does it require control solution?
2030216
I am back again, this is Loretta. I just read another post that said it was to be used every month or so. I will try to find the directions and get back to you. Just cked the directions. Apparently it is just to make sure it is within the numbers on the bottom of the test strips' box. I never did this. I hope it is. I will try it tomorrow and see if my results have been accurate!!! So I guess it is wise to see if the strips for the meter match up to the meter's parameters. I never really knew about this. So thank you for bringing it to my attention. And the solution does come with the meter. I am back again, this is Loretta. I just read another post that said it was to be used every month or so. I will try to find the directions and get back to you. Just cked the directions. Apparently it is just to make sure it is within the numbers on the bottom of the test strips' box. I never did this. I hope it is. I will try it tomorrow and see if my results have been accurate!!! So I guess it is wise to see if the strips for the meter match up to the meter's parameters. I never really knew about this. So thank you for bringing it to my attention. And the solution does come with the meter.
2030217
Once or twice a month you use a control solution just to Calibrate the meter.
2030218
It comes with it but does not require it I don't believe. When I read the directions it seemed optional and I never used it. It has been working fine with me.
659153
No. I have never used a control solution, all I can say is that I absolutely LOVE this meter. You put the app on your iPhone, connect the small meter to the bottom of the phone, insert the strip at the bottom of the meter, add blood and the reading goes on your iPhone. The app has several ways to view your sugar levels for the last 90 days. I strongly recommend this meter!
2016188
No, it has a remote control. But conflicts can arise if the remote settings don't match the unit settings while using the remote. The remote will apply ALL settings different from the unit.
672850
No. It interfaces directly with device to be controlled. The device to be controlled must be remote controllable.
1881092
Not on its own. You will need to link it to an application that has have these options.
954422
No. I'm using several of these sensors. You do need a controller to link the sensor to actions, like turning on lights or sending an email. The controller is more flexible if it is connected to the internet, or at least a LAN, but it's possible to do useful things without that.
2097493
depend on what you are hooking it up to. If using as a battery charger than yes you need a controller. If hooking up to grid tie inverter or D C heat element than no do not need a controller.
1076235
I am not sure if it has a control for it. My problem is poor eye site. So far it has worked very well it providing the sever weather alerts.
257750
Yes, you are able to take full control of this. I manually set these all the time.
358222
Yes it does need to be set. Should have come with instructions on how to do so.
816426
No. Not unless u have some form of automaton system or software such as an ISY99, Homeseer or network interface.
1084913
no, you need to buy a power supply and switch separately. This is usually controlled by an access control system.
958345
No, it does not. You would need a dimmer pack in order to control it remotely.
1057989
Mine did not come with control solution and was reading 20 points below another meter from a different company that I also had. When I read the box, it stated clearly that it did not come with control solution but gave a number to purchase solution. When I called, I was told that solution would be $7.49 and $7 for postal charges. I contacted the seller and they confirmed that this item does not include control solution.
1829142
Yes.the control is included...fyi, given that the fan has just three blade it does not move much air.
1153591
There's programs u can get that will allow u to assign commands to controllers yes
512756
This CONTROLS a fixture in a space that doesn't have wiring for one. Not the way you are asking. So no.