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Hi folks, up until a few days ago, the 4 battery monitor was only available for iPhones, but I got an E-mail from the manufacturer during the week, that they now have an Android version of the app.
I have not had time to look it up, so if someone can, please put up a link to the Android app.
Hi,
Yesterday I could only find the single battery monitoring app.
Cheers
I would say it’s this one BM3 - Apps on Google Play confusingly called the BM3, but works with the BM2Quote:
Originally Posted by drivesafe
Hmmm,
My Galaxy Note warns me that app is not compatible.
https://i.imgur.com/rgzFesu.png
link
Cheers
yes, it works on my phone.Quote:
Originally Posted by kelvo
any idea what battery pack voltage is?
Just the total voltage of all the connected BT monitors. Can’t see the point of it in my three seperate 12v battery setup. Maybe useful if monitoring individual batteries in a series configuration.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
So, basically you can connect 3 of these to 3 separate batteries. A couple of questions:
- The app can connect to all 3 units at the same time?
- How does it connect/disconnect?
- Can the alarm tell you when an auxiliary drops to a certain level? Can you set the level? Audible and visible?
- How much history does it store?
Yes, the app (paid app not free) can do up to 4 units at once - I have 3 on mine. With the app running it will just pick up any unit in range when you get close enough and download it’s history. With my phone sitting in its cradle, it will pick up the cranking, Aus and caravan batteries when I’m towing it all at once. Yes you can get an alert when the battery level is low. Not sure how far the history goes back sorry, never really played with that functionality.
Very happy with mine.
Just bought 3 - 2 for inside the Defender, 1 for the camper. Should be handy, particularly in the camper.
Umm, while temping and this smart phone world seems it’s a must have but I think I’ll stick to the good old multimeter which has worked just fine for the last 20 years.