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Re: [ECS] lcl sessions
Carl Keyes
Wed, 26 Aug 1998 16:35:25 PDT



>Reply-To: ecs-list@vancouver.ml.org
>Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 11:42:53 -0700
>From: Dan Carrington <dc_grafx@microworks.net>
>To: ecs-list@vancouver.ml.org
>Subject: Re: [ECS] lcl sessions
>
>I am also confused by everyone using a phone for things.  I just use 
X10
>for all interaction.  I love them versus phone system interaction.  I
>don't have to rewire all phones to go through ECS.  I can have menues 
on
>the remotes, espetially the Mega32's which have a covered place for
>menus that I print out from the computer so they look great.  I have a
>few receivers in the house so I can have a few different button sets as
>needed in different areas.  The seperate receivers allows also the
>positioning of the receiver in the area for good reception.  I don't
>have to hit multiple buttons, remember any codes, or wait for voice
>reply/feedback.  I just reach over to the wireless X10 remote and push! 
>Done!  I use then for everything, as I do not do any regular sit down 
at
>the computer for anything other than programing and debugging.  The
>computer just sits in the den and does as told...
>
>Dan Carrington


Dan,

I too use some wireless x-10, but unfortunately
they're even less reliable in our house than
bad VR. Maybe it's heavy EMF's floating around,
but I can be two inches from a receiver and have
it still hit only about half the time. Is there
a radio transmitter that works for x-10?

Thanks,

Carl K

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