Re: My HA website

["kw1816" <kw1816@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The Way 2 Call was a bit of a fluke - Homeseer (HS) only supports a
limited=
number of modems for it's own use and I use HS for the caller ID data. I t=
hink they normally sell for a couple of hundred dollars but, by chance,
som=
eone in the UK was selling a load of them on ebay for about =A320 which is
=
where I picked mine up from.

Previously I was using a Zoom 3025 modem which worked but didn't always
get=
the caller ID. The Way 2 Call is far better and rarely drops a number but =
I think without HS it might be a pain to setup as it's not a 'traditional'
=
modem. Does lot's more apparantley but never looked into it.

Cheers
Kevin

ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Robert Chasmer" <ukha@...> wrote:
>
> kw1816 wrote on 02 September 2009 13:47
> > I've finally got round to knocking together a website to document
my
> own
> > HA setup based around Homeseer/Mainlobby.
> >=20
> > If you have a few spare minutes, have a peek at
> http://www.kw1816.co.uk
> > <http://www.kw1816.co.uk>  and let me
know what you think. I'm open to
> > any comment/praise/criticsm and I'd be interested in any
feedback.
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> Nice site.  Just started reading it and came across the reference to
> Way2Call, which your using to get CallerID information.  I've had a
look
> at the US websites but its not immediately clear what you can get it
to
> do, and what PC software you'd use with it.
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> I still have an un-started project, that would allow me to interface
my
> telephones to my server.  Ideally I'd like to record the callerID
> information (times and dates of calls), and ideally generate an email
> with the information each time a call comes in.
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> I'm running MS Small Business Server 2003 with MS Exhange, and would
> also like to be able to send and receive fax's, plus voice messages
also
> to be delivered via email.
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> Any ideas?
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> Cheers
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>=20
> Rob
>




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