Doesn't the iOximeter app store the data so it can be viewed at a later time? Useless otherwise.
1135931
Yes. It records 12 hours of data so you can monitor your heart rate and blood oxygen through the night while sleeping.
1135932
The one time I used during a night of sleep, I was able to review the data second by second for the entire night in the morning. I taped the Iphone to my left arm and and a little masking tape around the finger unit to keep it secure. I would highly recommend purchasing the iphone accessory harness that allows a more comfortable fitting for the iphone on your forearm.
1135933
Yes it does store the data. I am beta testing the new app. It will be public soon. It stores the data in both Excel format and graphically. You can email the Excel sheet to your desktop and you can use the SnapPea app to copy images of the graphs as screenshots from your phone. I am a pilot who does not want to be embarrassed by (and dead from) hypoxia in flight. I also have sleep apnea and this device gives me a second by second record of the entire night. I have matched its data with that from the pulse oximeter in the doctor's office and the readings are the same. Excellent device and the creator is working very hard to add new features. Yes it does store the data. I am beta testing the new app. It will be public soon. It stores the data in both Excel format and graphically. You can email the Excel sheet to your desktop and you can use the SnapPea app to copy images of the graphs as screenshots from your phone. I am a pilot who does not want to be embarrassed by (and dead from) hypoxia in flight. I also have sleep apnea and this device gives me a second by second record of the entire night. I have matched its data with that from the pulse oximeter in the doctor's office and the readings are the same. Excellent device and... » Read More Yes it does store the data. I am beta testing the new app. It will be public soon. It stores the data in both Excel format and graphically. You can email the Excel sheet to your desktop and you can use the SnapPea app to copy images of the graphs as screenshots from your phone. I am a pilot who does not want to be embarrassed by (and dead from) hypoxia in flight. I also have sleep apnea and this device gives me a second by second record of the entire night. I have matched its data with that from the pulse oximeter in the doctor's office and the readings are the same. Excellent device and the creator is working very hard to add new features. « Show Less
1135934
Yes, the data is stored so you can wear it overnight and review the data in the morning. After I bought this oximetry, I saw that the apple store has one that is a Bluetooth model. Less wires might be a plus, but I have no experience with that model.
1135935
It stores the data for a few days and then erases it automatically. The only data worth keeping is the summary data showing the amount of time your O2 level was below a certain percentage, etc. You need to write that down - it does not keep it for you.
1296845
No, the unit connects to your phone by bluetooth, so your reading will proceed because they will still be able to connect. But your information won't go into the public cloud if you choose that option. Which in my opinion is stupid..
92453
It does not store data, so it will have nothing to sync after the run except current data. Not data during the run.
1523888
There is a progress display, but it does not show a waveform. You would have to go with the newer versions for that.
54483
Not at all! This is a standalone device. Once you sync with your smart phone or computer map and other details can be accessed.
787529
get some calibration solution and then dip the meter in it, hit the calibrate button then use it after it says saved
2145018
The app has a media viewer that reads the data from mediashair. You don't have to download the media on to your device to view it. You also get to pick what media you want to download through this preview.
1968153
You have to open it every once in a while to collect the data from the device, but you don't have to open it every time. While the app is not connected, the device stores the data.
1444482
I have no idea what the ioximeter works with, since it was not compatible with my phone even though it said it was supposed to be. This WILL be a great item, once they work out all the programming issues.
781471
Now that is a good question. If the unit has a keep alive capacitor or battery, it probably does hold the data. I would test it myself, except two straight devices failed to maintain the Bluetooth connection indefinitely; the connection would fail after anywhere from two minutes to ten hours. On a boat, this does not work. I sent both back. Good luck. R.
371473
Ya know I haven't tested it. I would imagine it does so if there is an event that happens definatly pull the record off of the mem card and save it to your computer.
1173374
No in that it only displays info as it changes and is not recorded. I use it with my True treadmill to monitor my heart rate and allows treadmill to maintain desired heart rate during workout.
1780554
Yes you can see those items just by moving through the various displays. The odometer is the only value that does not reset manually. It only resets when you change batteries or do a hard reset of the device.
990141
The best advice would be to review the other comments and to try it out for yourself (in the worst case you could make a return). Also, if you don't want to try it out yourself you can contact IOGEAR and ask them to confirm official support (especially since the basic function of storing written pages and offloading those pages as JPEG images by connecting the receiver as a USB device is essentially "OS-agnostic").
1598007
As long as you don't require the open/close function, yes. The main component will still give you temperature and "jostle/movement" info.
808795
I'm afraid it doesn't. It is an exercises device, not a going out info. It records your traject, speed, heights and other data like that. Good luck
1799636
At the moment no. :-( "http://www.lascarelectronics.com/data-logger/easylogger-software.php" (copy to browser with out the quotes) The device itself is USB but the software to read the graph is only for windows so far. I am thinking the MAC application will come soon. Keep checking, also check other models. -- These little devices work very well! I use mine every day at home and at work!