How do I look at my temperature history? Also, how can I view the graph as it shows in the photos on the instructions?
1847542
I had a hard time trying to figure this out, and I'm not sure if this is the best way, but it works for me! I found that if I neglected to set the alarm on the thermometer, OR I took my temperature more than 1/2 hour from the alarm set time, my temps wouldn't save. I hate the sound of the alarm on this thing, so I actually set my regular alarm for 4:30 AM, and my thermometer alarm for 5:00 AM. The thermometer alarm won't go off if you've already taken and saved your temperature for that day. In order to save your temp, you have to hit the center button once, and "OK" will appear on the screen. This is how you know it saved. Once it saves your temp, the bar graph will show up automatically to the left of the temperature reading. You can scroll over from there and look at past temperatures. There might be a better way, but this is what I've found. I actually don't do a lot of tracking with this thermometer, as I've found the Fertility Friend app is much easier to use...but I do still save my temps just in case I forget to enter into FF.
1847543
push left button to see previous day measurement. push left button repeatedly in order to scroll back day by day. push and hold left button down to scan history automatically
1544373
No temperature display. It just has 9 levels you can control from warm to hot.
1914439
unless they have changed it, it looks exactly as shown...the last temp shown is 700 just as it enters the orange section...on mine there are no other numbers...
1094861
Yes graphs the temp rise. Gives you a 10 degree alert to ready. Great product
1784016
I watched it count up by single increments, but I didn't watch it for long. I believe that it tops out at 65C, as others have said. It can be set and will hold the temp.
1010017
Good question. I've had varying amounts of success with this unit. Looking at my unit right now (on the inside measurement) I can see the temp, humidity, month, day,and year. On the outside I can see the current temp and two blank bars where the humidity goes (%). I don't think I've ever had my outside humidity reported. Hope this helps.
562859
The previous answers agree with my experience. When you first press the on/off button and release it, the digital display reads all 8s. In a second or two, the actual temperature will appear. No need to hold the button on while reading temperatures. In addition to assisting in making gelato, this thermometer has been priceless in making adjustments to water that I'm adding to an aquarium. I've been very pleased with the product.
2059323
Hi Sean, I guess you have found out by now, but for everybody else who follows this forum, here's the words from the manual: -------------------------------------- (1) Make sure the thermometer is turned off. (2) Press and hold down the start button (IRT 4020) or the I/O button (IRT 4520). After about 3 seconds the display will show this sequence: C / SET / F / SET ... (3) Release the start button / I/O button when the desired temperature scale is shown. There will be a short beep to confirm the new setting, then the thermometer is turned off automatically. ---------------------------------------- cheers, Ingo
822509
Yes, the picture is correct. The temp. readings are in both 'F' & 'C'. The temps. are shown all the way around. The outer temps. are shown as 'F' and the inner temps. are shown as 'C'. Quite satisfied with ours!!
1347646
When you're looking at the display with calories in the middle, click up or down. It should give you other sources for the main display.I have it set on distance. Once you've got what you want, go back to metrics/display. . Click left. You now have a choice of what to put in the upper left side of the screen. I chose duration. Then go back and chose something for the right. I picked pace. Then cycle back through and your watch should remember all three choices.
29321
The watch features a week-long bar graph that shows daily information (steps, calories, distance, sleep) but ONLY in graph form. I haven't found a way to see the numbers for those days (ie number of calories burned).
779511
I don't really know. It's pretty big. Also, obviously it won't give you a log of temp vs. time, if that's what you need.
1242232
When I switch from heat or off to 'cool', the display will show 'cool to' - which is the temperature that I had set earlier when I went through the schedule set up.
1406013
If you have a smart phone, it appears to duplicate those temperatures exactly. Not sure where that data comes from. There is no sensor to place outside though.
1713991
The current temp should always be displayed. Mine sometimes goes blank and shuts the furnace off. I believe it to be caused by poor solder joints at the connector. I have not attempted to repair it yet.
85383
How did you measure the temperature? Are you sure you measured it at the same point each time?
230506
Your account at ecobee.com has a section called HomeIQ which contains a lot of data. There are three sections. The most detailed is the "Reports" section which includes is a graph showing every 5 minutes of the day, including: desired heat/cool (your settings), actual indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, and how many minutes (of 5) your A/C and fan were running. All of this can be downloaded by date (up to a maximum of 3 months of data at a time, but you could grab a whole year in 4 downloads) into an Excel spreadsheet for you to do your own analysis. In addition to these details, there's an "insights" section which you can select by month historically, telling you how you did compared to the average for your state/province, and comparing your use month to month. Finally there's a HomeIQ details page showing your monthly average raw runtime (heat and cool) and monthly weather-adjusted runtime (by degree-day). You can see examples of the HomeIQ details and insights pages here: http://www.ecobee.com/solutions/home/home-iq/