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PCS to lower the cost of PulseWorx UPB devices. I haven't seen this posted yet, wasn't sure if it should have gone here or somewhere else. Kenny

Martin, Do you sell the RJ11 to DB9 cable, I think it's HAI part # 36A05-2? Or does anyone know the wiring configuration of the cable, so in a pinch I could make one myself? Thanks Kenny

Any difference between the UPB interface made by Simply Automated and HAI? Will they both work with the ELK M1? Thanks Kenny

Will the Elk M1 driver be for Girder 4.0 Standard, Pro or both? Thanks, Kenny

Thanks for the screen shots. Was it difficult to install and setup? Do you normally access it from your home network, or from the internet? Kenny Whoops, just read the reply above mine, that answers some of my questions.

Please count me in. Thanks, Kenny

I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who replied. I ended up ordering a PC Chips MATX motherboard and a VIA C3 processor that runs at 1.2ghz, with 512mb of ram. The only thing that I am not sure of is the onboard video on the motherboard, hopefully it wont be horribly slow. Do most of you...

Sorry if I posted this to the wrong forum. I am starting to look at having a dedicated computer to run home automation software on and was wondering what other people are using? Since the computer will be running 24/7, I am concerned about power consumption. VIA makes ITX motherboards with...

Would a curtain sensor work? I have not used them personally, but it looks like they would work great for your application. Here is a link to one made by Seco-larm. Hope this helps, Kenny

It's in the forum achives. Here is the link, HT automation through an HTPC Some great posts on automation are buried in the archives. Hope this helps, Kenny

There was a post on avsforum about a guy who used Girder along with the parallel port plug in to activate his electric door strike at his apartment building. He could send himself a text message from his cell phone to his AIM account and activate the door strike to let himself into the building...

My vote is for Radio RA, it’s not cheap, but it’s rock solid reliable. Anyone else using it? Kenny

At my last place the output of the motion detector was routed through a relay controlled by a photo cell. During the daytime the coil to the relay was not energized by the photo cell and the lights would not come on, at night the lights would come on. If you didn’t want to go through all of...