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From: dale@pro-colony.cts.com (System Operator)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: X10 computer interface
Message-ID: <8909092039.AA18446@trout.nosc.mil>
Date: 9 Sep 89 18:32:52 GMT
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> CS-ID: #9743.apple.ii/info-apple@pro-colony 371 chars
> Date: Fri,  8 Sep 89 03:16:25 CST
> From: att!cbnewsl!smw@ucbvax.berkeley.edu (scott.wincklhofer)
> Subject: X10 computer interface
> 
> Hi there,
> 
> I would be interested in finding out if it is still possible
> to purchase a X10 interface for the Apple II+.  If not can an interface
> for any other computer be purchased and where?
> 
> Thanks a bundle,
> 
> Scott.
> 
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Scott Wincklhofer
> AT&T Bell Laboratories
> Whippany NJ
> whutt!smw

You can use an Applied Engineering TimeMaster HO clock with the BSR X-10
command console.  This would require your computer to be on and running
whenever you want to have the computer control the BSR.

I have a program written on my BBS that lets me call up the board and turn
things off and on.  This is nice as the BBS is on all the time anyway.

If you want/need more information send me a message.

Dale


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