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Source: Armin Schwarz (ASchw@worldnet.att.net)
Moderator: Trevor Smith (trevor@haligonian.com)
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The HOUSE/2 (Home Automation & Security for OS/2) series of programs
have been updated to new versions and are available from the Warped
Code Cellar at:

  http://home.att.net/~ASchw/ 

The HOUSE/2 series of programs are home automation programs for X10
devices. HOUSE/2 is designed for the ActiveHome CM11A home automation
controller and HOUSE/290 is for the older model CP290 controller.

HOUSE/2 and HOUSE/290 are now at the same feature level and provide
uniform building blocks for home automation with X10 devices on the
OS/2 platform.


Both programs have the following common features:

  - Fully REXX-enabled communications engines that can
    be controlled by external REXX scripts and are able
    to launch user programs from X10 event.

  - Designed to run over a home network. Control
    lights and appliances from any workstation on
    the network.

  - Makes web-based home control possible if run on
    a web server.

  - Full documentation of REXX interface included.

  - Samples include a "single button" start a dialer
    and e-mail client, get e-mail and disconnect,
    all from just pressing a single button on any
    X10 controller like a keychain remote, for example.

  - Additional graphical user interface available in
    the form of a Virtual Keychain remote. See this
    unique application at the Warped Code Cellar.


If you were wondering how the "single button" installation idea was
realized at Warpstock '99, this is the program that did it.


HOUSE/2 and HOUSE/290 are shareware programs and registration is
available through BMT Micro at:

  http://www.bmtmicro.com/ 
 
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