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    Yali is "Yet Another LCN Interface". "Local Control Network" (LCN) is a building control and automation system, a trademark of Issendorff GmbH. Yali opens the door for MAC and Linux users to control their LCN installation via LAN.
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    Free Interface Software for LCN (Local Control Network, registered trademark of ISSENDORFF GmbH, Germany ) using the modul LCN-PC
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    pyLCN tries to implement a HTML-RPC server for the LCN home automation bus.
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    Platform independent software for planning and configuration of installation bus systems such as EIB (KNX), LONWorks or LCN. Currently, support for KNX/EIB is implemented. (see also http://www.basys2003.org)
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