Re: Ultimate Node0 design ?

[Lehane Kellett <lehane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Presumably Node0, Node1, Node2, etc. Each a functional area.

This is the approach I took - there is a Node 0 where all the Cat5 is
terminated and the HA server but Node 1 has most of the home run
lighting (75 cables!) and the dimmer packs/transformers (20 channels),
Node 2 is the boiler room with a xAP Netiom and an industrial PLC, Node
3 has 2 Netioms (for individual heating control and misc switching -
lights, fans, mirrors, UFH, etc) and a dimmer pack. Excluding the
dimmers, the control gear is in industrial steel enclosures in void spaces.

Lehane


Paul Gale wrote:
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> What do you mean by bus approach?
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> Paul.
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> > All this banter about Node0 & Servers makes me 'wonder if
people hanker
> > after a 'bus approach instead, to cut-down on all the hassle ? !
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