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Yes, it is a lot more reliable as the RF
solution
and it can be very easily integrated with my application. It then act
as
both receiver and transceiver PC interface. You can use the Transceiver to
learn
IR commands
For the interested people I can send the
schematic
to interconnect the Alcad ( or maybe others) transceiver with the PC. You
have
only to put one receiver in each room (they have an integrated IR LED in
the
case and one extender LED if the power socket is in the back of something)
and
this is all.
Some IR receivers acting as the X10
equivalents
will be posted on my site in the near future (home made). You will be able
then
to command Home Appliances using IR commands.
This is what I intend to do... base all my
home
devices on infrared, not X10.
BR,
Dan
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 3:12
PM
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] IR Repeater Thru
Mains - was - New site for Infrared Remote Manager
> Another wireless solution is to use some
dedicated devices like the ones produced by Allcad in Spain (http://www.alcad.net) and send
> the IR signal trough the MAINS line
(power
lines) or by RF.
Interesting....here's the URL for that
product
Never seen an "IR thru Mains" repeater like
this. It's bound to be more reliable that the IR-RF-IR ones I've
used.
Anyone know if these are available in the
UK?
Thanks
M.
http://www.automatedhome.co.uk
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