Does the app load the database on the phone or must you have internet access to get the food values? Thanks.
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Based on the size of the app, I am assuming it is pulling from the internet.
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I have synced. I keep several personal databases on my Transporter and use them in class to grade students. The new grades sync up very nicely. When I look at the file on another device it tells me that the file has been updated. I don't know about off line.
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Yes it does. On e you either sync it to your phone or connected to your computer you will find out the results of everything you want to know of.
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Yes you need a subscription in order for it to upload the data. The app on the phone will auto sign in so you can't just link it to the phone and forget about the subscription. If you need a referral for the discount let me know.
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Unless your phone can have a usb2.0 plug into it then no. I have that same app for my iphone and it can use your phone camera to scan the barcode. Like RedLaser reads barcodes for price checking. myfitnesspal can scan a barcode and get the nutritional values for you automatically. On the app there should be a scan barcode button when adding an entry.
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Yes, through the free app you can download to your phone. It is easy to use.
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You can upload the data through to your computer. The advantage of the Link is if you have a cellphone with their app you can check your progress anytime you want. Hope this helps.
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When you purchase a Withings device you can create a user account, from which you can download a CSV file of your data. When you log into the account you are presented with the new 'beta' version of the user account / web interface. On this new screen there is a 'measure table' header button near the top of the page. When you select this button a table of all your measurements appears and you can click the word 'download' to receive the data as a CSV file. So far I have my heart and weight related information accessible via the steps explained above. I haven't yet looked into what Pulse device data is available / can be pulled into the dowload.
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Not at all! This is a standalone device. Once you sync with your smart phone or computer map and other details can be accessed.
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You can use it by itself, but it will only have the data you input. I have mine set to auto sync with Ancestry so that either will update the other. Then if I am somewhere without internet, like a small county courthouse, I can do my research, input it on my laptop, and sync it later.
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My husband can access our information (history, setting up schedule, etc) via our computer or ADT app on the iPhone or iPad. Hope this helps.
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There are codes for many raw ingredients in the booklet, but you can't save the values you entered for nutrients to a code (though that would be a nice feature) so they will need to be re-entered each time you turn it on. It may be quicker to calculate by hand after weighing, or if you're tracking many nutrients then enter the multipliers in a spreadsheet (a free Google documents spreadsheet, perhaps?)
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it doesn't track food only physical activity. You can track your food on the SparkPeople page. you can join for free. I highly recommend it.
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Hi Mick! Sorry to hear of the loss of your Kitrics manual. It's not so important as long as you have the book with the food codes in it. Do you have that? Probably, you can get a new manual if you contact them at: info@DMDbrands.com 866-991-8494 This is such a GREAT scale, especially if you need to know the exact protein, carb, or fat content of any given food....SOOOOO helpful if you are going to be following a ZONE meal plan! Good luck!
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You can type in whatever data you want to the site but it takes a while . Just get a h7 sensor... it will sync with your smart phone and upload to the internet via the APP
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No it does not. Also you much add all recipes from an actual computer. it does not have the technology to search the internet for new recipes, even though it requires wireless internet.
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I think it's up to the individual companies to provide the nutritional data on food items. Here's a link to a website that I use to research nutritional info. I also create an entry for some of my recipes so that I can get a nutritional analysis of the recipe. [It's a FREE site]