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#17088 - 01/03/07 07:52 AM 3rd Party software choices for web access
Mark L Offline
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Registered: 11/21/03
Posts: 57
Loc: Banbury, UK
My trusty Ocelot is doing a great job and I trust it far more than any PC to run the house. But now I want to have a more visual way of communicating with it. I've looked at a top end Pronto or a Leopard but I think the best route for me is have a 3rd party software solution that can 2 way commnicate with the Ocelot (and therefore the house), provide a web based interface so I can access remotely (and also use a wireless handheld PC in around the house). The key benefit for me with this solution is that the place can run if the PC is down and I deveop one interface that I can use inside the house via a handheld and also on any PC with web access. I'm a newbie in this area - can somebody give some suggestions as to which software to look at. I'm based in the UK.
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#17089 - 01/03/07 09:21 AM Re: 3rd Party software choices for web access [Re: Mark L]
Guy Lavoie Administrator Offline
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Registered: 12/21/02
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Loc: Montreal, QC, Canada
Two popular programs that people use for this purpose are Homeseer and HAL.

http://www.homeseer.com

http://www.automatedliving.com
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#20928 - 02/25/09 11:44 AM Re: 3rd Party software choices for web access [Re: Guy Lavoie]
Greg Cothran Offline
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Registered: 02/25/09
Posts: 2
Might try http://homeautomatedliving.com

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Sorry Guy....
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#22079 - 08/28/10 11:05 PM Re: 3rd Party software choices for web access [Re: Greg Cothran]
bvnoldguy Offline
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Registered: 07/20/10
Posts: 50
That's what my "panther" project is headed towards. Not so much http: as vnc: on an Android, iPhone, or iPad. Looking forward to Chromium-OS as it runs Python applets native.
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I've tested vnc: on Android. It works with my < $200 server over 802.11 (WiFi). Still working on other pieces.
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Most web browsers have vnc: plug-ins. I've tested IE and Firefox.
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Why vnc: ? it streams and http: doesn't. One of my Ocelot functions is HVAC and the Android will be my thermostat - at least the visible portion, other part is a bob-cat. Temperature read out streams.
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