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Alarm Clock?

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LGNilsson:

--- Quote from: eldaria on March 21, 2014, 09:12:27 pm ---Hmm, something made a noice in the video today. It could have been the sensor, but I find that unlikely.
I suppose that if it is a buzzer, it would be called something like /dev/dsp or /dev/pcsp.

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Sorry, that was my phone, I got an email during the video  :-[

eldaria:
Haha, ok well it was very well timed with when you did the association. ;-)

pete:
Moving forward with the bedside alarm displays I am now at two wired capacitance touchscreen tablets.

I do prefer the 7"-8" tiny tabletop tablet "format"; must be an age thing these days.

Many (most) of my touchscreens today are running via POE connections.  I am also testing wireless.  That said though I also stream live TV these days on the tabletop tablets.  That is working fine today with a wired 100Mbs and or a Gb connection.  I am still playing with wireless and starting to test HD to tabletop wireless using the Securifi wireless 802.11AC stuff. 

I did build a media center "area" in the master bedroom by the LCD TV.  That said I only had a single legacy Cat5e connection behind the bed / nightstands in the master bedroom.  I am moving towards using all managed switches these days in the home environment and recently installed an HP / 3Com Intellijack behind one of the nightstands.  It is working for me and providing two network connections to the tabletop touchscreens just fine.

As old as these are; they work fine.  Personally here in the corporate environment; I never deviated from using Cisco and never saw this product.



I am moving from the regular tabletop touchscreen as pictured to a combo DECT multiline telco box (baby steps).  The touchscreen tablet will also function as a mini telco hub with multiline telco DECT integration (already built in).

The tabletop touchscreen here would talk to the Almond +.  Today I am controlling Z-Wave, Insteon, X10, UPB from pictured tabletop.

I am exploring the use of SIP / CCTV (more of a video intercom thing) cameras and the built in DECT (more of a telco hub thing) stuff on the tabletop and an addition Zigbee energy chip on same said box.  (it does have an optional camera feature on it - not sure though if I want to use this for the nightstand tabletop touchscreens).

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