SnapLink Mobile for iOS

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By Home Automation

Turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a whole home remote control. Homeowners and property managers with a Leviton control system can view and adjust...

Turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a whole home remote control. Homeowners and property managers with a Leviton control system can view and adjust lighting levels/scenes, temperatures, security settings, surveillance video, audio, and more. View Event Logs to see when your child came home or an employee leftView real-time IP video (Simple to add new cameras!)View security system status, arm or disarm the alarm,Adjust climate settings including humidity controlSecurity including access controlControl all lights and additional loads. Ability to make small adjustments such as wakeup time or irrigation hours***Requires 3.2 (3.4 recommended) firmware in your ethernet enabled controller, and port forwarding in your router. For questions, please visit our support forum, or call our technical support department***

SnapLink Mobile for iOS

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GENERAL

Release: June 10, 2016

Latest update: February 21, 2024

Version: 1.24

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: iOS

Operating System: iOS 12.1.2

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 84

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

3/5

1 User Votes

Nice app. No helpful documentation.
Twilson993February 16, 2015
Pros
Clean, professional presentation of buttons. Very modern design.
Cons
This version is updated and controls everything noted above. I mentioned no documentation. Here is an example: On the Security screen there are 6 choices - Night Delay, Day Instant, Vacation, Night, Day and Away. There is no explanation or documentation of HAI's site, YouTube or the internet that I can find that explains what they mean, when to use them and what the differences are.
Summary
HAI should give it away with the purchase of all the gear I bought. Not having an app for home automation while away from home (like on vacation) would really defeat the purpose. They just need to make a few quality videos. I'll keep looking at YouTube - I'm a good searcher.