[maemo-developers] N800 as a home automation/monitoring remote
From: Jussi Kukkonen jku at o-hand.comDate: Wed Jun 18 21:21:36 EEST 2008
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David Greaves wrote: > Jussi Kukkonen wrote: >> Mike Ferguson wrote: >>> Hi all. >>> >>> I think I'd like to try to use my N800 as a remote terminal > Not a server, right? > >> Have you considered Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)? Using a defined >> protocol and a nice library should simplify the implementation details >> quite a bit: someone else has already figured out how to deal with >> signals, multiple clients, etc... As an additional bonus anything you >> write would be compatible with other UPnP products and software, at >> least if your plans match any of the existing UPnP device/service >> standards: "Lighting Controls", "Security Camera" and "HVAC" should be >> interesting device categories to you. >> >> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Plug_and_Play >> http://www.upnp.org/standardizeddcps/default.asp > > But would you want that on the N800? > > Surely uPnP would go on the HA server? (the one with the hardwires too) > The N800 should just be a client - then the server exposes a view on the > hardware (so, for example, it can control multiple actions like lights on, > curtains close). UPnP is basically a networking protocol that two or more devices use to communicate over. Obviously all of those devices need to implement the protocol, doesn't really matter if we're talking about a "client" (control point) or a device that provides services. - Jussi -- Jussi Kukkonen <jku at o-hand.com> OpenedHand Ltd <http://o-hand.com>
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