Can you remotely control from iphone out of wi-fi signal
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Yes you can remotely control from an iPhone (as well as Android), tablet or computer. You can connect directly to WaterPoint from the WiFi on your phone, but we recommend connecting through a WiFi router with an internet connection which allows you to access WaterPoint from anywhere. Connecting WaterPoint to a WiFi router is simple, with no changes required to the router and no networking knowledge needed.
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Indeed you can. I was able to switch between my iPhone and my PC just by disconnecting my iPhone.
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It depends on your receiver and what protocols it supports. This device only supplies WiFi Networking to the receiver, it doesn't add functionality to the receiver. If your receiver supports AirPlay or DLNA, then yes. DLNA is not supported natively in iOS, there are servers you can run on your iPhone. If your receiver supports AirPlay, then it should be easy. Although, you may need to re-configure your router in either case to allow connections over those protocols.
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You need a compatible Z-Wave hub to control this. If that hub can be controlled via iPhone, then yes.
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No remote. However, just like any other Bluetooth device you can be across the room control everything through iPhone, android, iPad, or any device that will connect to it via Bluetooth.
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Yes you can. You can operate the camera remotely if you put it in wifi mode. It's a bit of a hassle to set up, but it does work!
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I believe you can as long as monitoring companies there can program it. you can use Lynx-touch app on iphone to control but you will need a separate card that goes into the alarm. check more info on total connect.
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The unit does not include anything to control it remotely. It is a Z-wave device which means it's compatible with a number of Z-wave controller setups. I have a MiCasa Vera Lite that works really well with it, but you can use others too. That said, you can use the device without a controller simply using the keypad, but the real power and options come by pairing it with an appropriate Z-wave controller.
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No. This communicates through your router. So your phone/computer will have to connect to the same router to control them.
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No. It only transmits over your local wifi, so your iPad has to be within range of your home network.
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Controlled by a separate insteon controller. To control via iPhone app you will need to install the seperate Insteon Hub device on your home network. I have done this and works great. The Hub also lets you setup scheduled on/off of lights etc
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Remotely yes - via phone or computer. However "voice commands" will not allow you to turn on/off the unit.
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The IP version (Iphone version) is indeed Y-cord. The regular one that doesnt include the ip remote control is J-cord
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The app works from both my phone and tablet via WiFi or cell. Only thing I cannot control remotely is turning my camera alarms on or off. Kind of a pain if my wife stays home for the day after I leave. I did find I can remotely turn them so she does not constantly alarm the motion sensor.
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In my experience I have been able to use the Wi-Fi handheld remote to operate the go Pro camera when it is on the Phantom however as soon as it flies out of Wi-Fi range then the remote no longer can get the signal to the go Pro camera. Only recently have I been using the two together and I'm not up to speed on all of the features of the camera and the remote for the camera.
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Not from the remote iPhone app. Not sure about the setting directly on the thermostat
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I have mine, and the ONLY way to control remotely is over the internet through the website. I'm not a computer genius, but the thing registers itself, etc... and you need to access it through the web. If anyone knows otherwise, let me know!