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Part 1. Requirements on a device description for OR. In this part, I will try to formulate requirements of a general device description, that will fit to Openremote's requirement for open and universal standards. Most importantly, we should strive at a truly universal solution, describing the devices and its ...

Thanks, Remember looking at it earlier, long time ago. Thanks for reminding

Hello Jesus, Sorry for taking long time to respond. The forums died on us. Absolutely yes, I'm about to start testing the Android app myself and would very much be interested in getting more people to test things, especially with KNX ...

Yes, this would be the controller response to the modeler. Ok, understand. I have this setup as /rest/import/omnilinkII right now. Sounds fine. I have no attachment to the format of the xml and I'm quite possibly the worst namer of objects/methods/packages ...

I'm hoping to get to it next week, run some tests and if all goes well submit to Apple. Schedule subject to change

Works now, thanks Juha

some (free) information on Wikipedia. As a rule for your network load here are some numbers. Each packet is transmitted as UDP, resulting in this: UDP header: 42 byte KNX header: 18 byte KNX payload: 216 byte (16 for a text ...

REST/JSON API for controller can be reviewed here: http://openremote.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/openremote/branches/feature/ControllerAPIJSONSupport Controller 2.0 API document orb:Controller 2.0 API Documentation has also been updated with JSON samples

Thanks a lot. I hope we could see this functionality integrated soon. I will try to integrate it these days, but unfortunately my knowledge in Java is very poor... I'm more a PHP/Flash guy

Thank you for your analysis juha, Can you talk about my problem to Jörg ? it might know how does it works. Sincerely, Fabrice

ALIX 3d3 as much as I know has just 4 GPIOs and they use 3 of them for the LEDs. I need a board that has 8 GPIOs as a minimum and 16 would be really great! miniITX is also an option, so if you ...

I'm sorry to bother you JeanPierre, but have you try to connect remotely (through a WLAN or 3G) For me it does not work and it annoys me. Have you ever encountered the problem, and if so, did you solved? (And How?) Sincerely, Fabrice

Yes both IRTrans and Global Cache are good solutions to interface from IP network to infrared. With IRtrans you can use the LIRC codes directly from OpenRemote Beehive, for GlobalCache you should also get the IR receiver to record ...

Nice list

I don't have anything in particular handy at the moment. However, if you have a specific question someone here may be able to help

I would like to add this: MeeGo is a distro backed by the biggest hardware players in the world: Intel and Nokia of course, but also BMW, STEricsson, Cisco and Telefonica to name a few. Joining the project now would put OpenRemote on the world map, you ...

web interface would be great besides iPhone OS and Android support. I am currently evaluating a inwall touch PC based on Windows CE embedded which only supports a browser. The screen resolution is 800x480

Hey all, Well after digging I found a solution, but the hardware is not compatible with my North American'ness (Canadian to be exact). There is this library http://bogdan.stancescu.ro/personalprojects/kit108/doc/ This hardware http://www.oceancontrols.com.au/controllers/serialdaqk108.htm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jqxivsgem0&feature=related ...

having iphone.xml certainly sounds suspect. What did you use to create your OpenRemote.zip? The Android 1.0 alpha uses the same iphone.xml, there's nothing specific to Android

enertex one looks like the new one

Thanks for the update, Will. Hope things improve soon on the job market

Hi James, You're very welcome. The one thing with DALI to be aware of is the Transformer/Ballast costs. As they are intelligent control devices, they tend to be priced higher. This is mitigated by the amount of flexibility the system offers. The way to work out what you want to do ...

Group address formatting on CEMI frame is an area where the KNX specification starts to break down visavis KNX tooling implementation. By convention only, the two bytes can be interpreted as main/middle/sub levels (5/3/8 bits respectively ...

Sounds almost too good to be true. Best Wishes Karls ghs http://www.ghssoftware.com

new open source home automation project called digitalSTROM http://www.digitalstrom.org/index.php?id=115&L=2, which has the potential to bring lowcost automation to the mass market. There is no interface software for now. I'm interested in both digitalSTROM ...