Recent content by Robin Grunwald

How about taking a chance with the new AHL2 software, it offers full two-way X10 support (via a CM11 or compatible), its helpfully intuitive, easy and quick. Allowing X10 modules to be controlled manually, automatically and / or remotely. It also supports two-way UPB, easing possible future...

Come on guys, what do you think of this, I really would appreciate your constructive / critical comments and opinions, good or bad? Lets get a bit of a debate going about this one!

Dear Cocoontech Members, After more than a year of intensive development, we are very pleased to announce the arrival of Adaptive Home Logic v2.0 Please visit our new updated website for full details Acentient Software This is our most significant update so far, taking the program to whole new...

Just a quick note to say that only about 10% of this threads viewers’ have taken up this offer, so notwithstanding the impressive number of views, we still have many free software licences to give away. Although this version doesn’t do everything, it’s still fairly useful within a home...

Any plans to offer Z-Wave support? Yes, although at this stage we’re not exactly sure when AHL will have direct Z-Wave support. We have however made this provision. In the next version, which is currently nearing its alpha testing stage, there is a technology matrix that has the provisions to...

Acentient Software has recently put in place a professional style bulletin board system accessible from their website, and to celebrate (generate more interest more quickly) have graciously decided to give away 100 fully working & licensed copies of Adaptive Home Logic v1.02 to the first 100...

Dear BraveSirRobin, Thank you for your comments. We understand that no one, or at least not many, want to experiment in setting up an interface. The advantage of such an approach is that the program can interface and work with ANY generic serial device, as opposed to supporting just a limited...

Dear BraveSirRobbin, There is a webpage listing some of the peripherals that the program has been tested with, together with some other items that should work with the program. Although practically impossible to test every peripheral, the program has been designed to interface with any...

Dear Upstatemike, Many thanks for your response & continuing interest in Adaptive Home Logic. I look forward to your review in due course. Robin

Please let me know your thoughts about Adaptive Home Logic v1.02, Good, Bad, Useful, Indifferent? Thanks in advance, Robin

Acentient Software has just released Adaptive Home Logic v1.02, which is now available for free download. This intermediate level update extensively enhances the program’s flexibility & usability + more! Please visit acentient-software.com for the latest details.

Hi guys, it’s been a few days since we released Adaptive Home Logic v1.01. We feel that the program becoming fairly interesting and useful. We were just wondering what the group’s thoughts were concerning this application, what you like about it, or don’t like, what you would like to see...

Dear Mike, Your thoughts about having only 10 user variables is true, although useable, it does require more ingenious utilisation for a large system, and is becoming a limiting factor. This has already been foreseen and is to be the very next item that we had planned to improve within the next...

Adaptive Home Logic v1.01 is now available for download. This is a significant update that integrates the power & integrity of SQL (zero-configuration), and support for Windows Script Host for advanced users that wish to plug-in their own VBScript (Visual Basic Script) or JScript (Java Script)...

Hi Frank, Thanks for recommendation + encouragement Robin