Joy.Newcom@f18.n382.z1.fidonet.org (Joy Newcom) (01/18/91)
Index Number: 13036
[This is from the Spinal Injury Conference]
We use the BSR X10 system in our house and Joy uses it to turn lights and
the tv set etc on from her bed. She calls it the "white remote" and she
doesn't know it's called the BSR X10. We can also program it with our
Apple, Mac or IBM computers. It's easy to install, commonplace (you can
buy the modules at Radio Shack) and low cost. It's not as high tech as
you are talking about but how far do you need to go?
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Internet: Joy.Newcom@f18.n382.z1.fidonet.orgCurtis.Oglesby@p13.f1.n360.z1.fidonet.org (Curtis Oglesby) (01/18/91)
Index Number: 13040
[This is from the Spinal Injury Conference]
JN> We use the BSR X10 system in our house and Joy uses it to turn
JN> lights and the tv set etc on from her bed. She calls it the
JN> "white remote" and she doesn't know it's called the BSR X10. We
JN> can also program it with our Apple, Mac or IBM computers. It's
JN> easy to install, commonplace (you can buy the modules at Radio
JN> Shack) and low cost. It's not as high tech as you are talking
JN> about but how far do you need to go?
I use BSR X10 system also. I haven't tried the programming
connection to computers yet, but hope to soon.
Curt
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