Free temperature software for pda

Temperature Tracker 3.5 is a convenient tool which helps you track your temperature. When you have a fever, keeping a daily record of your temperature with multiple recordings helps you and your doctor determine what is causing the fever and how it can be treated. The pattern of a fever can help suggest the reason for the body's increased temperature. The Temperature Tracker simplifies temperature data logging.

The software automatically saves temperature, time, and location of the measurement. In addition to being a convenient data logger the software is also a valuable tool for temperature longitudinal trends analysis. This longitudinal analysis may help you and your doctor decide what is causing the fever and how it can be treated.

Enhancements:

• Improves interface

The Temperature Converter 1.1 is a feature-rich and trustworthy home education program. Stuck in the middle of math, science class and need to know that converted temperature? Simply whip out your Palm handheld and enter the temperature! If the temperature you entered in Celcuis, click the "Cel>Far" botton. If the temperature you just entered is Farenheight, then click the "Far>Cel" button.

TealInfoDB: World Temperatures is a folio containig average monthly temperatures for selected cities all over the world. Also shows longitude and latitude.
System requirements:
- TealInfo

Provides an easy way to convert between different units of measure. For example pounds to kilos.
The following units of measurement are supported:
- Area
- Distance
- Energy
- Force
- Mass (metric)
- Mass (UK Avordupois)
- Mass (US)
- Mass (Apothecaries)
- Mass (Troy)
- Power
- Pressure
- Speed
- Temperature
- Volume (metric)
- Volume (UK)
- Volume (US Liquid)
- Volume (US dry)
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.0

wdTemp 2.7 comes to you as a simple Temperature unit conversion calculator which lends you many useful functions.

Requirements:

• Palm OS 3.0
  

The ThermaData logger is a cost effective, self-contained temperature data-logger or blind recording thermometer designed to record the temperature of the surrounding environment. The recording time and sample rate can be easily selected from the software and, unlike most low cost loggers, the ThermaData logger will continue recording during and after downloading the data. By selecting continuous logging it is possible to start the ThermaData logger only once and never have to reset its parameters again, even if downloaded regularly.

The user can set high and low alarm values for an application. A button push will allow a simple visual inspection of the unit to show if either of these limits has been exceeded. An illuminated red LED will warn the user that the alarm limits have been exceeded (reject) or an illuminated green LED will advise the user that the alarm limits have not been exceeded (accept).

The ThermaData logger is housed in a water-resistant polyethylene case and is available in seven colours: blue, white, yellow, green, red, brown and black.

The logger software demonstrates the flexibility and availability of options for use of the product while not requiring the product to be present.

The ThermaData Palm application has been designed to enable ThermaData logger users to download data without removing the ThermaData logger from its monitoring position. The ThermaData Palm interface plugs into any PalmOS hand held computers serial connection lead.

There are two methods of download, manual prompts the user for connection of the ThermaData logger and once uploaded the data is shown on screen. Auto acquire mode checks automatically for a connected ThermaData logger. Once the upload is complete a bleep signifies the finish of the process. Once uploaded from the ThermaData logger the files can be viewed in different formats. The summary gives an overview of the data including start and end dates and times, number of samples taken, alarm settings and number of alarms that have occurred.

The graph feature shows the data as a line graph.

The zoom feature allows the user to zoom in and view down to 10 samples per screen, then by tapping on a point on the graph the sample number, time, date, temperature value and alarm status of sample are displayed. The data/alarms can be viewed as a list. User notes can be added and attached to the file. Palm Hotsync transfers the data to a PC where it may be interrogated using the ThermaData logger application.

MicroTemp 2.4 brings an advanced and complete thermometer application for the PalmOS handhelds. It uses a simple interface to Dallas Semiconductor MicroLan Devices. Temperature is measured by a 1820 digital thermometer. You can find a description on how to build the interface and attach the sensor on my homepage.