• локальный IP (IPv4)
• внешний, белый IP (не изменяющийся внешний адрес в интернете)
• доменное имя

Yes, you can. But there won't be any communication with equipment: you will not be able to send commands to controllers and receive feedback. The other functions (graphics, navigation, interface scripts) will work.

Yes, you can. In order to do that you need to set up the router and the client application. See more information here.

At the moment iRidium works on the following OS:

• Apple iOS based devices - V6 and later: iPad (later than the 1st), iPhone (3Gs and later), iPod touch (4 generation and later)
• Windows 7/8 based devices: PCs, monoblocks, tablet computers
• Android OS based devices – V2.3 and later: smartphones and tablet computers (your device should have a GPS module and an SD-card)
• Mac OS X based devices: OS X 10.5 Leopard and later (Mac Mini, iMac, MacPro, MacBook)

Support of other OS (Windows Phone 8, Windows RT, Linux, ...) is not planned in the nearest future. Information about support of new systems will be published on the company information resources.

• set up the original keyboard
• turn off the voice input
• turn off the swipe input

[V2.2] You can set up receipt of notifications when iRidium minimized on iOS. This "Local" background notifications works from 2 to 19 minutes, so we do not recomend to use it to inform about important events.

When the app cloased, you cannot get a notification at all

How to setup:

var in_BG = false;

IR.AddListener(IR.EVENT_TAG_CHANGE, IR.GetDevice("DRIVER"), function(name, value) 
{  
   if(name == 'STATUS' && in_BG)
   {
      // Sound identifiers  
      SOUND_ID = {
          None : 0, // without sound 
          Default : 1, // standard notification sound on iOS
          Ringing : 2, // standard ringtone 
      }
      // Creation of required variables 
      string = "DRIVER " + name + " VALUE = " + value;
      id = "" + name;
      delay = 0; // seconds
      sound_id = SOUND_ID.Default;
      // badge – the numeric icon on the app icon
      badge_increment_num = 1;     
      IR.SendNotification(string, delay, sound_id, badge_increment_num, id);
   }
});

// when the application goes to the background
IR.AddListener(IR.EVENT_APP_ENTER_BACKGROUND, 0, function()
{
    in_BG = true;
});

// when the application comes to the foreground
IR.AddListener(IR.EVENT_APP_ENTER_FOREGROUND, 0, function()
{
    in_BG = false;
});