How to Set an Alarm on your Sonos System



image of sonos settings menu list


1.  Within the Sonos application (app) press the menu button in the upper left corner.


image of sonos settings menu list alarm option


2.  Navigate and scroll down within the list and press the alarm option.


image of sonos app alarms page


3.  Select and press new alarm.


image of sonos app alarm settings


4. Set the time, room, music, frequency and volume for the alarm. Once all settings are complete press the save button in the upper right hand corner of the app and you have completed setting an alarm on your Sonos system.




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