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# VIBRATE
`VIBRATE` Play a ringtone or ringtone file as a vibration pattern. A ringtone is \[a RTTTL format]\(/wifi-pineapple-pager/device/ringtones/) monophonic series of notes.
### When to use it
Use `VIBRATE` to play a custom (or pre-installed system) ringtone as a vibration pattern. Vibration patterns are controlled as if they were ringtones - when a note would play, the vibration motor is triggered. This can be used to generate complex patterns or basic notifications without sound.
#### Syntax
```none
VIBRATE [rtttl or filename]
```
**rtttl or filename *****required***
Play the uspplied RTTTL ringtone, or play a RTTTL file.
To play a custom ringtone, use the entire RTTTL ringtone here.
To play a ringtone file, pass the name of the file. `VIBRATE` looks for the ringtone files in `/root/ringtones/`.
### Results
`VIBRATE` will eit with an error if another vibration pattern or ringtone is currently playing.
### Examples
```bash
# Play the default `alert.rtttl` ringtone as vibration
VIBRATE "alert"
```
```bash
# Play a custom ringtone as vibration
VIBRATION "custom:d=16,o=4,b=200:8e4,8g4,8a#4,8d5,8b6"
```
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