xAP is an open protocol
intended to
support the integration of telemetry and control devices primarily within
the
home - it is the glue that supports the interconnectivity of Home
Automation
devices.
The primary design objectives
are:
Simple, easy to
implement/retrofit
Suitable for use with a wide
range of processing capabilities, from embedded controllers to fully
fledged PC's
Operating system
agnostic
Programming language
agnostic
Network agnostic
These are lofty design goals,
and
initial implementation is currently focussed on IP based networks, PC's
running Linux and Win/32, and Rabbit embedded microcontrollers.
-----Original Message----- From: Nick Towers [mailto:nickt@xxxxxxx] Sent: 17
September 2002 17:51 To: ukha_d@xxxxxxxSubject: [ukha_d] Re:
Simple Visual Basic controller/scheduler
Sounds interesting -
can you
explain what xAP is though, please? I've not come across
it Nick --- In
ukha_d@y..., "PatrickLidstone" <patrick@l...> wrote: > >
Where
this has come from is asking Ian B about controlling his >
relay >
> board, (for garden watering, lights etc) from a PC without
the need > > to interface with any additional software or
hardware
(eg > > Homevision), ie produce a simple standalone system which
you
can > > install and away you go. Obviously not integrated with
anything > much > > else but only requiring a PC to
run. > > The xAP stuff can be packaged and installed exactly
like
this - on a > standalone/apparently dedicated
basis. > >
Patrick
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