Set the alarm for 1:57 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 1:57 p.m.

As you finish logging the crew’s arrival with the Philippine Coast Guard and prepare to leave, set the alarm for 1:57 pm so the final check does not slip past you. The alert lands just before 2:00 pm, giving you a clear cue to confirm that the arrival entry is complete before you head away from the shore.

Because your phone may still be paired with earphones tucked into a pocket or bag, the alarm sound can go there without you noticing. Check the audio output after setting 1:57 pm, then keep the volume where you can hear it over voices, engines, or waves. Leave this page active and keep your phone awake; otherwise, the browser alarm may not sound, and the crew’s arrival could remain unconfirmed when you leave.

Before stepping away at midday, look at the light around the place where you will handle the final confirmation. Strong Philippine afternoon glare can make a screen difficult to read, while moving indoors may leave it unexpectedly dim. Choose a shaded spot, raise the screen brightness beforehand, and keep the confirmation details visible. That preparation lets you respond to the 1:57 pm alert without stopping to adjust the display during the last minutes before 2:00 pm.