C1-01 Alarm Clock Settings

No matter how I try I'm unable to change the alarm clock settings. I input the snooze time I want, i.e. 20 mins and change the alarm tone, set the time and save. However, it just keeps defaulting to a 10 min snooze and a standard tone. Please can you help me to stop this default? Many thanks.

Set up a playlist, go to the alarm and select that playlist as the alert. I'm not sure on this though, i've never used a 3rd Gen iPod.

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Just throwing this out there to encourage Apple to consider backing up and restoring all of the iPhone's data, including alarm clocks please.
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I already tried to reset my ipod twice, I even restored it but the issue remains.
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Alarm clock - inaudible

Hello. I have the IPod Nano 5g and when put the alarm for a morning jog, a problem arises.
If you choose to sound the alarm settings - a signal, the morning shows in the dynamics of just one short beep, which you can not hear.
If you choose to sound the alarm settings - playlist, the music playing in the morning not in the dynamics, playing in the headphones, which is also impossible to hear (if I did not sleep with headphones). It turns before each bedtime to remove the headphones from the socket? But it is not practical.
Is it possible to do something to music alarm clock fed to the speaker when the headphones are included? Or at least given a choice in setting the alarm sound - a signal that was a normal tone?
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Apologies for the Google-translator. Sincerely, Alex from Ukraine.
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Щоб знайти рішення в - Apple в Knowledge Base - http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=search, IPod Nano керівництво - http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iPod_nano_5th_genUserGuide.pdf, ITunes і IPod підказки та поради - http://samsoft.org.uk/iTunes/grouping.asp або зателефонуйте Ipod Nano підтримки у вашій країні - Міжнародна підтримка Телефон # и - http://www.apple.com/support/contact / phone_contacts.html

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iOS: Force an app to close
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5137
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After I set a repeating alarm clock to off, it goes back to on after a few seconds. What is happening and how do I fix it? I have an iPod touch, 4th generation, iOS 5, no jailbreak whatsoever.

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