VBusTouch free

Name: VBusTouch free
Rating: 3.4 (5 reviews)
Author: RESOL GmbH

By: RESOL GmbH

Utilities

Features & Capabilities

VBusTouch is a software especially designed for the Apple iPhone and iPod touch. It displays both live data and progression charts of the solar system at any place in the world, provided that the system is run by a RESOL controller equipped with a VBus® interface and a datalogger connected to the Internet via LAN.

If the iPhone or the iPod touch are in portrait orientation, a hydraulic scheme and live data of the system are displayed. As soon as the device is turned into landscape orientation, the integrated accelerometer switches to the display of a progression chart.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

RESOL GmbH

Rating:

3.40

(5) 0.60

Version:

1.6 Last updated: 2015-10-18

Version code:

841384133

Creation date:

2009-08-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

3.94MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-08

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# 797,033 ▲ 149,844

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Developed by:

RESOL GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/vbustouch-free/id325152686?l=en-GB

User Reviews

App works great in F and lets me know exactly what my solar system is up to from anywhere. Daily graph is interesting, wish it showed more days.

by Ka*****, 2012-04-27

This app stinks. The iPad version works better but isn't great either. I wish these guys would do a better job with this. Another problem not already mentioned is you can't view temps in F... Only C, now matter how you set the conversion button in the config screen. All around a poor effort. Come on Guys.

by Hu*****, 2011-10-25

The idea is good. It is buggy (can't edit, can't cancel (which means remove/reinstall)) In other words it is good as any other Resol product. These guys just want to claim a feature set. Actually delivering the features is too much of a bother.