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Re: CM12U software


  • To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
  • Subject: Re: CM12U software
  • From: "Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2002 15:07:01 +0000
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Steve,

2 suggestions.. take a look at ACE (www.honesoftware.com) - be quick though
as the price is about to go up! Alternatively, you could do what I do with
my "spare" CM12, which is to run another instance of Homeseer,
and a
"cluster" script wot i wrote, which lets the 2nd HS PC monitor
the main one,
and take over from it if it fails...

Paul G.


>On topic!
>
>I have the house controlled quite happily using Homeseer with a CM12U;
and
>as I bought a spare CM12U when Homebase were doing the clearout, I
figured
>I
>should put it to use somewhere.
>
>So the question is; is there any Windows software that I can run on my
>normal game/internet PC (as opposed to my HA PC under the stairs) that
can
>simply be configured with a layout containing named buttons (eg,
bedroom
>lights on, Garden off etc.. like I have on my pronto) that will then
send
>X10 commands using the spare CM12U?
>
>I know I _could_ use the supplied software for this, but I was after
>something much simpler as all of the clever stuff is handled by
HomeSeer.
>
>Neither PC's have eithernet, so the CM12U is the only way they could
talk
>to
>each other. The Homerseer web interface would be nice, but I would need
to
>chisel CAT5 into the wall, which is not going to happen!
>
>Thanks - Steve




Paul G.




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