Re: [LHA-misc] Automation Sequencer

[John K. <jk...@pr...>]

You may want to take a look at the TINI ( http://www.ibutton.com ), a
compact Java based microcontroller with an Ethernet port meant for
embedded applications.  Single quantities of the TINI+carrier will
run you a little shy of $100 US.

You may need to write some (or all of the software) though.

John

On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Lloyd Ferguson wrote:

> For a project at work I'm looking for a box (or a piece of software to run
> on a PC) which will execute a schedule according to time and/or external
> triggers and output a scripted series of contact closures and serial
> strings for each event. I would like the device to get it's time reference
> from an NTP server on the network. I would like to be able to control, load
> and modify the schedule over a TCP/IP link.
> 
> The Leightronix TCD/IP (www.leightronix.com) is sort of what I'm looking
> for but the remote Gui is windows based and takes a lot of network
> bandwidth, I would really like a web-based GUI could run on Unix, Macintosh
> and Windows machines.
> 
> Anybody got any ideas?