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From: Curtis.Oglesby@p13.f1.n360.z1.fidonet.org (Curtis Oglesby)
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Subject: smart house
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Date: 17 Jan 91 16:31:45 GMT
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[This is from the Spinal Injury Conference]

 JN> We use the BSR X10 system in our house and Joy uses it to turn
 JN> lights and the tv set etc on from her bed.  She calls it the
 JN> "white remote" and she doesn't know it's called the BSR X10.  We
 JN> can also program it with our Apple, Mac or IBM computers.  It's
 JN> easy to install, commonplace (you can buy the modules at Radio
 JN> Shack) and low cost.  It's not as high tech as you are talking
 JN> about but how far do you need to go?

I use BSR X10 system also.  I haven't tried the programming
connection to computers yet, but hope to soon.

Curt

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