yes, and also.... I can't seem to find the battery indicator inside the app for your station...? They still have the battery notification (on/off) but no battery level scale or least I can't find it.
yes, and also.... I can't seem to find the battery indicator inside the app for your station...? They still have the battery notification (on/off) but no battery level scale or least I can't find it.
I've never seen a battery alert option.
???
device settings....notifications...
yes, and also.... I can't seem to find the battery indicator inside the app for your station...? They still have the battery notification (on/off) but no battery level scale or least I can't find it.
I use the Android App and the battery indicator has bars to show how charged it is.
Surprised its missing on IOS.
I use the Android App and the battery indicator has bars to show how charged it is.
Surprised its missing on IOS.
It was in the IOS version up until the version released yesterday.
A new version is on its way for Android. Hopefully it won't have this "feature".
I was never a big fan of them showing images from nearby stations, but it seems that feature is now gone. Now I miss it...
I noticed they released another new iOS app in the last couple of days.
The battery indicator is back. It's under device settings.
I don't know if this is new or not, but I noticed the pressure (still incorrect) is reading in cubic inches. #-o (in to the 3rd power)
As I wait for my BloomSky to arrive I am thinking, nervously :?, of how and what I need to do to get it connected and work. I don't use a smart phone (just have my pay-as-you-go phones in the cars for emergencies) but my wife has an IPad that neither of us are very familiar with other than basic browsing. I presume an App needs to be downloaded onto a Wifi device for setting up the BloomSky.
What App is preferred?
Does the App need to be used after the BloomSky is set up and running?
Do I need something different than my normal cable company provided Wifi modem/router?
I do have a Linksys WES610N 4-port Dual Band N Entertainment Bridge that I use to connect my Blitzortung controller.
Can I use my weather computer for set up or any other purpose of the BloomSky?
Sorry for the dumb basic questions, just trying to get a head start on understanding.
Paul
My son downloaded the app to his ipad mini and had it set up in just a few minutes. I just go to my desktop with Firefox and look at what is going on
https://map.bloomsky.com/weather-stations/eaB1rJytnpS4rp2r
My Bloomsky is out on delivery within the next 45 minutes. I have been trying to get the App downloaded but just don't know how I guess. I don't think I can via computer, right? Then using my wife's iPad can't find the App by searching. I hardly ever use the iPad so must be doing something wrong. Any suggestions?
Paul
p.s. delivery is suppose to be by 7:00 pm so another 10 minutes...Well that didn't go as planned...
Tomorrow is another day...
London, ON, Canada 02/16/2016 7:13 P.M. Delivery will be delayed by one business day.
Don't feel too bad. I had delivery problems with UPS too and I'm about 200 miles away for Bloomsky headquarters!
On Friday I received an email from UPS saying my package would be delivered on Monday (really? Monday is a US holiday). Then early Monday morning, I received a notice that the package been delivered on Sunday (no package could be found around the property). Late Monday evening, I received another email saying there was a problem and my delivery was being rescheduled. Tuesday came and my new Bloomsky arrived!
I'm now up and running...
Paul,
You'll have to download the app for the iPhone to use it. I don't believe there is an app for the iPad.
Actually I did do the iPad firmware update and downloaded the App and got the Bloomsky connected while inside. It did pick up my actual location without me having to do any input. Won't get a chance to move it outside until Friday...
I will need to do more reading as haven't figured out where to plug in the power supply. Must have been enough reserve in the Bloomsky unit to allow it to be communicating.
Paul