RE: [misterhouse-users] Re: More on where MH fits in.

[Gray, T. <Tim...@ca...>]

one more thing... the Leopard cannot browse the internet or do anything
other than it's own automation.. I cannot send it a command to display a
picture or text on it's screen. it is a self contained home automation
system/controller in it's own Mister house just add's features to it as a
slave to the leopard. 

basically take everything that MH does except for the web/mp3 playback and
speech. and squish it into a self contained machine that is 6" by 6" by 1
inch with a touchscreen and the ability to have much more analog and digital
imputs while also having the ability to have a 17 zone IR transmit/recieve
system.  it's not cheap... the Leopard is $799.00USD while the Ocelot is
$200.00USD approx. with the I/O modules around $99.00 to $200.00 depending
on features and design. (the 8 high current relay module with X10 in.out is
$200.00)

the ocelot can be controlled by a Pronto quite easily.. many of the guys on
the cpuxa mailing list use them with their leopards and ocelots.


-----Original Message-----
From: Carl Bromberg [mailto:bro...@pa...]
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 3:04 PM
To: mis...@li...
Subject: [misterhouse-users] Re: More on where MH fits in.


Hi Tim:

The Leopard screens shown on their site look like simplified versions of 
  Pronto screens. You can hold the Pronto in your palm. No serial port 
on the pronto; you need an IR, RF, or a combination interface to MH.

If anyone is interested in what you can do with the Pronto, check out 
http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin/files/rcfiles.cgi?area=pronto.

Is there a corresponding Leopard site? I'd like to look at it, as I 
might want a touch screen or two. I think I've missed the Audry boat.

Best regards,
Carl


> From: "Gray, Tim" <Tim...@ca...>
> To: "'mis...@li...'"
> 	<mis...@li...>
> Subject: RE: [misterhouse-users] Re: Re: Where does MisterHouse fit in?
> Date: Wed, 4 Dec 2002 09:01:42 -0700
> Reply-To: mis...@li...
> 
> you can also look at www.appdig.com for the leopard and ocelot controllers
> and add-ons.  they are cheap (well the leopard isn't but that's what you
get
> with a touchscreen interface) but the do talk Serial and already talk to
> MisterHouse.
> 
> I find the ocelot to be best for talking to motion detectors, temperature
> and light sensors and the door sensors... issuing the automation from it's
> self and have MH as an extension to the leopard and ADIcon system.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Carl Bromberg [mailto:bro...@pa...]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 5:32 PM
> To: mis...@li...
> Subject: [misterhouse-users] Re: Re: Where does MisterHouse fit in?
> 





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