killervette
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Can you please elaborate on this? is ted running apache? How would i configure a reverse proxy
Can you please elaborate on this? is ted running apache? How would i configure a reverse proxy
I still have a lot of X10 stuff in my system, and have no desire to replace it (It works without issue, and I use Z-Wave only for things that can't get X10 signals becuase they're behind a surge protector or UPS). I've been interested in the TED for some time, but the X10 inteference has kept me away. Anyone try a 5000 with X10 yet?I just got a ted 5000. My insteon seems to be unaffected so far, but i am still testing.
I still have a lot of X10 stuff in my system, and have no desire to replace it (It works without issue, and I use Z-Wave only for things that can't get X10 signals becuase they're behind a surge protector or UPS). I've been interested in the TED for some time, but the X10 inteference has kept me away. Anyone try a 5000 with X10 yet?
Has anyone used a TED 5000 with Google PowerMeter yet? Comments?
The firmware update for ted 5000 is out. It offers Google Powermeter and has password access control for the interface
Just activated powermeter, takes about 15 minutes to get the data refreshed.
I still have a lot of X10 stuff in my system, and have no desire to replace it (It works without issue, and I use Z-Wave only for things that can't get X10 signals becuase they're behind a surge protector or UPS). I've been interested in the TED for some time, but the X10 inteference has kept me away. Anyone try a 5000 with X10 yet?
I bought a TED 5000 several weeks ago and had serious issues with X10 units that have been running rock solid for years. Since ALL of my lighting is automated using a custom-built single board controller, I didn't want to ditch X10 and ended up isolating the TED MTU and Gateway on a separate circuit though an X10 noise filter. (BKLLC must have read my mind in his earlier post )
This completely solved the problem and TED has been happily coexisting with my extensive X10 installation ever since. However, this is not a trivial fix since you need to locate your router or PC very near the breaker box, where the MTU and Gateway must be located. I have access to the REAR of my breaker box where the HA computer and SBC are running, so it worked for me.
The Footprints software is very cool.