Re: Re: Napco Gemini 3200

["Neil F" <automated@xxxxxxx>]

OK I'm convinced :-)

Sounds like it could do all my essential events and homeseer could do all
the fancy stuff (so i'm not at the mercy of windows completely!)

Mark, you say you wouldn't recommend buying without the serial link. What
would the serial link do for me apart from presumably giving me a nice GUI
for programming? (maybe enough a reason to get it anyway). I don't see much
need for the web interface when i have homeseer's.

I'm quite confused on the bits i need to get me going...
comfort panel
2 keypads (for now)
doorphone
ringer module

the bits that a troubling me are cs-xpress / ucmdev / ucm01 ??!...

thanks
Neil
----- Original Message -----
From: <Barnett_Ray@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 5:50 PM
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Napco Gemini 3200


> > Is it impossible for comfort to do the dim/bright commands in
> > response to the PIR's? (and take into account other variables
like
> day/night, alarm set/unset)  I'm thinking this would give the best
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> Comfort is more than able to do that. Each PIR trigger can be
> associated with a response, which is basically a Comfort macro.
> Comfort has just about all the standard X10 commands covered - on,
> off, dim up, dim down, all units on/off, all lights on/off.
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> I have a couple of lights triggered on and off by PIR activity. I
> also have a light sensor to work in conjuction with this, and also
> turn lights on and off in response to other events - like leaving and
> entering the house.
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> Some events such as sunset I've found easier to program via Homeseer
> (although the light sensor removes some of the need for this
> particular one).
>
> HTH, Ray Barnett
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