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The
aim is for xAP to be carrier-independant.
"If it
can talk IP, it can talk xAP" is the idea.
Power
line is one way to go, another is 802.11b....
As
I've said, all these things should be possible - maybe not released this
week,
though ;-)
Hi all
I just thought I might suggest that if the
serial
route is taken then why not use the power line to send the data. Then the
only
connection to the display is to plug it into the mains, everyone can use it
and it does not use up all the cat5 points. It also means that any number
of
units can be added without trying to multi drop the serial line or have
many
serial ports. Please do not think of the power line as in "X10", I use it
and
hate it, it was designed in the 70's and is outdated and slow. More modern
equipment is far more resilient and much faster. I am very busy at the
moment and have been doing a good deal of research in this area. It
looks
as though the project is moving at a fast pace but if you decide this as
one
of the options I may be able to help at a later date. I hope you didn't
mind
the idea.
Ian D
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