Quoting Ian Pascoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Well, so far found the Open Home Automation Project, but doesn't seem to
> have been updated since July last year.
I don't know if it supports your device, but check out Linux MCE
(http://www.linuxmce.com/) which is based on Pluto-Home
(http://www.plu
Well, so far found the Open Home Automation Project, but doesn't seem to
have been updated since July last year.
Plenty of "freeware" too, but not on sites that I recognise. And of course
the proprietory stuff too.
There's an outfit that have done some work in the Apple arena and ported to
windo
2008/7/10 Ian Pascoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Evening all
>
> I seem to recall from previous postings that we have a couple of home
> automation peeps lurking on the list.
>
> I've been presented with a "working" temperature sensor that uses RS-485
> standard, together with a USB convertor. The prob
Evening all
I seem to recall from previous postings that we have a couple of home
automation peeps lurking on the list.
I've been presented with a "working" temperature sensor that uses RS-485
standard, together with a USB convertor. The problem is that it came with
no software to grab hold of /
