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X10 Camera05 Apr 2004 22:02 GMT3
Anyone know how to fix X10 cameras running WinXP Pro? They work for about a
hour then stop. I have to reload the drivers and they work again.
2 inch conduit termination05 Apr 2004 21:12 GMT4
Per discussions in this group, I ran a Carlon 2 inch conduit from my attic
to my wiring closet for future needs.
My question is, how to finish off the conduit in the wiring closet.  I have
an ONQ box, the rest of the wiring will be behind sheetrock in a couple of
Landscape switch that will work with pool pump gpf?05 Apr 2004 21:11 GMT1
Does anyone know of an X-10 switch that will work on my system.  It's
for a few landscape lights that is wired in conjunction with my pool
pump.  It's protected by a gpf breaker at the panel.  (I cannot rewire
the lights separatly)
Cameras05 Apr 2004 06:48 GMT1
I just bought a home with a gate before the front door. I want to put an
intercom, electric lock and security camera watching the gate.
The intercom, electric lock do not bother me at all. Been there done that.
The security camera does not need anything special b&w would be fine. I ...
Detecting when a *gas* water heater is on...05 Apr 2004 02:49 GMT8
This is pretty easy with electric, but I don't have an electric water
heater...
I'm trying to figure out how to tell when my gas waterheater is heating.
I'll be using a weedtech DI/O device to catch the input, but mostly I'm
Cheapest temp sensor and output relay circuit for PC04 Apr 2004 21:02 GMT7
Anyone know what the cheapest way to get two temp sensors to report to a PC,
with a single output to power a relay.
Years ago there seems to have been loads of low cost boards, but nothing
around now.
Elk MM220 module04 Apr 2004 18:13 GMT1
      I am looking for some simple examples of elk 220 module programs.
Looking for a basic input on relay on program. Anyone know where to look?
Thnaks Jake
Too many lights on one outdoor motion sensor04 Apr 2004 12:36 GMT2
I'm trying to hook up 5 500 watt halogen lights to one motion sensor
to light  my driveway.  Initially, I put on a regular plain-jane
motion sensor but it is only rated for 300 watts so it burned out.  I
called RAB to ask them if they have any outdoor motion detectors that
Retrofit useing in-wall raceways04 Apr 2004 01:55 GMT1
I'm about to start a home a/v, data, and phone(as you all know all to
well ) wire retrofit in my new house and as I was looking the
house over one of the things i found was that i had a pipe that  ran
though a wall cavity on the outside wall of the house from my basement
pcTherma Thermometer Communication03 Apr 2004 18:28 GMT1
I have a pcTherma serial port thermometer(etiltd.co.uk) that I'm
trying to comunicate with using visual basic / C++. The supplied
software doesn't do what I want.
I don't know what the communication protocol is, but using serial port
wireless rs232/serial port03 Apr 2004 06:51 GMT1
i was wondering, is their any soultion for using a serial port device
in one from another. I have my satalite recivers in my wireing closet,
but i want to be able to control them from my computer (they have a
bulit in telnet server, i need it for snapstream, the program that'll
automation software suggestions02 Apr 2004 23:25 GMT1
I'm looking for software to start designing a piece of mechanical equipment.
Any ideas on which products would work for me with a limited CAD experience
and not wanting to spend too much money?
TIA,
complete home audio using wireless on budget02 Apr 2004 20:26 GMT1
Can someone point me to documentation and/or give me the basics of
using our cable modem and wireless router to distribute internet
radio/CD/MP3's throughout the house.  One speaker per room w/volume
control - nothing elaborate here, not sure where to begin; thanks -
Automate Your DVD and CD collection!02 Apr 2004 19:29 GMT2
Announcing a brand new set of products to make life a lot easier!  We
have a product line to automate those DVD and CD changers for you and
take all the guess work and mistakes away.  Come see the details at:
http://pantherstudioscorp.com
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