DeviLAN vs AirPhoto

1. Standard configuration and monitoring tool for synertronixx devices and modules. Search, find and configure devices in LAN and WLAN. 2. Use app as a TCP/IP socket based remote control (RC) and visualization tool more info for "Configuration tool": - DeviLAN uses UDP broadcast messages to request and change network configuration for modules like CAN2Web-Advanced or CAN2Web-Professional. TCP/IP communication is used for setting parameters and monitoring device. - Configure and monitor CANIO modules connected to CAN-bus via CAN2Web. more info for "Remote control & Visualization": - Use DeviLAN App as a TCP/IP socket based remote control (RC) and visualization tool - Create your own remote control and send accelerometer data to control your (embedded) device - No iOS programming necessary, just send the configuration data via socket - With simple commmands add sliders, switches, buttons, textfields, progress bars, webview, scroll texts, graphs, maps ... - …segment/radio-buttons and pickers. - Create bar graphs, pie charts, curves and other complex graphics and more ... - Use PC based test tool (remote control & visulization server) to see how RC works - Use free RC & visualization sample code for Linux to start your project - Use free Python scripts to control Raspberry Pi (Pi-Finder, RC-Server, Simple webserver) - Simply modify the scripts to control your Raspberry Pi hardware and other peripheral devices. - Please use product manual and help webpages to get more info

AirPhoto lets you send photos and videos from your iPhone to any device — no app needed on the receiving end. All the receiver needs is a web browser. Scan a QR code, and your photos arrive in original quality on any PC, Android phone, or tablet. ■ Two ways to share - Share on the same Wi-Fi Blazing-fast transfer to devices on the same network. Your iPhone becomes a tiny server; the receiver simply opens a page in their browser and downloads. - Share over the Internet (NEW) Send to someone far away. Photos travel directly from device to device with encryption — they are never stored on a server in between. ■ Three steps either way 1. Pick your photos and videos 2. Tap a share method 3. The receiver scans the QR code — transfer starts ■ Highlights - No app install for the receiver (any browser works) - Original quality — no recompression - Internet sharing is peer-to-peer: your photos are never stored on our servers - Add photos straight from the Photos app share menu (NEW) - No sign-up, no account Perfect for moving photos to your computer, sharing with family and friends on the spot, or migrating to Android. Note: Depending on network conditions (e.g., both devices on cellular), a direct internet connection may not be possible. In that case, please use local sharing on the same Wi-Fi.