
Paul Berube
Android experience is horrible. When I used this on ios it was a breeze and extremely useful. My Samsung will simply not work reliably even with the troubleshooting pdf. I can't say it's all devopers' problems, but they keep copying and pasting a troubleshooting guide, and that should warn you. If you like rebooting your device and the gage fifty times to get it to pair up, go ahead. But don't dare answer a call or navigate away from the app. Unless you want to start all over.
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measureQuick
January 24, 2022
Sorry about the inconvenience. We will review this issue and consider it when we develop the next version of the application. Please reach out to us at info@measurequick.com, we'd like to get more details about what you are experiencing.

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This app worked quite well for me in conjunction with the BluVac+ Micro micron gauge. The app is easy to use and it is super helpful to see a chart of the evacuation progress versus just a number on the gauge. It is also nice to be able to document the evacuation on a job. I have used it both on a Samsung A20 phone and a Samsung tablet with no issues. A few comments which might help others: ____1. Bluetooth Setup - It wasn't obvious to me how to put the BluVac+ Micro in Bluetooth discovery mode so that the app can communicate with it. It is in the manual, but is referred to as "turn the radio on and off" versus "put the device in discovery mode". Basically you just have to double click (quickly press twice) on the button with the Bluetooth symbol (and ruler) on the BlueVac+ Micro device. When you do this, you should see a flashing Bluetooth symbol on the LCD display indicating the device is in Bluetooth discovery mode (waiting to connect to the app). ____2. Bug Saving Results for Large Datasets - If you have a long evacuation record (about 2 hours or longer it seems) and save the record, then when you bring up the record in the future to review/share the plot, the chart does not plot. Everything else displays, but there is no line on the chart. This happened on both of my devices (tablet and phone) and consistently only on large datasets (long evacuation times). I think the plotting fails if it has more than a certain number of points or something. The work-around is to export the result to a CSV and plot the data yourself (in Excel or Google Sheets or something). Even though the curve doesn't display in these cases, it still gets exported to CSV just fine. ____3. Export to CSV - At first, I thought this feature wasn't working because when I selected "Export to CSV" while viewing saved results nothing happened. It turns out that this option will only work if you have some app installed on your device which accepts CSV files (I thought it would still export the CSV file but it doesn't). So all you have to do to get this to work is install Google Sheets or some other app which accepts CSV files and it will work fine. The "Export to CSV" option is a nice way to make your own plots in case you run into the bug described above in (2) or just want to add your own annotations to the chart.
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Trevor Jones
Guage=Awesome. App=display only. I have the Bluvac+ Micro and love the guage itself. However, the app with the micro is nothing more than a plotted chart. Tech support informed me that all the "great features" take place INSIDE the pro model of the guage. This seems like a major oversight imo. The guage updates the app 3 times a second. Why can't the algorithm for decay rate be right in the app? Well, the answer is it could easily, but they'd rather squeeze the extra $$$ and make us buy the Pro
Sorry to hear about your dissatisfaction. Because AccuTools contracts with measureQuick® to build and maintain them a "powered by measureQuick" application, it is not an AccuTool's owned software. The AccuTool's algorithm that you speak of is exclusive to their technology and remains in their hardware and their company.