BraveSirRobbin
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Please read THIS General CES 2006 Update Disclaimer FIRST:
Stopped by the Home Automation, Inc. (HAI) display. They basically cater to professional installers who want to include a proprietary package which includes their hardware, software, and displays as a total automation and security package.
They expanding UPB line of switches. They have a great way of setting up their UPB switches via their keypads and touchscreen displays.
One new item is there touch screen that is also video compatible. They also have a video multiplexer board that can take up to ten cameras and selectively display them on this new touch pad display.
Their software is Windows MCE based and has a very nice user interface. One notable item is that when an alarm (area) is triggered it can be setup to start recording video (and take precedent over any other MCE recording setting. You can demo HAI's MCE software HERE.
They also have an Omni series, which is basically the Lumina settings without the security specifications therefore making a cheaper product for home automation purposes.
Another new item is there Omni II hardware now has an Ethernet port interface.
This is a nice package and you can't knock the quality of their touch screens and how well they integrate into their package solution. Screen shots and descriptions are posted below:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
New Touch Pads that are Live Video Compatible:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Bottom Touchpad Showing Live Video when Selected:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Omni II Ethernet Port Announcement:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Ten Input Video Multiplexer Card:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Another Display of their Video Multiplexer Card:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Thermostats, Controllers, and UPB Outlet:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
For more information visit their web site.
Stopped by the Home Automation, Inc. (HAI) display. They basically cater to professional installers who want to include a proprietary package which includes their hardware, software, and displays as a total automation and security package.
They expanding UPB line of switches. They have a great way of setting up their UPB switches via their keypads and touchscreen displays.
One new item is there touch screen that is also video compatible. They also have a video multiplexer board that can take up to ten cameras and selectively display them on this new touch pad display.
Their software is Windows MCE based and has a very nice user interface. One notable item is that when an alarm (area) is triggered it can be setup to start recording video (and take precedent over any other MCE recording setting. You can demo HAI's MCE software HERE.
They also have an Omni series, which is basically the Lumina settings without the security specifications therefore making a cheaper product for home automation purposes.
Another new item is there Omni II hardware now has an Ethernet port interface.
This is a nice package and you can't knock the quality of their touch screens and how well they integrate into their package solution. Screen shots and descriptions are posted below:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
New Touch Pads that are Live Video Compatible:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Bottom Touchpad Showing Live Video when Selected:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Omni II Ethernet Port Announcement:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Ten Input Video Multiplexer Card:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Another Display of their Video Multiplexer Card:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Thermostats, Controllers, and UPB Outlet:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Windows MCE Interface Screen Shot:
(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
For more information visit their web site.
