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-====== NetHomeServer ====== 
-The NetHomeServer is a software/hardware project for home automation. The core functionality of the home automation server is to integrate functions like lamp control, temperature measurements and control of audio and video equipment into one framework where it is possible to mix and match devices from different vendors and build features which integrate functions from all kind of units. The core is a server program which is easy to install and runs on Windows, Linux and MAC OSX (probably on many others as well). 
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-  * [[nethomeserverfeatures|See here for a list of features]] 
-  * [[goals|See here for the goals of the project]] 
-  * [[forusers|For Home Automation users]] 
-  * [[fordevelopers|For Home Automation Developers]] 
-  * [[screenshots|See screen shots for the GUI:s]] 
-  * [[nethomeservercurrentstate|Current state of the project]] 
-  * [[nethomeserverdownload|Download Page]] 
-  * [[http://nethomeserver.blogspot.com/|Development Blog]] 
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-{{ :registry.png | Components}} 
-The server itself is written as a set of loosley coupled modules which exposes an interface consisting of attributes and methods. The modules are connected to a common message bus where they can listen for events in the system and send events when something happens. [[NetHomeServerModules|Here you can see an index of the modules that are currently avaliable.]] 
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-==== News ==== 
-  * 2012-04-29 - NetHomeServer 0.10 is released with a totally new WEB GUI! See [[nethomeserver_release010|Release Notes NetHomeServer 0.10]] {{:analyzer:new.png|}} 
-  * 2010-10-04 - [[homehw|Added examples of how to build interfaces for controlling Radio and IR devices]]  
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-==== Supported Systems ==== 
-NetHomeServer interfaces with a number of avaliable home control systems like: 
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-[[cul|{{:cultotal.jpg|CUL}}]] The [[cul|CUL]] transceiver for generic control of radio based devices. [[cul|Read more...]] 
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-[[powermid|{{:powermidtotal.jpg|PowerMid}}]] The [[powermid|Power Mid]] remote control extender for generic control of IR devices. [[powermid|Read more...]] 
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-[[fs20|{{:fs20total.jpg|FS20}}]] The [[fs20|FS20]] system for remote control of lamps and appliencies via radio. [[fs20|Read more...]] 
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-[[x10|{{:x10total.jpg|X10}}]] The [[x10|X10]] system for remote control of lamps and appliencies via the mains wires. [[x10|Read more...]] 
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-[[NexaSystem|{{:nexatotal.jpg|Nexa}}]] The [[NexaSystem|Nexa]] system (also sold as Chacon or Elro AB600) for remote control of lamps and appliencies via radio. [[NexaSystem|Read more...]] 
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-[[upm|{{:upmtotal.jpg|UPM}}]] The [[upm|UPM]] thermometer system for wireless temerature sensors. [[upm|Read more...]] 
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-[[homehw|{{:ir.jpg|UPM}}]] Home built hardware for control of IR and Radio devices. [[homehw|Read more...]]{{:analyzer:new.png|}} 
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-==== Compare Systems ==== 
-The different systems have different prices and feature sets. See [[comparesystems|here]] for a comparison between the systems. 
  

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