Mudita Harmony 2

When you first receive a new Mudita Harmony, we recommend starting out by charging the device for at least 2-3 hours.

When your Mudita Harmony or Mudita Harmony 2 is a new unit or when it runs out of battery power, we recommend charging the alarm clock for at least 1 hour, preferably 2-3 hours before using it.

System updates for the Mudita Harmony and Mudita Harmony 2 are done through our desktop application Mudita Center, available for Windows, Mac and Linux.

There are two resets. A soft reset restarts the clock and keeps your settings. A factory reset returns it to how it left the factory.

There was a clock calibration issue in early versions of the Harmony's software that caused it to gain time.

The Mudita Harmony is controlled by the 3 buttons located on top of the device: the main knob, back button, and light button.

A short video on YouTube that walks you through setting up and using Harmony.

The Mudita Harmony and Mudita Harmony 2 alarm clocks don't require any special maintenance, but there are a few things to keep in mind to allow the clock to perform at its best.

From the home screen, twist the main knob to set the alarm time. Deep-press the knob to turn the alarm on or off: the orange band shows it is on. Melody, light and snooze are under Settings, Alarm.

The Harmony comes with a library of relaxation sounds, which the user can play for a specified period of time or in a loop.

With the release of OS version 2.0.0 for the Mudita Harmony, our alarm clock has gained the ability to have custom audio files uploaded to it using Mudita Center.

Power nap is a countdown timer on Harmony and Harmony 2. Set it from 1 to 180 minutes and a sound tells you when time is up.

This feature can help you organize Meditation sessions and keep track of their statistics.

The Bedtime feature can serve as a reminder that your bedtime is approaching. This can be useful to know when you should start preparing for sleep.

The Harmony's Focus Timer is designed to help organize work and improve productivity.

The Mudita Harmony's display frontlight is off by default and activates for 10 seconds at a time when needed.

The Mudita Harmony and Mudita Harmony 2 alarm clocks have several features, which can work as a timer in various situations.

From the home screen, light-click the main knob, go to Settings > Alarm, then choose pre-wake up, main alarm or snooze settings to change.

The Harmony has 17 pre-defined alarm sounds to choose from. It's also possible for users to add more alarm sounds to the Harmony's library using Mudita Center.

The Mudita Harmony and Mudita Harmony 2 each have a built-in rechargeable 2600mAh lithium-ion battery.

The Mudita Harmony or Mudita Harmony 2 does not rely on any form of wireless communication, making it suitable for people who are EMF-sensitive.

No, the Mudita Harmony does not feature a thermometer.

Harmony 2 has a 2.84" E Ink display with a 2700 K front light, a 2600 mAh battery and a 3.5 W speaker. It has no Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.

The Harmony user guide is a PDF in English, Polish, German, French and Spanish. It covers setup, alarms, all the relaxation tools, settings, resets and updates.

One file holds the Mudita Harmony 2 limited warranty for the US (pages 1 to 2) and the guarantee for the rest of the world except the US and Mexico (pages 3 to 4).