Will this read microchips from 24PetWatch as well?
840478
Yes, it's a universal scanner so it should read any chip regardless of the maker.
1839664
Yes it does. It will quickly synch wirelessly to Garmin Connect and you can see max, average and a HR graph in garmin connect on your phone or computer. I presume you can see them on the watch itself, but I haven't looked. The app is far more user friendly.
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works with special id tags made by same company. Not sure if tags have a microchip or not, but each one is programmable, iow, you can set in, out, or in-out access for each tag (animal), up to max of 7. So, I would assume, it has a microchip to be able to do that.
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Yes. Just to be sure, though, you can go to http://www.sureflap.com/products/details/1-microchip-cat-door and enter the chip ID number and it will tell you if it will work. If you don't know the chip ID number, you can get it from your veterinarian.
104830
I don't think so. This device is not capable of programming, it starts the measure manually. Besides this one of mine has a physical connection with the iDevice.
1759047
Yes. The same API for the BP monitor works for the other Withings devices as well.
433458
It works the same way with all of them. What is different is the analytics performed with the app using the Mio or any other monitor's data. And, what is preferred by you. Any bluetooth receiver captures the data. My favorite is RunMeter. Milo's own app was not enticing at all. Mapmyrun and Strava work well. My bias towards RunMeter is their easy interface and sophisticated analytics, plus extreme customization. I pay for the Elite subscription at $5/year. Any app with the word run in it also works for numerous other activities. So RunMeter and Maymy____ also do walk, cycle, hike, ski, etc.
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Yesbit does but I only had the watch for 2 days before ir broke and I returned it, so I can't be much help.
1937350
I dont see any microchips on this or the original Siemens air flow meter.Both units appear identical by just looking at them
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It is Bluetooth based. It should work, but you have to have an app on the phone for communications to watches internal apps. You might check Apple app store, or the watch site.
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It is not a sensor, so it DOES NOT detect anything. But it does display any color at 24 bit.
809765
You should ask first your animal shelter what kind of microchips or system they use.
614534
As long as the sensor is in range of the watch and it is in that mode it is continuous
963625
Haven't tested with that watch, but looks like it supports ANT+ heart rate. As such, it'll pick that up from Viiiiva.
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per instruction manual, this is not to be used for continuous monitoring. Would work for short while as it registers as long is on finger but not sure how long that would be; several minutes or until battery is depleted but definitely not for a long period of time.
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The watch itself won't be able to figure that. That would be up to the app that you have paired with it. If your app figures this information, is compatible with the watch, and offers a screen to display it, then it will. I know if you use the Wahoo Fitness app and a heart rate strap it will figure that information and display it for you.
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It works the same way with all of them. What is different is the analytics performed with the app using the Mio or any other monitor's data. And, what is preferred by you. Any bluetooth receiver captures the data. My favorite is RunMeter. Milo's own app was not enticing at all. Mapmyrun and Strava work well. My bias towards RunMeter is their easy interface and sophisticated analytics, plus extreme customization. I pay for the Elite subscription at $5/year. Any app with the word run in it also works for numerous other activities. So RunMeter and Maymy____ also do walk, cycle, hike, ski, etc. It works the same way with all of them. What is different is the analytics performed with the app using the Mio or any other monitor's data. And, what is preferred by you. Any bluetooth receiver captures the data. My favorite is RunMeter. Milo's own app was not enticing at all. Mapmyrun and Strava work well. My bias towards RunMeter is their easy interface and sophisticated analytics, plus extreme customization. I pay for the Elite subscription at $5/year. Any app with the word run in it also works for numerous other activities. So RunMeter and Maymy____... » Read More It works the same way with all of them. What is different is the analytics performed with the app using the Mio or any other monitor's data. And, what is preferred by you. Any bluetooth receiver captures the data. My favorite is RunMeter. Milo's own app was not enticing at all. Mapmyrun and Strava work well. My bias towards RunMeter is their easy interface and sophisticated analytics, plus extreme customization. I pay for the Elite subscription at $5/year. Any app with the word run in it also works for numerous other activities. So RunMeter and Maymy____ also do walk, cycle, hike, ski, etc. « Show Less