If two people live in the room, can you sync the product to both of their GPS locations? So it would off if both people are out of the apartment...
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All products on the Wink line can be shared between accounts allowing other users to have full control of the product. In this case, if multiple users have control of Aros in the Wink app, it will perform energy saving "auto-away" features only when all users connected to the unit are gone, and will not enter "auto-away" mode if any of the users are home.
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I'm not familiar with your product, but if it's Bluetooth it will nowt likely sync. I've only had one device that did not sync immediately. Even the one that was a problem I was able to sync it afer an hour or so of rebooting and trying different combinations.
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Very, use them myself and works like a charm. Syncs in no time (with iphone it depends on how long it's been since you last sync'ed. The more data the longer it'll take. (Logic)
10551
I do not believe it will. The tracking (distance) is determined via GPS. Plus, the GPS does not work indoors.
1393082
The don't work together. Both are GPS units and neither needs the other to function. Each does the same job, it's just that one has a larger display than the other.
104571
I guess it would depend on the size of the gym? However, I'm not sure you can sync one bluetooth device to two speakers simultaneously.
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Yes, you must pair-up every time. Getting the fixes for gps actually takes a little longer.AND you must also remember to press start. It is really not much of a hassle.
44991
That I would not know. Currently, the two devices are set up maybe 15-20 feet apart with the receiver on the outside and the master being in the middle of my apartment. Although, you might have a reason for putting it that close. I am thinking it is defeating the purpose of buying this device. Why not just ask "who is it?" I am sure people will be able to hear you without the device being installed.
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Interesting question. I only have one; but, having a bit of electronics background, I would suggest that IF both function on the same frequency and IF your device can BT with more than one unit at a time (common to most smart phones, comput's, etc.), then yes. However, if your using an online source such as Pandora, you will find that they do not transmit synchronously to multiple devices that are accessing it at different 'on' times. Let me know how it works for you if you try that idea out.
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I think there is a way to sync it...You may want to read the instructions...I had this problem the first time.
538388
I'm reading your question as you wrote it and the words "same time" stand out. I don't think it's possible to stream 2 different bluetooth devices into to 1 so I can only assume you really don't mean at the "same time". That doesn't sound right dude!
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I purchased a gps long ago and I'm very satisfied with it, I DON'T UNDERSTAND why you sent me this email asking me about this nonsense question, I sent positive feed back a few days after a started using the device, so please double check on your emails, it may be a mistake in your behalf. Thank you. !
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Of course, as long as you know the equipment they are using. FYI - the device has to be pointed at the equipment when it is turned on and off, for a few seconds. Make sure you show them that. People make the mistake of moving it away too soon and then everything is out of sync.
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After syncing with the main unit I had no issues and it's still working perfectly. If you've synced properly you may have a lemon.
500363
There is a feature called 'Tracker' that will report your position to others so they can follow you, or you follow them. It is used in conjunction with a Blue Tooth Smart Phone that has the App installed. I've never used it as I don't own a Blue Tooth Phone. So, I know nothing beyond what I read and reported here. You can possibly 'Google' more info online. That's where my owners manual exists. Sorry if doesn't help.
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It syncs to 4 different devices. You cannot set up for more than one person on each device.
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That's hard to say because it depends on the distance between the receivers and the frequency you get "assigned." They apparently randomly assign you one of three frequencies, so it is possible that you could get two of the same one. I've installed two in two separate rooms on two separate floors and they do not interfere despite being on the same frequency though.