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“Made for iPhone” means that an electronic accessory has been designed 

to connect specifically to iPhone, and has been certified by the developer 

to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the 

operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory 

standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPhone may 

affect wireless performance.

How to use the Extreme Blue II Enhanced app

This document uses screenshots from TimePilot’s iPhone App; our Android app is very similar.

The Main Screen of the app.

Collecting data from the clock.

You can download clock-ins and clock-outs 

from the clock at any time.  In addition, the 

act of collecting the transactions will also 

reset the time on the Extreme Blue II clock to 

match the time on your phone. Here’s how to 

collect the transactions:

1.  Tap the gray Management iButton that 

came with your clock to the clock’s “Out” probe. 

The lights on the clock will flash.

2.  Tap the “Clock” icon at the bottom of the app’s 

Main screen on your iPhone, then the “Get New 

Transactions” button.

3.  The transactions will download to your phone. 

Want to see an individual employee’s clock-ins and clock-

outs (also known as “transactions”)? 

Just double-tap the 

employee’s name.

Want to edit an individual employee’s profile? 

Tap the 

employee’s name to highlight it, tap “Menu” in the top right 

corner and then choose “Edit Employee.”  Tap “Save” when 

you’re done.

Want to add or delete an employee?

 Tap “Menu” and then 

choose “Add Employee” or “Delete Employee.”  Tap “Save” 

when you’re done.

Want to clock in (or out) an employee right in the app?

 Tap 

the employee’s name to highlight it, tap “Menu” and then 

choose “Clock In” or “Clock Out.” Tap “Save” when you’re 

done. The time of the transaction will match the time on the 

phone.

Want to edit an existing transaction? 

Tap the employee’s 

name to highlight it, tap “Menu” and

 choose “Edit 

Transaction.” Tap “Save” when you’re done.

How to send data from the phone to the PC.

1.  Tap the “Settings” menu, then “Extreme Blue Enhanced” in the menu that appears.
2.  You’ll see that you’re connected to your Dropbox account and two blue buttons. Tap 

“Send Data to Cloud.”

3.  Now start Clock Manager on your PC. (In TimePilot Central, click the “Setup” menu, 

then “Clock Manager...”). The name of the phone that sent the data in the previous 

step will be shown in red. This is an indicator that there is data in Dropbox waiting to 

be retrieved.

4.  Right-click the phone and select “Get Transactions from Phone.” The data will flow 

into the TimePilot database and you’ll see it in TimePilot Central.       

Dropbox

Data travels from 

your smartphone to 

your Dropbox folder, 

and is retrieved by 

TimePilot Central.

How to name 

your clocks.

If you have more 

than one Extreme 

Blue II clock, it can 

be helpful to give 

each clock a name 

so you can see in 

TimePilot Central 

exactly which 

clock an employee 

used. 
To do so, start 

the app, tap the 

“Clock” icon, 

then “Menu” and 

choose  “Set Clock 

Name.”

Employees

” returns you to the Main Screen if you’re on another page.

Clock

” downloads to your iPhone the clock-ins and clock-outs collected by the 

Extreme Blue II clock. 

Past

” is not used by those using Extreme Blue II Enhanced. 

The icons at the bottom.

Detailed instructions are available online: www.TimePilot.com/SupportCenter.htm                    Having problems? Contact TimePilot tech support at 630-879-6400 or Support@TimePilot.com

The three horizontal lines

 at the top left of the screen are the icon for the 

Settings Menu, which is used when setting up the app, sending data to TimePilot 

Central or retrieving employee profiles from TimePilot Central. 

When you tap “Menu,” 

at the top right, the menu that appears varies depending  

upon what you’re doing at the time.

The red arrows 

next to some employees’ names  indicate that the employee was 

clocked in when you last collected the data; no arrow means they were clocked 

out. The time displayed below each employee’s name is calculated from their last 

collected clock-out. 

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