sensor controller

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Hi Marc,

Thanks for the response,

I am talking about heat sensors, move sensors, change in current sensors. I have read that all the common sensors are x10 which is wireless. I can create wireless sensors with a transmitter and a receiver what is so special with x10? There is a kit to build from

Thank you for your time.

Nadav

Marc_F_Hult wrote:

Bill,keep on the good work and keep smiling while later on mr bAss stab you in the back... keep on smiling when he will more sooner then later turn this place upside down when he will start arguing with one of the pillar here and finally start a vendetta over the NG like he did in ASA and In some aviation group...

he did it twice why not 3 time?

if he survive his cancer you can be sure that he will feel invulnerable,and you will feel the pain...

"Bill Kearney" a écrit dans le message de news: eeednYhNQ5IaArbYnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@speakeasy.net...

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Where will the sensors be located? And how -- details matter here -- will you connect them to the PC/controller ?

No the vast majority of X-10 devices are _output_ devices such as light dimmers, and not "sensors".

See my suggestion above. X-10 is widely use because it solves one of the most difficult problems for many folks, namely how to control dimming of lights remotely. T don't know where you live (despite having asked ) _- Israel? -- so there is not much more I can usefully say on the topic. Partly because of building codes and other regulations, what you can/should do depends on what country you live in. Please make an attempt to answer the questions asked so we don't waste effort.

K8055 is not a controller. It doesn't control anything because it doesn't implement any logic. It provides cost-effective low-resolution analog digital input/output to a PC through USB.

There are many, many way to do this. For just one possible path, search "National Instruments" on eBay. If you will doing the logic/programming in the PC, then the PC will need to be on 24x7, right? If so, there is no needed for the I/O to be a free-standing device, right? and PCI or PC-AT add-in cards would work, right? What is your budget?

???? No. You can convert the voltage to a temperature in C, VB whatever in VS.

Check out National Instruments Measurement Studio for Visual Studio. What is your budget ? What are your goals? Is this a hobby or investment? And so on .. Please refer to the questions I asked previously.

... Marc Marc_F_Hult

I've had plenty of exchanges with Bass, with no trouble at all. Sure, he's a character, but aren't we all?

As for cancer, that's just being an ass to make such a comment. Wish it on yourself and see how you fare.

ASA is and always has been a cesspool. You idiots get what you deserve from it. Wallow in it if you insist but keep it THERE, not here.

Y'all need to get a clue and move on with your lives. Or at least GET LIVES.

invulnerable,and

Hey Bill,

Take a peek over at ASA right now to see why it's a cesspool.

Mssrs. Morgan, Olson and the guy who calls himself "group moderator" have filed phony complaints. Every time they file another online complaint they post triumphantly that he has a BBB problem. These are a bunch of lowlifes from the security alarms forum who have nothing better to do than rant about Bass.

Really? When have I ever filed a "phony complaint"?

Are you inferring that the BBB complaints originate with "Mssrs. Morgan, Olson and the guy who calls himself Group Moderator"? You obviously don't know how the BBB operates do you?

Right... and Mr. Bass is "the Voice of Reason, Knowledge, Experience, Truth, and Wisdom"? You really haven't been paying attention, have you?

Hi Guys

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