brightspark

Bodyclock sunrise switches off

The Lumie forum is for general discussion of Seasonal Affective Disorder and all things light therapy. To join in you'll need to register.

We do not monitor this forum every day. If you want to reach Lumie please go to our contact us page.

Post reply Start new thread
Prog
joined 29 Nov 2007
1 posts

send a pm

Posted by Prog, 23:11 29 November 2007

I've been using my Bodyclock Advanced for some time now and it's been great. I don't know how I'd get up without it in the winter months.

I've always used it with the audible alarm but recently thought I'd try it switched off as I'm usually awake before it sounds anyway.

However, the sunrise effect happens as normal but when the alarm time is reached the light switches off completely.

Is this normal? Have I set something wrong? Is my Bodyclock faulty?

Any help would be appreciated.
admin
admin
joined 17 Oct 2002
48 posts

send a pm

Posted by admin, 13:19 30 November 2007

If the alarm isn't switched off, the light will go off about 10mins after the alarm time. Just to stop it being on all day. Could it be that, now you don't have to actively switch off the beep noise, you're not switching off the alarm (i.e. pushing the button in). That would explain why the light goes out shortly after you wake up. If it's not that then please give us a ring on 01954 780500. Thanks

Post a reply

Please note, this forum is for issues relating to SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) and light therapy.

The site is not monitored every day. Offensive posts, including those that blatantly promote products or services, will be removed but should you find something you dont like, please let us know.

To include working links in your post, use [url] at the start and [/url] at the end e.g. Have a look at [url]http://www.lumie.com[/url] for light therapy info

You can edit your message up to 15 minutes after posting.

Please send me an email when someone contributes to this discussion

Please note: submitting a comment will invite you to log in or register for free. Your comment will only display if you log in or register.

Forum terms and conditions.
Contact Us telephone 01954 780500