pete_c
Guru
I've been a Homeseer user since the early 2000's (I don't remember anymore if I really started with Homeseer in the late 1990's). Sometime about 6-7 years ago installed an HAI OPII. They work together.
These days it more like an old shoe to me and as I am older now my tendencies to want change/experiment are less than they were 10 years ago.
IE: Today I still prefer my old shoes and have my wife "rebuild" them at whatever costs over new shoes.
It is kind of fine tuned now to what I want it to do and I guess I push it a bit with 18 or so serial connections and many repetitive events / variables / plugins. My house is a sandbox of sorts.
In the early 2000's and days of mobile GPRS remember being able to browse the web / go to my HS server and remote control the house driving the wife nuts in any part of the world/country I happened to be at the time.
Recently (last year or two) I've been beta testing HS after using the same version for years. So in one respect I don't want to change and another I push HS to see if I can break it. It hasn't broken yet on me. (like the old Mony Python skit at the restaurant).
These days it more like an old shoe to me and as I am older now my tendencies to want change/experiment are less than they were 10 years ago.
IE: Today I still prefer my old shoes and have my wife "rebuild" them at whatever costs over new shoes.
It is kind of fine tuned now to what I want it to do and I guess I push it a bit with 18 or so serial connections and many repetitive events / variables / plugins. My house is a sandbox of sorts.
In the early 2000's and days of mobile GPRS remember being able to browse the web / go to my HS server and remote control the house driving the wife nuts in any part of the world/country I happened to be at the time.
Recently (last year or two) I've been beta testing HS after using the same version for years. So in one respect I don't want to change and another I push HS to see if I can break it. It hasn't broken yet on me. (like the old Mony Python skit at the restaurant).