ginigma's HA

After spending untold hours reading & learning here and other HA sites, I decided it was time to post what I have done.
Here is some information on the components I am using for my HA solution, and what I have automated.

Family Room
Insteon based lighting control for all ceiling lights
USB-UIRT for IR (input)
Logitech Harmony 880 Universal Remote
Nokia 770 Internet Tablet
IBM Thinkpad
Insteon OutletLinc (coming soon)

Kitchen
Insteon based lighting control for all ceiling lights

Living/Dining Room
Various Insteon LampLinc V2’s
Insteon KeypadLinc V2 at entryway
Insteon KeypadLinc V2 for Dining Room and Living Room scenes
Insteon OutletLinc's for table lamps, art lamps (coming soon)
Insteon SwitchLinc for ceiling light (Powder Room)
Insteon SwitchLinc Relay for fan (Powder Room)

Master Bedroom
Insteon based lighting control for all ceiling lights
Insteon KeypadLinc V2 in tabletop enclosure on night table (wife)
Insteon ControLinc on night table (me)

Upstairs (other bedrooms, guest bath)
Insteon based lighting control for all ceiling lights
Insteon Icon Dimmers for hallway lighting, including virtual 3-way

Outdoors
Insteon based lighting control for deck lights and flood lights
Simplehomenet EZRain Controller for Irrigation
DIY valve controlled by Insteon ApplianceLinc for drip irrigation

Basement
Insteon based lighting control for all ceiling lights
Workbench powerstrip on Insteon ApplianceLinc

Server Closet
Wintel PC (FTP Server)
Wintel PC (HA Server running PowerHome)
Linux Server (Web Server)
Infrant ReadyNAS+ 2TB NAS
Fusion Brain USB I/O Controller (monitoring temperature and garage doors)


Software
Windows XP Pro
Redhat Fedora
PowerHome
Simplehomenet EZRain Config Utility
TightVNC


To Do
HVAC
If anyone actually comes out with Insteon based Thermostats

Security
Redo alarm (forgive me for I have sinned, I didn't know about Elk when I moved into this house, and have a system by one of those commercial providers)

My latest accomplishment has been completing (mostly) the interface for the Nokia 770,
which is also usable from a browser on laptops around the house.






I'm still trying to decide if I want to use the bland buttons on the home page, or use icons.

Wow, that is a really nice setup! I REALLY like the clean displays!

Looks like you have the irrigation well under control, and that is my next project.

I'll have to second that, I like how you've layed out the pages and as I dont have any graphic design I'll probably base them on yours.

Our house has just started and I'll need to create some web pages myself. I have to make them usable on a nokia 770, mobile and 17" touch screen

great system! what did you use to create the interfaces?

Machine Gun Turret?