Some manufactures like Philips(hue) have released an API or SDK or plan to soon, probably because users were using Wireshark to capture commands anyways.
If the LIFX bulbs don't have an API or SDK it is good to know you can get the commands to intergrade into your system.
I used the manufactures...
I had read about that however my development skills are limited to androids and windows run devices.
I did play around with Linux a bit but just never stuck with it long enough to get comfortable.
My hope is to eventually get something like what Compulabs has to offer.
I've played with mini android PCs as well
However there currently are no drivers for X10 which my setup consists many of.
I can control my setup with one running TAC but I still need a PC running PC Companion
My HP Thin...
Many here that frequented the X10 forum will know me as I was a administrator there.
I'm located in Southern Ontario
I've been a long time X10 users and once X10 introduced the Cm15a I soon became a programmer as I soon found ActiveHome Pro couldn't do everything I needed it to.
I have several...
I run Windows 7 64 bit, I have 8 on a laptop and hate it but it isn't a touch screen.
Drivers were a issue switching to 64 bit for some hardware.
It also require some hardware replacement as no drivers were available.
Bluetooth works fine with 7 and better then on XP
I have all my programs...
I now have a full read only copy of the old x10 forum on my server.
The link BLH posted will have the forum link.
Also I have setup sections on my forum to help.
http://tuicemen.com/forum
I had thought with being an administrator on the x10 forums that I might find a way to get it up and running...
Some time ago I developed software that many use for occupancy sensing.
There is a Bluetooth or Wi-Fi version both have their plus and minuses.
Currently they interface with X10 PC interfaces for X10 control of lights.
However you could send a command to another program that uses something else...
Not sure if the BlueWatch(BT) program would do what your looking for but it will perform tasks when specific blue tooth devices are detected.
There also is a Wi-Fi version that performs tasks when Wi-Fi devices are detected.
These will also perform tasks when the device is lost(device is no...
Several manufactures have produced Wi-Fi lights which have been around for some time now.
I figured these would be great for my off grid setup and soon had something setup.
I'm just wondering if anyone else is using these and their opinions on them?
Being a developer I was approached about creating something for a Thin Client.
Since this is a low powered fan less PC I thought it would be perfect for my off grid home.
The software is currently in beta testing but testers have been wondering about increasing memory & or drive space.
I've...
The Foscam forum has several posting for SDKs one has a free program that is said to work from any browser.
It doesn't work you could find the web command to send and use just it.
Since I'm currently a newbie I can't post links but once I'm able to I'll update the post with links.
I've a small setup on a totally off grid log home in Southern Ontario,Canada.
This is one I built from scratch using a horse to pull the logs out of the bush and simple block and tackle to hoist the logs.
I soon discovered a pure sine wave inverter was a must for home automation.
This is slowly...
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