Connect via Bluetooth, retrieve data, diagnose devices
Connect to devices via Bluetooth to retrieve data using established protocols. Display information for device analysis. Allow users to monitor and interpret device performance metrics.
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Track vehicle mileage in real time using Bluetooth beacons. Manage multiple users with admin, power, and base access levels. Automatically synchronize mileage data across devices. Monitor vehicles and update settings remotely.
View scooter data, set parameters, upgrade firmware
View scooter details, adjust settings, and update firmware via Bluetooth. Monitor battery level and speed. Control lights and horn remotely. Sync with device for real-time data.
Detect nearby wireless activity and connected devices through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth scans. Identify hidden electronics using infrared visualization. Review scan results and organize data for quick reference.
Control Bluetooth water pumps by starting, stopping, and adjusting flow rates. Monitor pump status and receive notifications. Adjust settings remotely via the connected device.
Monitor pressure remotely via Bluetooth Low Energy. View real-time readings on smartphone or tablet. Log data for analysis and share readings. Email logs for graphing pump down curves. Set alarms for pressure thresholds.
Monitor and control PLC devices via ModBus or HTTP protocols. View real-time data and numerical results. Export data through XML files. Access web-based tools for configuration and setup.
Control and monitor DG-1000, DG-700, or DG-8 pressure gauges wirelessly via Bluetooth or WiFi. Capture and store readings. Share readings via email or cloud apps like Google Drive and Dropbox. Display readings in various formats.
Connect a battery to retrieve information such as state of charge, temperature, attenuation, and attf. View detailed battery data and monitor performance metrics.
Send photos via Bluetooth to AP radio devices. Edit images by cropping or selecting from the gallery. Transmit edited or original photos directly to AP radio products.
The app prints PDF, Image, and PRN files from an iOS device to a Brother Mobile Printer. Users connect their device to the printer using Wi-Fi or MFi Bluetooth.