Can i make the powerseeker 60AZ model wifi compatible and control it with my smartphone
198062
I'm always the person to say that there is a way to make something do what you want it to do, but with this model I would say no. There would be way too much involved.
198063
No. Unless you replace the lenses for ones with Bluetooth connection but, I don't think there's such a thing for telescopes.
739612
I was wondering the same thing, but it seems like there might be support for it. This page specifically mentions Wireless 7260: http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi
864959
I believe you need to buy a subscription with this unit to control it over the phone. It might be that you can buy something else to go with it but it won't just work on it's own. It is z-wave compatible so my husband is currently writing his own software for us to be able to control it on our phone without having to subscribe or buy anything else. He is close to be done - he has it so he can control it via the phone but he wants it to be able to send us reports and work with artificial intelligence to learn our habits. He is a big open source guy so once he has it done, he will probably post the application for others to use but I don't know when he will finish it. I believe you need to buy a subscription with this unit to control it over the phone. It might be that you can buy something else to go with it but it won't just work on it's own. It is z-wave compatible so my husband is currently writing his own software for us to be able to control it on our phone without having to subscribe or buy anything else. He is close to be done - he has it so he can control it via the phone but he wants it to be able to send us reports and work with artificial intelligence to learn our habits. He is a big open source guy so once he has it done, he will probably... » Read More I believe you need to buy a subscription with this unit to control it over the phone. It might be that you can buy something else to go with it but it won't just work on it's own. It is z-wave compatible so my husband is currently writing his own software for us to be able to control it on our phone without having to subscribe or buy anything else. He is close to be done - he has it so he can control it via the phone but he wants it to be able to send us reports and work with artificial intelligence to learn our habits. He is a big open source guy so once he has it done, he will probably post the application for others to use but I don't know when he will finish it. « Show Less
79439
You need to get a RF-to-WiFi hub like Hook (http://kck.st/1Ius6tS) to control them with your phone.
232584
Yes you can. That is how I have mine setup. Works great. I then use the phone app to control it when I'm on my deck (zone 2)
751599
This device doesn't operate with wifi. It has a different wireless communication and requires a Z-Wave processor to make it operate.
2183382
I have no hard facts but this controller looks identical to the Mi light controller that is controllable via Wi-fi bridge, even the wording on the label is identical. Therefore, its quite possible that the Mi light wifi bridge and smartphone app will work with this controller.
1600677
You need a gateway hub like VeraLite, or Vera3 which interfaces with them. Vera has available apps which then can be controlled via phone. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=8682382&SRCCODE;=WEBGOOPA&cm;_mmc_o=mH4CjC7BBTkwCjCV1-CjCE&gclid;=CKvjysjawrwCFcY7MgodUE8AKw
1959320
There is no way to control it at the unit. You need to control it either from a web browser on a computer or using the smartphone app for the iPhone or Android.
1595429
yes you can, I use to own an ADT SW3000 panel equivalent to a vista 20p, I changed for a 21IP and I can use a keypad or my phone using the App total connect 2.0
1769955
No, but you can control them with your phone with a RF-to-WiFi hub like Hook (http://kck.st/1Ius6tS)
450818
Yes. Your device must be wi-fi compatible. It must also be turned on,(wi-fi).
14331
Yes your droid Razor will work with our WiFi controllers. Our Carbon and Silver controllers work with both android and iOS.
188946
It should work fine. The US doesn't really like to make items specifically for the US use only. They will make more money if its compatible all over the world. Just like C. Coons is saying as long as you can power the device it should work no problem. If you're using this product as a wifi extender then all you need is the home wifi name and password for it. It's relatively simple to set up as well as long as you don't get crazy and start changing the Zyxel's standard configurations. I set mine up as universal/repeater and it works great.
1003482
Maybe. The device has a standard RJ45 connector. But it will require some work to make it accessible through the internet (firewall, setup of client s/w).
1090745
This one comes with the wifi module, but you can buy the zwave module and add to it.
2112374
I think so but the instructions are for Windows users you can look at the manuel on the website you have to look in the 120n wireless to find it.