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Posted by paolino on September 27, 2008, 12:33 pm
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Hi guys I am doing my undergraduate project and I will need to find how to interface X-10 devices with my SW. I have searched over the Internet to no avail - maybe this standard is soo old that no-one is interested anymore? Help!!! | ||||||||||
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Posted by bill on September 27, 2008, 1:44 pm
Please log in for more thread options You could use a hardware interface and then talk to that. Do a google search for cm11a | ||||||||||
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Posted by Robin on September 30, 2008, 4:05 pm
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paolino wrote: > Hi guys
> > I am doing my undergraduate project and I will need to find how to > interface X-10 devices with my SW. I have searched over the Internet > to no avail - maybe this standard is soo old that no-one is interested > anymore? > > Help!!! As another poster comments, you'll need CM11/CM12 hardware (or similar) to connect your software to the X10 network. In the meantime, if you google: X10 Interface Communication Protocol You'll find a lot to read. The old standards tend to be the ones worth spending time with: money, beer, sex - in that order. | ||||||||||
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> I am doing my undergraduate project and I will need to find how to
> interface X-10 devices with my SW. I have searched over the Internet
> to no avail - maybe this standard is soo old that no-one is interested
> anymore?
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> Help!!!