26 projects tagged "Home Automation"
Updated 30 Jan 2001
Armed
| Pop | 29.09 |
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| Vit | 1.42 |
Use Armed to detect home intrusion and sound any kind of alarm you choose. Use the joystick port to detect events and take action.
Updated 07 Jun 2004
BlueLava
| Pop | 145.74 |
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| Vit | 3.74 |
BlueLava is a Web and WAP (CGI-based) x10 interface. Using commandline-based x10 tools as its backend, it allows you to control x10-compliant electronics and x10 modules from within a Web browser or a WAP/WML-enabled device. Uses of BlueLava include the remote control of lamps, appliances, and other electronics via the Internet.
Updated 30 Jan 2001
GNU Phantom.Home
| Pop | 58.58 |
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| Vit | 2.05 |
GNU Phantom.Home is a computer controlled home automation system. The software includes a circuit diagram for building the Phantom.Home.Controller, a simple circuit board that attaches to your PC's parallel port. Using the combination of hardware/software you can control (i.e. flip on or off) nearly any 120V device. And with a little bit of electronics know-how, you can probably control nearly any device at any voltage by modifying the circuit board to meet your needs. The simple circuit included can be created and built for around $25. The modules cost around $10 (basically a heavy duty relay).
Updated 30 Jan 2001
GNU Phantom.Security
| Pop | 63.81 |
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| Vit | 1.44 |
GNU Phantom.Security is a computer-controlled security system. Using the software and a simple circuit board (diagram included) that you build, you can create a good basic security system that is computer controlled. The system can use off-the-shelf security devices like motion sensors, door magnets, and fire/smoke detectors with little to moderate modification. You can have a total of 5 devices per port. And if the machine the system is running on is connected to a LAN/WAN or the Internet, you can have it send e-mail. If you have a pager or cell phone capable of receiving e-mail, then you will have around the clock intrusion/fire detection for your home or office.
Updated 30 Jan 2001
jukebox-control
| Pop | 44.14 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
jukebox-control includes a Linux driver module for an easy/dirty cheap to build DIY parallel to the Sony S-Link interface, plus Perl modules with both control-A1 (II) and control-S protocol implementations. Its actually-incomplete development state makes it interesting for developers mostly.
Updated 30 Jan 2001
printerpowerd
| Pop | 37.79 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
printerpowerd is a little Python script designed for users of older printers who want to save power when not using their printer, without manually turning it on and off. It runs, checking the printer queue directory every five seconds, turns it on when it sees a job, and turns it off after a configurable amount of idle time.
Updated 22 Nov 2010
XMLTV
| Pop | 353.13 |
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| Vit | 17.88 |
XMLTV is a set of programs to obtain and process TV (tvguide) listings and manage your TV viewing. It stores the listings in an XML-based format and most of the programs are filters which read and/or write XML. It includes tools to obtain, sort, grep, print, and munge listings, and two end-user programs to plan a week's TV viewing.
Updated 23 Jul 2003
TOEJAM
| Pop | 91.65 |
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| Vit | 2.37 |
TOEJAM is a telephone answering machine. It uses a voice modem as the base of an IVR system, and sends its results via email. Only the US Robotics 56K Pro Msg is currently supported, though the USR Sportster may work.
Updated 22 Jun 2002
tivo_mail
| Pop | 40.73 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
tivo_mail allows you to check your email from your TiVo. It requires a hacked TiVo and a Web server that supports CGI.
Updated 12 Jul 2002
IControl
| Pop | 22.36 |
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| Vit | 1.42 |
IControl interprets signals from Creative's RM-900 remote control and the accompanying IR LiveDrive! receiver unit. It is currently capable of sending input to various programs (including XMMS, Xine, XawTV, and XScreensaver), as well as circulating window stacking order (sending windows to the background), and changing input focus. It is completely configurable, allowing the user to map any key to any action the daemon supports. Support for other remote controls is planned.
