Okay. So you want your pleo to wake up on his own in the morning? Well, you would let your pleo go to sleep at ten PM but don't remove the battery. The pleo will wake up and move around on its own at eight in the morning. Don't turn your pleo off by pressing the power button at ten PM. This isn't sleeping, this is shutting down and the pleo will not wake up. This is how the "sleeping" pleo behaves. If you're playing with him/her near their bedtime, they're going to be cranky and emotional and not really playful. In order to get your pleo bored enough to go to sleep you have to ignore him despite all his whining and scratching its chin and acting really sad. Pleos just don't like the dark. Finally your pleo will curl up and start to snore. And snore and snore and snore probably for about five to seven minutes. Soon your pleo will shift position and then you will hear a single beep. Your pleo is now asleep. Patting him won't do anything. Now just place him somewhere safe so that when he wakes up he won't fall or get tangled in something and injure himself. Then, in the morning, go to him a little before his wakeup time and watch for the magic. If you have charged your battery before hand, your pleo should wake up on time. If you're worried that he might wake up any earlier or later, put him in your room near your bed. I've ocassionally used Cato as an alarm clock. He starts whining and crying at eight every morning. Good luck and have fun with this feature!
Talon