

There is a bug with this phone. All of them do this. The V05 firmware that came out 10-2-09 does not fix this. Sorry. I hate this too.

try 2 select a mp3,mid,wav...etc file that plays louder