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‎04-10-2015 01:11 PM

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In the Sound Settings of the Slate 8 Plus, there is an option to switch SWS mode On or Off under Ringtone & Notifications.  I can't find what SWS mode is in either the downloaded User Guide nor in the HP Support Page nor FAQs.  Nor can I get any Pop-Up to explain the term keeping my finger on it.  Anybody knows? Thanks

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‎04-13-2015 09:19 PM

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SWS option will automatically stops the alarm if you walk few steps. It is useful if you sleep with the gear, wake up and want the alarm to stop by just walking 5 to 10 steps.

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‎04-13-2015 09:19 PM

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SWS option will automatically stops the alarm if you walk few steps. It is useful if you sleep with the gear, wake up and want the alarm to stop by just walking 5 to 10 steps.

‎04-13-2015 09:41 PM

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@Onofre 

 

And just what does the abbreviation "SWS" stand for?

 

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‎04-13-2015 09:43 PM

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Slow wave sleep

‎04-16-2015 01:51 AM

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@Onofre 

 

Thanks. Good thing you know and cared to explain.  Where is this functionality covered by HP publications or you know this from elsewhere? 

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