iPhone App
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jmaneyapanda
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Sorry, I meant when I try to connect from out of my local network (from work, etc). Everything is configiured properly (as far as I know). The Iphone app will look for the IP and connect, but will not show any information or data. When I just type the IP, it goes right to the AC3- no issues.
Heres another wierd glitchy thing. When I connect by the app on my local network (using the local IP address), the app ALWAYS states there is a "problem with the controller", and the an alarm is on. Despite the fact that all parameters are within range, and the alarm is NOT on. The only way to disable the alarm is to sync the iphone app with the clock on my iphone, which erases the datalog.
jmaneyapanda
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I thought I did so correctly, but I'll need to check to make sure, I guess.
jmaneyapanda
Commencing hatred
What port should the app look to, 23 or 80?
I've had issues of the app not connecting to my Apex while I was able to connect via Safari on the iphone. I reinstalled the app on the iphone and now connects just fine. Try that to see if it works.
I have yet to be able to see previous days' worth of graphing data and manually control my outlets using the app.
Im sure, in due time, we'll see an update.
I have yet to be able to see previous days' worth of graphing data and manually control my outlets using the app.
Im sure, in due time, we'll see an update.
Aquanotes
Aquanotes
I was re-reading Apex information on the Neptune Systems website. I noted the reference to the Aquanotes iPhone app. I had been connecting with my Apex through the web browser, so I figured, what the heck, let's try the App.
I went to iTunes, installed Aquanotes, and after configuring with my Apex's web address, Aquanotes worked great! It even displayed graphs for me , which was complete surprise! However, it does not appear to offer control function in the "Outlets" line. It appears accept a command, but then defaults to the prior setting.
I must have slept through class when this application was discussed. It is much quicker than the web browser connection, but does not allow module control(yet). Great for monitoring the tank.
LL
Aquanotes
I was re-reading Apex information on the Neptune Systems website. I noted the reference to the Aquanotes iPhone app. I had been connecting with my Apex through the web browser, so I figured, what the heck, let's try the App.
I went to iTunes, installed Aquanotes, and after configuring with my Apex's web address, Aquanotes worked great! It even displayed graphs for me , which was complete surprise! However, it does not appear to offer control function in the "Outlets" line. It appears accept a command, but then defaults to the prior setting.
I must have slept through class when this application was discussed. It is much quicker than the web browser connection, but does not allow module control(yet). Great for monitoring the tank.
LL
ThurlowR
Member
Re: Aquanotes
Re: Aquanotes
For free cant complain but I wish the author would come out with a new version. I would even be willing to pay upto $10 for a full working version:rollface:
Re: Aquanotes
The iPhone app is flaky. See on my 3GS it controls the Outlets but resets my Apex when I goto graphs.
For free cant complain but I wish the author would come out with a new version. I would even be willing to pay upto $10 for a full working version:rollface:
cato
New England
Hmmmmm, wonder what the deal is? Funny too that Neptune is marketing the Apex as "Interfaces with AquaNotes iPhone application" when it isn't able to actually control the unit from the app. I got the above quote directly off Neptunes website under the Apex controller page. Is this something that's "in the works" still or what?
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