Hi, I would like to know if can I conect the sensor on my computer?
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No computer connection. What I would do is create excel spreadsheet and log info from daily or weekly however you choose.
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I tried using another sensor from a different set along with the sensor that came with the receiver it did not work. Sorry.
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You can connect a USB mouse to the USB port. It will be recognized and a cursor will appear.
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You can't. It's a bad product. Send it back. That's what I did, It worked once and after that, no computer would recognize it.
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Not certain, but if your monitor has USB connector for its touch input, should be able to plug it in & it would read that input just like a USB mouse.
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Yes you can. You must use your computer with the USB key-fob and disable the appropriate sensor according to the code as printed thereon. Then, if you want you must remove its battery, although that is not necessary. Finally, when you are done on the computer, you must sink the USB-fob with the base station. Theoretically you can also do all this using the entry keypad unit, but I have never done that, because using a computer is much more convenient.
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I believe that you can by using the settings switch, if that doesn't work....Duct tape over the sensor.
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A wire connects the sensor and monitor. It works good, having the wire has not been a problem.
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Think it's close, but I think you can use an extension cord. They also sell extensions for the sensors.
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Yes, you have to slide open one of the sides, and connect a power cord to the connectors, find a power supply near where you are planning to install it, and run the cable from there to the sensor.
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Yes sure. Just put down the sensor a little bit, and it catch it. The sensor es very sensitive.
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I want to know this too, I don't see anywhere to purchase the sensor by itself.
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Yes, I believe you can, but you need a cord to adapt to the usb port on the computer. You'll probably have to research that.
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Yes. I don't know of a way to hook up more than one sensor. Works well though.
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According to its manual, yes, this can be done. But I never test it. I have a water sensor that connect to it, and I can see the status of sensor from a web page, and get email if status changed(i.e., status changes from "dry" to "wet"). I do not have a controllable device connected.
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The distance from the sensor to the computer is critical, so the distance is too great on the back wheel in order for it to pick up a signal. It sounds like a wired computer would be better than wireless.
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I don't have the manual. Sorry. I might advise you to not place the sensor anywhere a mouse might walk past it closely--unless you like getting a cell phone notification as well as having the county sheriff call you at 1:42am while you're at you aunt and uncle's cabin.