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Control church bells remotely from your mobile device. Manage volume, speaker zones, and play pre-programmed schedules or custom functions. Securely authorize other users for bell access.
1.3
October 25, 2020
Added string for local network permission to explain connection to bell controller. Increased timeout tolerance.
Church Bell Remote is a mobile application that allows users to control Chime Master church bell systems remotely from their smartphone or tablet. It offers features like volume control, speaker zoning, and the ability to play pre-programmed schedules or custom functions.
To use Church Bell Remote, you need a Chime Master bell control or electronic church bell instrument, and the Chime Master Management Suite software (Premium version 4.9 or later) installed on a PC with a network connection shared with your mobile device. The app is compatible with iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch running iOS 8 or later.
Yes, the Chime Master Management Suite software allows you to securely authorize other personnel, such as pastors, sextons, or funeral directors, to control the church bells. This enables them to perform special ringings when needed.
The app supports user authentication and allows you to customize user screens. You can also schedule specific user access times to the bell system, ensuring controlled operation.
Yes, Church Bell Remote supports multiple location access. This means one app can be used to manage bells across different churches and cemeteries, provided they are connected to a compatible Chime Master system.
Church Bell Remote has a user rating of 1.7 stars based on 3 ratings. This indicates a generally low user satisfaction based on the available data.
The latest version of Church Bell Remote, 1.3, was last updated on October 25, 2020. This suggests the app has not received significant updates in recent years.
Yes, Church Bell Remote is available for free download and use. There are no in-app purchases mentioned, and the app does not appear to be ad-supported.
