I never said that you did. If you would reread what, specifically, I typed, you would see that it was what I had intended to write in the first place. I never said that it wasn't a computer or a terminal. I was simply referencing the supported processors of Borland's C++ Builder's compiler and giving suggestions for compilers that would work. You missed the point completely by trying to nitpick my statement. No matter how much of a computer you say this terminal may be, Borland's compiler still doesn't support it. However, ECET0purdue picked up on this and the terminal came with its own software, which he said he would use, so it's a moot point.Staigen said:
You dont miss so much, i belive it goes like this:
Why not, its allready built in, that way you can have 2 icons, one dark and one in a brighter colour, indicating if the appliance is on or off!
Observe, i saying appliance, it can contol much moore than a lamp, you can even manage the heating in your house, if it have electrical or electronic control, also open and close your garage port. I told you, it's only your imagination that is the limit!
that confuzed me... is that not 3 different types of commucation? also i have read up on the x10 and i would like to use them. i just need to find out how to program them? and as far as making my own ..i think that would take longer then the time i have. so i think ill stick with the x10 What were the files you downloaded can you put a link to them? Also so you what your saying is there is more then one type of program that can program this. kind of like there is more then one porgram to program C++ ok so ill search now for programming of the x10
Ok
Thats nice, show us mooreinstead i found ones easer to use
Maybee i haven't read properly, but wich one used scsi
