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Re: IR & the Silent Gliss 5100



Hi,

Thanks for that. I understand what you are saying. That sounds like another way it could be done. I have the name and number for the guy at Silent Gliss so I might give him a call anyway.

Cheers
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Paul S. Gale
  To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
  Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 5:23 PM
  Subject: RE: [ukha_d] IR & the Silent Gliss 5100


  Claude,



  Volt free contacts = simple switch



  I recently bought one of the 'dawn to dusk' tracks. This is the basic
  version but AFAIK it is the only one to support discreet open and close
  contacts (via a not-well-documented feature of one of the RJ11
  connectors). This means that you can attach two switches - one to open
  and one to close (they DON'T toggle), in addition to the toggle switch
  (press once - opens, press again - closes).



  Now so far, this doesn't help you much but if you use a HA controller
  such as HomeVision, Ocelot or one of the other many controllers, you can
  use one or two of the outputs to replace the switches I mentioned. This
  gives you IR control (via a simple bit of programming of the controller)
  and other control of the curtains i.e. based on sunrise/sunset or time
  program etc.



  Hope this makes sense? It's been a long day!





  Paul.



  -----Original Message-----
  From: Claudio Mio [mailto:claudio.mio@xxxxxxx]
  Sent: 05 February 2003 16:08
  To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx   Subject: [ukha_d] IR & the Silent Gliss 5100



  Hi,

  Im looking at getting some electric curtains (the Silent Gliss 5100) and
  spoke to a guy from tlc-direct about whether they could be directly
  wired in to an IR network as opposed to using an IR emitter.

  What he said is that it is possible though the IR receiver needs to
  support a volt free contact. Anyone know exactly what this means? Will
  this be compatible with the Xantech stuff?

  Any help would be much appreciated....

  Thanks
  Claude


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