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the arm rests are identical. you basically rotate the rest part depending on which side you mount it too. it was confusing to us as well till we figured that out.

@@Appmyhome thx you

Unfortunately we don’t have the lock available. They have a good website though with more info that might help. www.hugolog.com/pages/product-guides

first make sure the probe is out of the case. make sure the green light is on in the case. then you should see the product go from dimmed out to full bright. once you click on the product graphic you should see Set Up Cook. Click that and select the type of meat and so forth. Remember, the case needs to be near the probe for the phone to connect. lets us know if this helps.

Awesome.

nice to hear, glad it was helpful.

No subscription required. Just plug in a micro sd card and access your camera and recordings from anywhere you have internet.

yes it worked.

yes, you can rotate and tilt. manually of course:)

We haven’t had to do so yet. Did find this video at the brother site that might be similar ua-cam.com/video/YXZ8Psgc1uo/v-deo.htmlsi=hYXBd8bcSKqC-j9R

That is why we say “laser like”. We almost didn’t get it until we researched more. We can say the output is really good.

This is one issue with local recording to a single box, though keep in mind there are other devices in the chain that if they stop, like your router, will prevent recording. We use a digital loggers power strip that can sense if the internet is down and cycle power on a device. You could also put a smart plug on the homebase and have it cycle power every night or on demand remotely. Keep in mind recording to the cloud won't help if your internet is down, or the power to your home is off. Of course aside from the power issue, if you just record to the individual camera, when the network is back up you should be able to retrieve. That's the choice you need to make when defining your camera solution.

Hi Mike, not sure what you mean about something happened, what is it you are looking for? So, so far we haven't had to change the cartridge.

@@Appmyhome I was looking for your WiFi password. It would also be helpful if I had your mother's maiden name, SSN, CC# and expiration and the code on the back. 😜

LOL Mike.

@@Appmyhome I literally just bought this printer, like five minutes ago. Refills are expensive at $150, on average, and I saw some say "with chip" so do you have any idea what that means? I'm furiously googling now... Found it, the ones without chips require you to remove "the chip" from the original cartridges and the ones with chips don't. Sounds legit.

I can see why you ask. keep in mind each color will expire at different times depending on the colors in your prints. Brother obviously are the most cost but then if you get the off brand you would risk issues as brother of course points out. like I said since this review we haven’t yet replaced any of the cartridges.

Yeah, it is a pretty cool camera.

Glad you liked it!

we haven't had that happen yet. has Kodak support been any help?

@@Appmyhome I read the manual but it doesn’t give me the correct instructions

That is so interesting. I wonder what would cause it to use so much water. As you see we have tile too but not as smooth as yours. Maybe the sensor isn’t reading the floor type correct. I see in the app that under maintenance that they recommend cleaning the sensors and shows a graphic on where they are. Have you set the floor type manually? Also has Roborock support been of any help?

Have not tried that. Once we set them up we've just been using them as is.

The idea of the knock knock is about what is in the outside part of the door. It's where we keep the butter and other condiments. This obscures what behind on the regular shelves.

the robot holds the dirt inside the small water and dust bin at the back of the unit. Then when it docks it sucks out the dirt back thru the bottom of the robot where the rollers are. It's a pretty cool design. The dirt is pulled out into that tower inside a vacuum bag. The bin at the back of the robot is removable so you can add water for mopping.

Thank you so much!

You only need the ethernet connection when setting up the S380. Afterword you can disconnect the ethernet and just use WiFi. They walk you through this in Settings->General->Connection. One thing when you do pair the cameras, when they say have the camera close to the Homebase make sure you are close. Then you can install them where you want them.

@@Appmyhome Thanks for the information. Also, is the signal strength stronger with the cameras being connected to the home base versus WiFi ?

the homebase connects to cameras either directly or via your router. they have a function called multi bridge that will optimize which method to use. they show you a map of which camera connects which way. in any case, there is no signal strength indicator I could find.

yes, you can hear it but it’s not too loud. did you watch our review of it.

you’re welcome. glad it helped.

the machine works great. taste is up to the person.

very cool.

hi agree sometimes it is confusing. in this case there was a brass tip threaded on one end and the other has an o ring inside. that is the side you put over the shrader. just screw in the tip to the hose.

thank you, great to hear it was helpful. good luck convincing them to get one. it is really nice.

You can set the homebase to ring, you can set the volume and select the sound. If you have an Alexa you can even have Alexa announce.

I have other TAPO cam and using SDXC, you anything Class 10 or any with highest read/write speed.

Our pleasure!

check out our Quick Look. ua-cam.com/video/cR-P-39Zd40/v-deo.html

looks like the usb is only for power to your MacBook. I would reach out to Belkin to confirm.

LOL. I do wonder if Alexa would require my voice only or if anyone could do it.

it is the sound the device makes. its not bad here in the room but it is noticeable.

LOL, yeah I suspect even this device would be foiled with those.

Hi, yes the paper tray can accommodate Legal size paper (and A4)

@@Appmyhome Are you sure? The Brother website mentions the legal size paper only for the models HL-L3230CDW and HL-L3270CDW, not your model.

Well I looked at the tray and it has a setting for legal and A4.

@@user-bo7ke1nh4f if you look at their specifications on their product page they outline the sizes. Paper Handling Size - Paper Tray Letter, Legal, Executive, A4, A5, A6, B5, B6, Folio (8" x 13") Keep in mind this is their newest printer the 3280.

@@Appmyhome Now I can see it. Thank you for helping me find it in Specifications --> Paper Handling Size. I find the legal size paper is mentioned also in the same path on the product page for the 3220. The only drawback now in the 3280 is its screen always up so you cannot cover the top surface with a cloth to protect it from dust and in the same time use that top surface to put things. Therefore I prefer the 3220 model.

we used to say that about our smart lights too....

yeah, true, but if you aren't home, left the window open and its starting to rain....

a tall stranger you mean:). you know I always wondered about someone yelling to alexa.

@@Appmyhome maybe could test it, see how far away Alexa actually triggers.

You know Alexa requires a code to open doors, either door locks or garage door openers. So those are covered. As for this gadget I haven't actually checked if it is included with that feature. I can say though that someone would need to know what name was given to the opener. which pretty much means no issue because most the time even I can't recall what I named it and Alexa is known to be hard of hearing:)

Thank you. Much appreciated

I would call their support line and speak to an agent. my experience is they are very helpful.

I would try their support. www.kodakphotoplus.com/pages/kodak-luma-350-portable-smart-projector-support they have a number you can call.

I'm 6 feet and it isn't a problem. I do have to bend slightly to use it. So if you don't want to bend at all or are taller then this might not be ideal.

curious why you say that. would be helpful too others to understand the issues.

btw, one thing I found is if you have a mesh router the best way to pair the control cam to the wifi is at the place you will install it, i.e. the garage. otherwise the control cam might connect to a mesh satellite that is not covering the garage and depending on the mesh router you have means the control cam could have issues connecting once you move the control cam to the garage.

yes, I like that it will find us and clean where we stand. It also will find a pet which is super cool.