Comfort, the Intelligent Home System is an integrated Security/Home Automation System (http://www.cytech.biz)
The Comfort Web Server Module CWM01 is an add-on module which allows Comfort to be connected to a Local Area Network as well as to the Internet so that a browser can be used to view web pages in Comfort. It comes with a RS232 interface and an Ethernet interface. The embedded web server software is also built-in allowing web pages representing a home, office or factory layout with alarm points and appliances to be displayed on a browser. The activation of motion detectors as well as opening and closing of doors and windows is shown on the screen as they occur. The state of connected appliances and lights is also represented. Clicking on a light or appliance will change the state of the device (off to on and vice versa), and the change in state is updated as it occurs. The security system can also be armed to any mode (Away, Night, Day or Vacation) or disarmed by the click of a button. Any alarm activation will be shown in a message box or as a flashing icon. A network camera server on the local area network can be linked to the web server to view the premises on the Internet.
The CWM can monitor any third party product which provides status to Comfort, eg C-Bus, EIB, X10, Honeywell Smartfit, Dynalite
The web page can be customized by anyone with knowledge of HTML. Several sample files and graphic images are provided as a reference to jump start the application.
Connection to the Internet can be via a dial-up external modem connected to the CWM serial port, so no computer is required to provide Internet Access. Alternately, if a PC or router on the local area network has a permanent connection to the Internet (ISDN, ADSL, cable modem or leased line), this can be used as a gateway for Internet access.
Features- Built-in Web Server with Linux Operating System
- Network Interface (RJ45 connector) 10 MB/sec
- RS232 Interface to external modem (modem not supplied) for dial-up internet access without a PC
- Port mapping to allow camera servers to be accessed from same IP address (maximum of 10 ports)
- Flash memory 8 MB for operating system, software and web pages, DRAM 4 MB. Approximately 5 MB is used by the operating system, 3 MB left for web page design and graphics
- Sample graphic image files and designs provided in CWM and CD-ROM
- Access by computer through the internet or through a local network
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