Can this be monitored by a Droid instead of an Iphone?
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I don't think so. but i didn't tried, if the izon vieq app is available on android i think it can if not
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Right now it's only iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. There is a free app you can download, but so far it's only for the Apple devices. Here's their website for more info. http://steminnovation.com/izon
184713
I would believe so, there's an App for android that lets me view it from anywhere should I choose too. So I assume the Apple one does the same. The weakness of the camera is that I don't believe you can record video. It's pretty much live view or motion alerts/snapshots.
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You can put the app on a number of phones to monitor the camera. But having the camera now for two weeks i would not recommend it. The user interface and application are not highly functional and I have been unable to find a way to get it to capture motion events. The documentation stinks. I was trying to buy something cheaper than a Dropcam but I am afraid I will have to shell out more money for that.
1452616
Not sure. You may be able to modify your existing system. Call your monitoring company.
27414
I don't know what you mean by monitoring. If you are asking if the individual phones will show caller ID in their respective rooms, then the answer is yes. I have the main phone plugged into the phone line and the other three are spread out throughout the house.
1094871
No. The watch only shows you the data that is transmitted by its linked phone application. This data tends to be of your current activity.
2276129
No. The CellSensor detects the 'field strenght' (for health) as opposed to the 'signal message'. You'd be beter off with a WiFi sniffer for that use.
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The problem is that you need the device to be capable of acquiring data from the transmiter in it's own frequency and I do not think that the iphone is able to do that without a special additional device. For example you have a app called sports tracker that has its own heart rate monitor, I do not know how it works gut there must be some way to catch the information from the heart rate monitor to the phone. For what I know is very probable that you should need some additional device to get the heart rate monitor frequency.
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The device connects to your iPhone by bluetooth, which has very limited distance. Your cabin is too far away to send a bluetooth message to your iPhone. If you had a computer running at your cabin, it might be able to monitor this temperature device, but you would probably have to have special software to send an alert over the internet to your home computer or your phone. Keep in mind that this device only sends a temperature reading. I don't believe the software app it uses sends out alerts. It would need software or a special app to send out an alert signal or message.
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No - this cannot be viewed from a Smartphone. It's strictly a Peephole with a wonderful viewer.
1420393
I haven't used my system much but from all the material I've read no you can not, the app has a login that you have to get from a monitoring company.
2030421
It works normally, but the app for mac or android is not a real time monitoring system, the app it's just for see all what you do before to synchronize with your phone
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You need to have a monitoring service. The iPhone interface is available through Honeywell. It's called Total Control. We use Alarm Relay for monitoring. It's like ten bucks a month and is UL listed.
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per instruction manual, this is not to be used for continuous monitoring. Would work for short while as it registers as long is on finger but not sure how long that would be; several minutes or until battery is depleted but definitely not for a long period of time.
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You will have to subscribe to a total connect service to allow for self monitoring. There are several companies out there that will do it and the costs depends on what features you want. If you want weather, camera integration, etc.., it will cost more. If you just want basic remote control and email/text notifications you can find it for less than $10 a month.
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I think so. I was able to develop my own iPhone app to read the temperature. If the Android device support Bluetooth 4.0 (i.e. Low Energy), it should be possible. I think the WeatherHawk website has some developer info for that.
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Yes I have an I Phone and I can monitor either thru the LAN or thru the internet. Follow the directions.