Can this product be connected to wink app? If not, does it have a separate app for itself? Does it use my home wifi?
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I don't know. Had my alarm installed by a company and looking at get my detached garage alarmed.
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These sensors work with the Honeywell and 2GIG alarm system. They don't use wifi. I think wink uses zwave or some other mesh network. These use a different technology for security.
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You add this as a Generic Z-Wave Light. Once the Wink hub is in pairing mode, plug in the Schlage dimmer module and push the button on the Schlage dimmer module twice (i.e. double click). The Wink app may not automatically proceed to the final step which states the device was added successfully. However, if you back out to the main Wink menu and enter the "Lights & Power" submenu, then you'll see the new light added where you can control power and dimming.
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You cannot use WiFi, it uses Bluetooth 3.0. The app is called "magic light" in the google play store. Simply download the app, go to the app, which should enable Bluetooth for you. It'll detect the lightbulb, then click the light bulb. Once connection is achieved, the bulb will be fully controllable via your smartphone.
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There is an app, but it has a catch. you have to buy the add on piece of equipment SkyQ Link Wifi adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Celestron-93959-Wi-Fi-Adapter-Black/dp/B006YTQBEU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396384915&sr=8-1&keywords=skyq and then download the app of the same name to make it work. I don't recommend it however the reviews for the app are terrible once you go through them. If you are looking for something to help you see what you are looking at in the sky I recommend the app "Star Walk" its very helpful on identifying what you are looking at.
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Only if you manually control each light from the app. And I'm sorry to report that the app/light is still buggy. Many times I have to go to Settings on my phone, turn off Bluetooth, turn it back on, and just hope that the app will once again find its connection to the bulb. I think you'd be better off find another product, personally, until they resolve the reliability issue--especially at this price.
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There is an option where you tie it in to your home WiFi. Once you've set up the WiFi direct you can use the dolry app from app store or Google play to set up the integration process.
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I just received and installed a Nighthawk X6 last night for my home. All is working well, but should Smart Connect be enabled or disabled? It seems like a pretty simple question on what will work best. We have 4 smart TV's, 2-3 people in the house, watch Netflix and Amazon Prime on the Smart TV's and normal cell phone, computer and IPad connections. I will say that so far, this router seems to be working great, I am just wondering what settings to tweak or not to tweak.
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No, but that depends. It will connect to any WIFI router close to you, Like in a WIFI caf. But, not all of the time. I use mine at home and I do use my own wireless router. If there is an open / un-password protected WIFI router near where you are, it will work just fine.
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Im not sure what a home link connection is? But it doesn't connect to any WiFi or Bluetooth connections. It is hard wired directly to the reverse and backup lights
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Innotab 2 doesn't have wifi but the Innotab 2S does ($20 more). It only connects to their app store though, so I understand.
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Short answer; no this doesn't work with Wink. Long answer; I tried to get this working on Wink. The hub recognized it as a sensor, but then I wasn't able to successfully trigger any devices with the motion sensor. And it also didn't seem to recognize any sensor except for the motion sensor.
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This device does not have App. There is not network connection capabilities on it. You can use Bluetooth to pair to your phone and that's it.
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No it is not. It works over your wi-fi network. It is accessible via an app on iOS and Android, or via the web on any other smart device or computer.
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NO! Because the device is its own ADHOC Transmitter. With the "air-port" app on your chosen device and the wireless section enabled or turned on and your device set to scan for local wi-fi signal connect to it. However, you need to configure the wireless device first. I can see from the other comments that people do not understand how this device functions! I may have to make a how to video for this device..
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This Azpen tablet has a mini usb port which is used exclusively to charge the tablet only. This is a cheap tablet and can only connect to your home router via wifi. Exacerbating matters is the fact you can only install a "few" apps downloaded from the google playstore. If you really have your heart set on using this cheap tablet to your home tv you can download the tv remote app from google...nothing more, nothing less. Suggest you invest some decent money such as a google nexus 7 or nexus 10 which will stream to any high end smart tv
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WINK uses z-wave to communicate with its devices. Z-wave is a non-manufacturer specific technology, so the question isn't "Does it work with WINK?", but rather "Does WINK work with it?" That is to say, WINK may not have gotten around to building out the support for it yet, but the alarm does have the ability to communicate when they do. Do a search on the WINK site to see if it is a device that can be added. If it can't at the moment, it probably will be in time. I have this for my SmartThings Hub, and it works perfectly. So do my WINK-branded z-wave door locks. Hopefully that answers your question.
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Yes. There are two apps for this device one is got wifi only and the other is for non-wifi. I have yet to access the non-wifi app so I don't know how it looks. But I do know the capability is there. Both apps use your IP address to set up and a password to access if desired.