Has anybody ever heard of X10 video surveillance equipment?
Interestingly, the COX or HWG server won't let me post the link. This post
refuses to send with the link in it.
But the link is www and then put X10 dot com
There is a TON of it out there and alot of people have experience with it.
They were one of the first to market with this type of thing, but since then,
alot of others have come out with better/cheaper stuff. I'm sure someone on
the HWG has a list of companies they have used :)
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For a while, they were the #1 source of popups and sent a *LOT* of spam.
I would imagine many, many mail servers filter out mail with their URL.
Winterlight wrote:
Interestingly, the COX or HWG server won't let me post the link. This
post refuses to send with the link in it.
But the link is ww
Their claim-to-fame is no-big-deal these days with so many wireless
cameras available elsewhere.
As to the actual good X10 remote control stuff there are other sites &
sources.
Ben Ruset wrote:
For a while, they were the #1 source of popups and sent a *LOT* of spam.
I would imagine many, man
As to the actual good X10 remote control stuff there are other sites &
sources.
Like where?
Sure. I have a bunch of X10 stuff here. In fact I was thinking of
grabbing the x10 ninja to pan and tilt my nightvision security cam
(which isn't x10). I use it to remotely turn on and off different
computers, camera's and network devices at home, when I'm at work.
lopaka
Winterlight wrote:
Not sure if they're related, but Smarthome.com is a big vendor of home
automation. So is your local electrical supply since Leviton makes a
complete line.
http://www.leviton.com/
There's been more than a few big names since the 70's when BSR
introduced the system. Radio shack, IBM, Sears, Cra
At 05:35 PM 4/25/2006, you wrote:
Sure. I have a bunch of X10 stuff here. In fact I was thinking of grabbing
the x10 ninja to pan and tilt my nightvision security cam (which isn't
x10). I use it to remotely turn on and off different computers, camera's
and network devices at home, when I'm at w
I don't actually have any x10 cameras but it sounds like a decent setup.
You can setup web based interfaces for x10 devices to control them
remotely, etc. Where will you be, at work?
x10 stuff is cool for the reason that you can power things on and off as
needed all over the house. I have 3 ca
At 08:09 PM 4/25/2006, you wrote:
I don't actually have any x10 cameras but it sounds like a decent setup.
You can setup web based interfaces for x10 devices to control them
remotely, etc. Where will you be, at work?
Mostly I will be at my home office, but I want to keep an eye on him
without
Now the X10 Ninja mounts are cool, the cams suck IMO. I have my D-Link
cam on one now.
I had used old video conferencing cams off ebay with them through a 3
device RF modulator. V.Cool to be able monitor from any room with a TV
just be sure you get the proper channel blocker for the cable feed
j,
Perhaps we just exist in different universes.
I was just trying to explain to Anthony howtodoit.
I know you are an X10 fan-boy. Fine.
I'm not a double-E, but I do know how to switch
both AC and DC. "Clapper" was just a reference.
It certainly is BAD. But, it comes back year after
year about th
Actually, I think it would all work better in a "turn-key" configuration
that's designed from the ground up...you need to be able to buy an HD in
a box that will let backup software tickle it over USB, then do the
physical switching to get the HD & electronics in the circuit, then tell
the soft
Anthony,
Good idea/plan. Think this my be 2100 or beyond.
Way too many $$$/security points
to deal with..ATM :)
But, I'll vote for it
Wrkz4me. Whenever.
Best,
Duncan
At 20:40 12/12/2007 -0500, you wrote:
Actually, I think it would all work better in a "turn-key" configuration
that's d
I just noticed this thread. I have a couple NAS devices that are controlled by
X10. They are on shelves in the back storage area and very hard to get to
physically so I turn them on (rarely) to back up data to them. I can power them
on/off using a web browser via MisterHouse or by using an X10 p
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