Is there any way to set up a real-time alarm? That seems like a pretty basic thing ($30 pulse-ox devices have it), but I don't see how to do it.
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There is no alarm to set on this app to allow an alarm to sound if the Sat drops below a certain level. There is a pitch toned to the pulse Oximeter which works well, and should be a very useful software enhancement to the much more basic $30 finger probe.
379614
Have not tried to do it but I should the company would be able to tell you. Just give them a call.
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Unlikely that they will ever add this feature. This a consumer model, sold without a prescription, intended for informational/recreational use by athletes and pilots and is not intended for medical use. The models approved for medical use may be identical in quality and reliability, but cost many times the price and available only to medical personnel or patients with a prescription.
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Not in the current software. By the time any pulse ox alarms you patient has tanked... Rely on the early clinical signs of hypoxia rather than alarm that goes off too late...
2197792
Yes, I have alarm.com and they work perfectly once paired to my control panel. You will need your installer code to do this though.
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I'm not sure. I use the Endomondo app with this product and I haven't seen a setting for it. I would think any alarm/alerts/warnings would be app specific and not necessarily a feature of this product.
1229264
There is no audible alarm. I tested it in a small puddle of water. It only communicates through the Z wave/(Nexia App or web site) and sends you an alert if you have selected the alert function.
1811530
It should come with a booklet, but there are buttons to set up.the time and alarm. Just set them and you're ready.
272428
What the others said - it's not a phone, nor does it have an alarm. It would be nice if it did, though (are you listening LifeTrak?)
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I tried to do the same thing with the same app and found it to be unreliable. Sometimes nothing would happen when the alarm was scheduled to activate. It may be the tune in app itself, as I've had some startup issues with it.
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It looks to me that you can set the alarm for only one event at a time. You have to re-set for another event later in the day. Keep in mind that this clock also has a "snooze" function, but I haven't used this feature yet. I hope this is helpful.
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Hold down the AL 1 or AL 2 button. When it starts flashing, use the hr/min button. Make sure it's on the am/pm. There is only a pm button, so if it's not lit up then you're on the am. And make sure you have the right alarm on. There's two alarms, so make sure you're set on the right one. Cheers!!
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You can download the manual and it will give you step by step instructions. If you are not tech savvy, then I take it to an alarm installer. They usually charge $20-$50
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You can set it up locally to control z-wave, but without a monthly service z-wave devices are only controlled by the keypad. There is no remote access without alarm.com
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You can use it as a local alarm and home automation device, but then you lose the ability to control and program it over the web. Also, you are not alerted when you get an alarm (an exception might be if you had a land line to your house but I'm not certain). Basically, to get the functionality you'll want out of this device, you need it to be able to access it through the web. The only way to access it through the web is to go through Honeywell's Total Connect website. The only way to get access to Honeywell's Total Connect website is through a vender who will charge you for monitoring.
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I went with AlarmSim, but as @LeppardQueen said, it will take a while to pay off.. I figure either way is less expensive than getting a new system.. I'll report back once I receive it an set up.
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No alarm. It's basic function is to measure the oxygen saturation in the blood and a quick way to measure your pulse... Just like when you go to the doctor's office... In about 30 seconds.
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This is super easy to set-up just using the alarm.com (of affiliate) website. If the price is right, I'd buy it here. I love mine!
869681
sure. using a mobile app to control your z-wave system. its not a super impressive alarm. its pretty loud but not jump out of your skin loud.
512541
With the app, there is a feature to set an "alarm" so you can turn the light on with a certain intensity/color. It would be a pain, but you could create 5-10 alarms separated by a few minutes, each one brighter than the next.