Re: Hv multizone ir system Costing

["graham_howe" <graham@xxxxxxx>]

--- In ukha_d@y..., "Frank Mc Alinden" <armagh@b...>
wrote:
> Nik
>         There are several
advantages with using stick on 
emitters ...1: No chance of something phyically blocking the signal . 
2: Home vision has total control of the ir system .3:Having total 
control Homevision will know the status of all equipment ,ie on / off 
muted etc , with a blaster system Homevision or the remote can send 
signals to the receiving device therefore Statuses unknown . My first 
home brew unit was a blaster type system and when working on the 
current system some of the guys explained to me about the stick on 
emitter system and eventually it sunk in.................
> 
> Frank Mc 

Yeah, this is another good point, though not so relevant for me as 
the equipment will not be in the same place as the remote anyway. I 
suppose that I should also point out that I may well not be using a 
remote control at all in some rooms, but instead will send the 'IR 
Command' to HV from a HomeAutomator web page. This is particularly 
true since my Pronto finally gave up the ghost at the weekend.

Graham (surrounded by 10 remote controls and not achieving a high WAF 
right now)

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