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Wednesday, 08 May 2002 |
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Overview - Homeseer is home automation software produced by Keware Technologies. It connects to a standard UK CM12U PC controller without any problem, and allows X10 commands to be sent and received from various devices. A 30 day demo of Homeseer is available from the Homeseer web site and the full registered version is currently priced around £50... |
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Wednesday, 08 May 2002 |
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OVERVIEW With this latest hardware and software upgrade, Comfort's already impressive feature list now grows to include the ability to :- view real-time video images from cameras around your home, control lights and curtains, switch camera views, open the garage door and control the heating from literally anywhere in the world using a normal web browser and the internet as the communication line... |
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Wednesday, 08 May 2002 |
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As a brief overview, I had the requirement to send an X10 single when someone entered my garden. Initially I attempted to use the MS13H "Hawkeye" X10 PIR, but found that due the amount of foliage (well, weeds!), and the amount of wind we get in our garden, the Hawkeye proved to be unreliable when it was placed in a position to monitor the garden path... |
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Wednesday, 08 May 2002 |
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The Marmitek AWM2 micro-module is the first to market of the new breed of modules supporting ACT's A10 (Advanced X10) protocol. The AWM2 is simply a 16A appliance module, but it has two switch inputs: the first controls the built-in appliance module, and the second is transmitted as X10 on the mains wiring. A10 adds an advanced addressing mode, but otherwise is identical to X10. ACT's OEM A10 modules add significant extra functionality though, addressing some of the irritating shortfalls of X10, which after all is a 30 year old technology. A10 modules have been hotly anticipated for some time, and the AWM2 has an impressive list of drool-worthy characteristics. |
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Wednesday, 08 May 2002 |
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The Mini Controller (MC460) allows up to 8 individual or groups of modules to be controlled... |
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Wednesday, 08 May 2002 |
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The X10 Maxi Controller (SC503) can control all 16 unit addresses on any one house code with individual buttons. The unit has buttons for ON, OFF, DIM, BRIGHT, ALL-LIGHTS-ON, ALL-UNIT-OFF... |
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Wednesday, 08 May 2002 |
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The long awaited CM12U finally reaches the UK. On receiving the unit you open the box to find a CD with the "Activehome" software (Windows 3.1 or higher), The CM12U itself and a 9 pin serial lead to connect it to your PC... |
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Wednesday, 08 May 2002 |
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"Smartlinc's innovative Touchlinc 4.0 Touchscreen controller lets you easily control all of your home systems" Well that's what the marketing says anyway… |
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Wednesday, 08 May 2002 |
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The PHC03/SD533 SunDowner controller is that venerable old trooper the MC460 mini-controller, but with one crucial difference - it's had a light dependent resistor grafted on to it. Like the mini-controller, the SunDowner has the irritating characteristic of only being able to control 8 of the available 16 unit codes on a given house code, without modification... |
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