USAGE:
/alarm "name" [clock type] [repeat] [time] [reminder] [sound effect] [mute]
→Set an alarm for a specified time using local, server, or Eorzea time.
>>Clock Type:
lt
Set the alarm using local time.
st
Set the alarm using server
time.
et
Set the alarm using Eorzea
time.
>>Repeat:
Use "repeat" or "rp" to set an
hourly alarm.
>>Time:
Times must be set using the 24-
hour clock.
Time values: 0000-2400
The hour must be omitted
when using the repeat
subcommand.
>>Reminder:
A notification can be given up
to 60 minutes prior to the
alarm.
Time values: 0-60
>>Sound Effect:
Play a designated sound effect.
Sound effect values: 00-05
>>Mute:
Mute sound effects while
undertaking duties.
The repeat, reminder, sound effect, and mute subcommands can be omitted.
The "clear" subcommand can be used to delete all alarms.
Opens the alarm interface when no subcommands are specified.
>>Examples:
/alarm Raid lt 2000 10 se04
(Sets the "Raid" alarm for
20:00 local time, with a
notification given 10
minutes prior.)
/alarm Party lt rp 30 se05
(Sets the "Party" alarm as
an hourly alarm, 30 minutes
past the hour in local time.)
USAGE:
/alarm "name" [clock type] [repeat] [time] [reminder] [sound effect] [mute]
→Set an alarm for a specified time using local, server, or Eorzea time.
>>Clock Type:
lt
Set the alarm using local time.
st
Set the alarm using server
time.
et
Set the alarm using Eorzea
time.
>>Repeat:
Use "repeat" or "rp" to set an
hourly alarm.
>>Time:
Times must be set using the 24-
hour clock.
Time values: 0000-2400
The hour must be omitted
when using the repeat
subcommand.
>>Reminder:
A notification can be given up
to 60 minutes prior to the
alarm.
Time values: 0-60
>>Sound Effect:
Play a designated sound effect.
Sound effect values: 00-05
>>Mute:
Mute sound effects while
undertaking duties.
The repeat, reminder, sound effect, and mute subcommands can be omitted.
The "clear" subcommand can be used to delete all alarms.
Opens the alarm interface when no subcommands are specified.
>>Examples:
/alarm Raid lt 2000 10 se04
(Sets the "Raid" alarm for
20:00 local time, with a
notification given 10
minutes prior.)
/alarm Party lt rp 30 se05
(Sets the "Party" alarm as
an hourly alarm, 30 minutes
past the hour in local time.)
USAGE:
/alarm "name" [clock type] [repeat] [time] [reminder] [sound effect] [mute]
→Set an alarm for a specified time using local, server, or Eorzea time.
>>Clock Type:
lt
Set the alarm using local time.
st
Set the alarm using server
time.
et
Set the alarm using Eorzea
time.
>>Repeat:
Use "repeat" or "rp" to set an
hourly alarm.
>>Time:
Times must be set using the 24-
hour clock.
Time values: 0000-2400
The hour must be omitted
when using the repeat
subcommand.
>>Reminder:
A notification can be given up
to 60 minutes prior to the
alarm.
Time values: 0-60
>>Sound Effect:
Play a designated sound effect.
Sound effect values: 00-05
>>Mute:
Mute sound effects while
undertaking duties.
The repeat, reminder, sound effect, and mute subcommands can be omitted.
The "clear" subcommand can be used to delete all alarms.
Opens the alarm interface when no subcommands are specified.
>>Examples:
/alarm Raid lt 2000 10 se04
(Sets the "Raid" alarm for
20:00 local time, with a
notification given 10
minutes prior.)
/alarm Party lt rp 30 se05
(Sets the "Party" alarm as
an hourly alarm, 30 minutes
past the hour in local time.)
USAGE:
/alarm "name" [clock type] [repeat] [time] [reminder] [sound effect] [mute]
→Set an alarm for a specified time using local, server, or Eorzea time.
>>Clock Type:
lt
Set the alarm using local time.
st
Set the alarm using server
time.
et
Set the alarm using Eorzea
time.
>>Repeat:
Use "repeat" or "rp" to set an
hourly alarm.
>>Time:
Times must be set using the 24-
hour clock.
Time values: 0000-2400
The hour must be omitted
when using the repeat
subcommand.
>>Reminder:
A notification can be given up
to 60 minutes prior to the
alarm.
Time values: 0-60
>>Sound Effect:
Play a designated sound effect.
Sound effect values: 00-05
>>Mute:
Mute sound effects while
undertaking duties.
The repeat, reminder, sound effect, and mute subcommands can be omitted.
The "clear" subcommand can be used to delete all alarms.
Opens the alarm interface when no subcommands are specified.
>>Examples:
/alarm Raid lt 2000 10 se04
(Sets the "Raid" alarm for
20:00 local time, with a
notification given 10
minutes prior.)
/alarm Party lt rp 30 se05
(Sets the "Party" alarm as
an hourly alarm, 30 minutes
past the hour in local time.)
USAGE:
/alarm "name" [clock type] [repeat] [time] [reminder] [sound effect] [mute]
→Set an alarm for a specified time using local, server, or Eorzea time.
>>Clock Type:
lt
Set the alarm using local time.
st
Set the alarm using server
time.
et
Set the alarm using Eorzea
time.
>>Repeat:
Use "repeat" or "rp" to set an
hourly alarm.
>>Time:
Times must be set using the 24-
hour clock.
Time values: 0000-2400
The hour must be omitted
when using the repeat
subcommand.
>>Reminder:
A notification can be given up
to 60 minutes prior to the
alarm.
Time values: 0-60
>>Sound Effect:
Play a designated sound effect.
Sound effect values: 00-05
>>Mute:
Mute sound effects while
undertaking duties.
The repeat, reminder, sound effect, and mute subcommands can be omitted.
The "clear" subcommand can be used to delete all alarms.
Opens the alarm interface when no subcommands are specified.
>>Examples:
/alarm Raid lt 2000 10 se04
(Sets the "Raid" alarm for
20:00 local time, with a
notification given 10
minutes prior.)
/alarm Party lt rp 30 se05
(Sets the "Party" alarm as
an hourly alarm, 30 minutes
past the hour in local time.)
