Any Android app can be used to decode and log its data?
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It is my understanding that this unit is set up for a Windows PC RE the 232output There several postings on utube about this device I would try looking there ED
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Not that I am aware of. While it is in use, it merely records data. The connection to a computer via USB is only for downloading previous tracking data and updating the unit. From that point you can use the bundled software or better yet load them into Google Earth. I use it on my remote control aircraft: http://i.imgur[.]com/Z67jgN5.jpg
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NO...I am not ware of any scanner that will hear encrypted signals (I assume when you say "scramble" you mean encrypted)
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Dear Jacob,The APP is very long and extremely precise. If you wish to look at it, ask for it.
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Yes. It's useless without the app. I use an android phone too and hope there's an app soon. I use my iPad to monitor the device.
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I am not 100% sure, but I don't think so. I didn't see anything about a log when I installed it.
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There are a few free apps for Android phones; IPCamViewer, Foscam also has an app, and some others. I have the paid version of IPCamViewer just for some extra features... It's worth it, it's only a few dollars. If you want some awesome DVR software on the cheap, get BlueIris. I have 3 Foscam cams running and recording on it. Hope that helps.
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I use my Iphone to view downloaded the Swann App. not sure about Android Sorry
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With my Nexus 4 this would only let me scan a static serial number from the keychain. But many android apps will allow you to automate tasks like muting the ringer, turn on/off wifi, etc. by tapping the tag.
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No, unfortunately there is no current Android App. They do have one for the kindle fire or IOS.
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Hi, I only use it to read and reset the error codes. I've not used it to measure anything in metric or English units.
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I use the android app on my smartphone to monitor my security cameras. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=object.JYKJGSEN2.client&hl;=en
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Just in case here are som freeware tools you can use to recover data:http://www.gfi.com/blog/the-top-23-free-data-recovery-tools/
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Since this is an Android based device, there are any number of apps on Google Play for Hunting/Fishing calendar, Lunar tables, Tide charts, etc. Just make sure to get one that can store all the data off line, since it doesn't have a cellular chip in it, so you don't have to worry about it not being able to update. I purchased mine to use for my job installing high speed wireless data networks for oil and gas and for hiking.
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It depends on the make and model of the phone. Mostly I use this to access the SIM card and use AccessData MPE+ to search the phone for recoverable information. Most new phones keep the logs in Database files, vice the older txt document sort of thing. MPE+ can search the database files.
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Not sure, but it's a standard application loaded onto a standard phone. I haven't used it in a while, so I forgot which provider it is, but I think it's T-Mobile. Basically the device is just a cell phone with the faceplate stripped off and stuffed into a plastic project box. You log into a website to see where the vehicle is, so I assume you could hack the output to the web. It reports about every 20 minutes if no movement, and up to every minute if there is movement. Speed is not very sophisticated - it's fine for freeway driving, but not accurate enough for forensics [you'd probably want accelerometer augmentation, which this old a phone would not have]. I doubt if it would work in Brazil, since US cell phones typically don't. Remember... it's just a cell phone, and an older one at that.
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Yes. You will need to digital signal decoder. A really good free program is Digital Speech Decoder Plus (DSD+ or DSD Plus). Only thing you can not do is decode digital signals that are being encrypted.