willing_to_learn
New Member
Hi everyone,
I'm new to the forum, and I'm hoping that some of you can give me some direction.
I've been researching some ways to do a number of automation projects around my home and I ran across a controller called the 'BarioNet', made by Barix. It is a programmable controller with a built-in webserver and various i/o interfaces such as rs232, rs485, some digital ins/outs, analog ins, and a couple of relays. It looks pretty promising, but I'm just wondering if any of you have used it in your home before.
I talked to a company in the U.S. called DataNab that sells it and they said that it works well for home automation (what else would they say), but I would feel better about buying one if some of you could give me some real feedback... It is only something like $270, but I don't want to drop $270 on something that won't do the things that I need it to.
Thanks!
-rookie
I'm new to the forum, and I'm hoping that some of you can give me some direction.
I've been researching some ways to do a number of automation projects around my home and I ran across a controller called the 'BarioNet', made by Barix. It is a programmable controller with a built-in webserver and various i/o interfaces such as rs232, rs485, some digital ins/outs, analog ins, and a couple of relays. It looks pretty promising, but I'm just wondering if any of you have used it in your home before.
I talked to a company in the U.S. called DataNab that sells it and they said that it works well for home automation (what else would they say), but I would feel better about buying one if some of you could give me some real feedback... It is only something like $270, but I don't want to drop $270 on something that won't do the things that I need it to.
Thanks!
-rookie