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ThinkFlood Launch RedEye Pro Linux Based Home Automation System


  • Subject: ThinkFlood Launch RedEye Pro Linux Based Home Automation System
  • From: Mark McCall <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2011 09:11:19 +0100

ThinkFlood's popular original IR system for iOS devices just got a new
big brother.  The RedEye Pro is a rack mount Linux server that
attaches to your network to provide IR and Home Automation control.
You can command your home from your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch with
the iOS app, as well as any PC, Smartphone, tablet or other device
with a browser.  ThinkFlood are currently developing apps for Android
phones and tablets too.

RedEye Pro=92s 8 routable infrared ports with gain control are ideal for
complex AV system management and its contact closure sensors allow you
to trigger activities and commands in response to external events,
such as the opening of a garage door or the a rising water level in
your basement.

Contact relays make it easy to activate other equipment and its RS-232
and built in scripting gives you the ability for two-way control and
integration with a host of smart home systems such as lighting and
security.  Network connectivity comes from the on board 10/100
Ethernet and 802.11 b/g WiFi...

http://autoho.me/gwmwIr

M.


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