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Mi Casa Verde: micasaverde.com
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Amazon has a good selection of Z-Wave devices: amazon.com
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Findvera.com loses network
I got my vera working with a lamp module and thermostat and was able to log into findvera.com and turn the a/c on and off and the lamp. It worked great! The next time I logged in via my home network it said it couldn't find vera on the home network and I'm dead in the water. Waiting for tech support. Which by the way doesn't have a phone number. Very frustrated.
VERA is a terrible product
This is a terrible product. It was not working properly, so I contacted their technical support. Their support service had to make changes to the firmware that fixed some of the problems. The system was still incredibly unreliable and the technical support said that there is nothing they can do about it. DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM, IT IS A WAST OF MONEY
How does findvera.com
How does findvera.com connects to the vera device ? The vera device is connected to the home network and it gets an internal ip address from the router.
Thanks
Thanks for the review. I've played with HomeSeer, but it didn't scratch the itch. This thing looks pretty cool.
In the article, there is a bash script example. Does anyone know if this thing has perl or python on it (or could)? If so, I assume one could write scripts in those languages that could be triggered with events? I checked the MCV forum, but I didn't see a lot on scripting languages... Any advice would be appreciated!
Realy interessant
I didn`t know that this exist until know, will try it home soon
Thanks for this excellent review