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Re: 'Premise' by Lantronix - anyone know anything about this HA software ?


  • To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
  • Subject: Re: 'Premise' by Lantronix - anyone know anything about this HA software ?
  • From: "keyvan2r" <keyvan@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 16:42:25 -0000
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I posted about this package around 8 months ago (I am sure it is
somewhere in the UK HA archives)- I downloaded the old version trial
(not 2.0) about six months ago and played with it for while.
It has a different approach than HomeSeer (which is where my limited
knowledge of HA software comes from). It takes a logical device
versus a physical device. You have "define" the devices as
logical
first - giving them the appropriate qualities characteristics - you
then associate this logical layer of the device to an actual device -
you also have to the tell the system what means of communication
are to be used for the logical layer to communicate with the
physical device. I.e if you assign a logical device (say a light)
with a X10 module, you must tell the device to communicate with the
light via say a CM11a unit, etc. Then there are "scenes" to set
up
in conjuntion with the devices.
I looked at it since it also provided support for a number of HA
item which I have (slinke, Homevision, etc.). It also supports the
Lantronix (who are the owners of the software now) serial over LAN
devices.
I did not think it worth $995 asking price, but it had some clever
ways of managing media over the LAN and it may well be worth the
$199 price tag for the non-dealer version.
There are loads of "properties" to be defined and managed for
each
item. It has support for a vast number of HA and media devices. In
my opnion it is not for those looking for a quick & simple to set up
solution - but if you don't mind getting your head around the
concept, it's pretty good.

Keyvan R
--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Mark McCall" <lists@a...> wrote:
> > Anyone familiar with Lantronix Premise HA software ??
> > Expensive for the Dealer version ($1K) but $199 for the normal
user
> version.
> > Downloading the V2 demo now..
>
> Never 'eard of it.
>
> Let us know what it's like.
>
> Thanks
>
> M.



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