??? 07/12/09 11:18 Read: times |
#167110 - from what connections? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Raghunathan said:
Let me try to answer all the queries raised :
- As I said I simply want to just switch On/Off a few gadgets (when I am not at home) through an Internet connection. - By bells and whistles I meant camera surviellence, dialling the police if there is an intruder and the like. - My house is an independent one so there are ho hassles of an apartment association etc. - The electricity department / Insurance Co. have no limiting clauses ( atleast as of now ) on such gadgets. - Of course for my own safety I will NOT use any home brewn stuff / without valid certifications, to do this remote function. - Controlling by using the DTMF tones of the phone line, is one way. Or so I guess. I will not know the current status of the gadget. And here again I don't think there are certified commercial products. I did view the X10 site but was dissappointed. I normally hate sites that have so much of flashing content and count down timers. And even then I did search for any product the would meet my requirement - except for a WebCam most of the other products are RF based. Now that most queries have been addressed I will be happy to get some more links for the product that I need. Raghu From what the TCP/UDP IP connection? >- Controlling by using the DTMF tones of the phone line, is one way. Or so >I guess. I will not know the current status of the gadget. And here again I >don't think there are certified commercial products. There's PIC winner at Circuitcellar with 16F877 doing similiar way and some of successor built also and working flawlessly. >- By bells and whistles I meant camera surviellence, dialling the police if >there is an intruder and the like. With cheap PIR will OK as solution.. Thank's Jeckson Ben |