SquirrelView Mobile vs Bin Days Edinburgh Recycling

SquirrelView Mobile - Modern Control for SQ16 Data Loggers SquirrelView is the modern replacement for the traditional LCD screen and button interface found on previous generation data loggers. Control and monitor your Grant Instruments SQ16 series Bluetooth-enabled data loggers directly from your smartphone. COMPATIBLE DEVICES • SQ16 Basic • SQ16 Plus KEY FEATURES • Real-time Temperature Monitoring - View instantaneous meter readings from all logger channels • Logger Control - Arm or disarm your logger remotely • Channel Configuration - Configure analog and reference junction channels • System Information - Check firmware version, battery voltage, and device status • Bluetooth Connectivity - Wireless connection eliminates the need for physical buttons and screens SIMPLE TO USE 1. Activate Bluetooth on your SQ16 logger (hold power button for 8 seconds) 2. Open SquirrelView and scan for devices 3. Connect to your logger 4. Monitor, configure settings, or arm/disarm logging ABOUT GRANT INSTRUMENTS Grant Instruments has been manufacturing precision data loggers for temperature monitoring and validation since 1986. The SQ16 series represents our latest generation of professional monitoring equipment, combining proven reliability with modern wireless connectivity. NO SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED One-time download. No ongoing fees. No cloud services. All data stays on your device. REQUIREMENTS • Android device with Bluetooth 4.0 or higher • Grant Instruments SQ16 series data logger with Bluetooth enabled For technical support or product information, visit grantinstruments.com

When is my bin picked up? Calendar with curb-side bins pickup dates for Edinburgh. With reminders! This UNOFFICIAL app which shows you reminders on days when your recycling bins are picked up. This way you won’t forget when your packaging, glass, garden, food and landfill bins are picked up. About the Project Team: This student-led project is maintained by Weronika Harlos and Pawel Orzechowski and was originally created by a group of CodeClan students (David Bujok, George Tegos, Lewis Ferguson) and their instructor (Pawel Orzechowski). Help us! If you see anything wrong with the app (wrong bin calendar? Missing street?) message us through the app. Also get in touch if you’d like to help us with his project. Finally most of us are looking for jobs in software development, so contact us if you would like to talk about this project or any other opportunities or initiatives. About the Data: Data is taken from publically accessible websites of Edinburgh city council. We are IN NO WAY ASSOCIATED WITH THE COUNCIL. Council is doing great work with promoting and enabling recycling, and we wanted to add a little bit of our expertise to make it even easier. We also combined the datasets for various types of bins (packaging, glass, garden, food and landfill) into one calendar, for ease of use. As new streets are built, and data changes, we’ll do our best to update the app.