Hello,
I am embarking into the world of automation. I have installed approximately 5 upb switches, two upb contact closures and 1 upb lamp module. I have been able to create some scenes and program the scenes into the upb light switches using upstart. So now I am looking into more advanced automation. My goals:
1. Install a security system (a few wired and mostly wireless type sensors).
2. Install a couple security cameras.
3. Automate my garage doors and exterior door locks.
4. Create a touch screen interface. I recently finished a home theater and have automated some functions using Irule and global cache devices.
I have good hardware skills (building computers and servers). I can pull wire when possible. I have installed quite a bit of ir.
Scripting/programming- is very limited. I don't mind reading beginning programming books but I don't know how good of a programmer I will turn into.
So I am looking into advice with my skill set should I consider Homeseer?
Thanks for taking your time advising me.
Bill
I am embarking into the world of automation. I have installed approximately 5 upb switches, two upb contact closures and 1 upb lamp module. I have been able to create some scenes and program the scenes into the upb light switches using upstart. So now I am looking into more advanced automation. My goals:
1. Install a security system (a few wired and mostly wireless type sensors).
2. Install a couple security cameras.
3. Automate my garage doors and exterior door locks.
4. Create a touch screen interface. I recently finished a home theater and have automated some functions using Irule and global cache devices.
I have good hardware skills (building computers and servers). I can pull wire when possible. I have installed quite a bit of ir.
Scripting/programming- is very limited. I don't mind reading beginning programming books but I don't know how good of a programmer I will turn into.
So I am looking into advice with my skill set should I consider Homeseer?
Thanks for taking your time advising me.
Bill
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