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      <h1>Domain Functionality</h1><p>This domain covers the functional interface of the Alarm feature within the Clock app.  Requests to create, enable, disable, display, modify, or get information about alarms fall under this domain. This includes the Clock app's Bedtime alarm feature<span class="redactor-invisible-space">.</span></p><h1>Conceptual Ambiguities</h1><p>Requests in this domain must pertain specifically to an alarm: users may request a wake up, alert, or alarm at a specific time.</p><p>This differs from the <a href="/production-fr/ontology/timer" class="description-area-link"><strong>timer</strong></a> domain, which involves relative time (e.g. “Let me know when it’s been 10 minutes” goes to <a href="/production-fr/ontology/timer" class="description-area-link"><strong>timer</strong></a>) rather than actual time (e.g. “Let me know when it’s 10:10” goes to <strong>alarm</strong>).</p><p>This domain is also separate from <a href="/production-fr/ontology/setReminder" class="description-area-link"><strong>setReminder</strong></a>, which must have a topic.  For example, “Remind me to do 20 sit ups when it’s 7 am” belongs in <a href="/production-fr/ontology/setReminder" class="description-area-link"><strong>setReminder</strong></a>, since the user wants to be reminded <i>of</i> something.  However, “<a href="https://lingo.siri.apple.com/production-en/ontology/alarm/description/domain-example/FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF86220FD02E24F70E4335366AC03E4D18">Remind me when it's 7 am</a>” belongs in <strong>alarm</strong> since the user only wants to be alerted that the clock has reached a certain time.</p><p>This domain is also distinct from the <a href="/production-fr/ontology/clock" class="description-area-link"><strong>clock</strong></a> domain, as the alarm domain cannot tell time or offer information about dates.</p><p>Requests within the homeAutomation domain regarding home security alarms may have overlapping vocabulary with the alarm...