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Re: X10 replacement ?



Hi Ian
Was wondering were you got to ...some one recently inquired about
the
cove lights dev....???

Had a quick look at  your stuff very impressive......Are you using your own
protocol  or     xPL or xAP ???... How about putting leds on the light
switches like the C_Bus ones ???..also a dry contact interface for other
kit
to interface to .... Also Rob ....Shane Harrision has did a lighting system
based on Linet Modules........

Sorry if i missed it but  does it have Status feedback ??? If so i can
see a lot of people getting interested in this ........

Good Luck

Frank



----- Original Message -----
From: "Ian Davidson" <ian@xxxxxxx>
To: "HA Yahoo group UK (HA Yahoo group UK)"
<ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 6:54 AM
Subject: [ukha_d] X10 replacement ?


> Hi All
>
> A long time since my last post but I have been reading all the group
> mail. Since I moved house last year I also started to install some X10
> modules (at the old house I had some basic home made modules and some
> home made RF linked kit) but soon stopped as they seemed so slow and
> unreliable.  A few months ago I decided to build my own modules for
use
> around the house, all the lighting and some appliance modules etc.
> Although X10 is a very well established I didn't like it and decided
to
> start from scratch. I know there are others (CBUS looks very good) but
> they either were to expensive or required dedicated cabling to each
> point (or both).
>
> Anyway I've now got to the point of needing to get some PCB's designed
> but thought I would ask people what they thought so far and if anyone
> could suggest any improvements before I started on the PCB's (Hate
that
> job). Rather than explain everything here I've botched together a
> webpage to explain it so please have a look if you have the time and
let
> me know of any mistakes or improvements you can think of.
>
> http://www.galeforce9.co.uk/details1.htm
>
> I still have much to do especially on the PC software side but I
should
> get there in the end.
>
> Thanks
>
> Ian D
>
>
>
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