Hatch Sleep Clock has a variety of clock setting options and we are happy to help guide you in how to get it set up just the way you want it!
How to access your clock display settings:
Step 1: Connect
First, make sure you’re connected to your Hatch Sleep Clock.
Step 2: Device Settings
Select the gear icon in the upper right corner of the app to access the device settings menu.
Step 3: Select your Restore 3
You’ll see a list of devices in the device settings menu. Select your Hatch Sleep Clock device's name from the menu.
Step 4: Clock and display
Select Clock and display to review and adjust all the options for your clock display!
Clock Display Options:
On or Off?
If you would like to change when your clock display is on or off, tap on the text next to the "Clock display" text at the top of the menu. You can select from the following options:
- Always On: the clock will always show the time, unless the brightness for either nighttime or daytime has been turned down to 0%.
- Always Off: the clock display will remain off at all times.
- Off at Night: With this option, you can select a specific time for the clock to turn off and on.
Tap to See
If you have your Hatch Sleep Clock set to be off, you can select the "Tap your Sleep Clock to see the time" to enable a feature that will allow you to tap your Hatch Sleep Clock anywhere, and have the time displayed for a short period of time.
24 Hour Time
Prefer that your time displays in 24 hour format? Just toggle the "24-Hour Time" option to the on position (you will see teal on the toggle option if it's on).
Brightness level
The daytime or nighttime brightness levels use the ambient light sensor to determine how much "light" is in a room. The Hatch Sleep Clock brightness level will adjust the clock brightness based on how much light it senses.
**The daytime and nighttime brightness settings described are for the iOS version of the app only.
- Daytime Brightness- When the ambient light sensor senses light- it will assume the Daytime Brightness setting.
- Nighttime Brightness- When the ambient light sensor does not sense light- it will assume the Nighttime Brightness setting.
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