Update:
Would you like to automatically send your organization’s Industrial IoT sensor measurements to your Dropbox?
Have a gander at this newer, updated Dropbox + IoT sensors article on how to use your Export Jobs on Tools.Valarm.net to automatically send your sensor data, at your custom time intervals, to Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon AWS, FTP Servers, Microsoft OneDrive, and other destinations.
Whether you’re monitoring water, flood warning systems, flow meters, or anything else, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with me at Info@Valarm.net if you’ve got any questions.
Have a look at our Industrial IoT Customer Success Stories to see how businesses, government agencies, and other organizations are saving time, money, and lives with Tools.Valarm.net.
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This blog story will teaches you how to upload your Valarm media such as photos and audio clips to Dropbox so you can easily share them wherever you want.
Also have a look at the blog entry about capturing photos and audio if you have any questions on how to acquire media using Valarm.
1. Search and find Dropbox on your device using the app store Play.
2. After you’ve installed Dropbox, launch it!
3. Login to your Dropbox account or create a new one to get to the screen below. Select the folder where you want to upload Valarm media and using the options menu click “Upload here”.
4. When asked what to upload click “Other files” as seen below.
5. Navigate to your SD card where Valarm media is stored.
6. Here in your Internal Storage are the audio and photo directories for Valarm.
7. Select any audio files you wish to upload to your Dropbox folder and click Upload.
8. Likewise select any photos you want to put on your Dropbox.
9. After they’re uploaded the Valarm files are available on any device with Dropbox, here they are in a folder on my MacBook Pro.
10. Here I’m looking at a Valarm photo and playing a sound clip in Apple Mac OS X. Send us any photos, audio, or other stories you have of Valarm in the Wild.
