Is there a lanc available to control the X920?
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The only external control of the camera that I am aware of is through an app on the smart phone. It can hook up via WiFi and a router or directly from the cam to the smart phone. An app called Panasonic Image App is used on the controlling device. I personally have not found a use for this and have had difficulty in getting a consistent connection but that could simply be as a result of my ignorance. From a video and still pic standpoint this is one awesome cam and I am completely happy with it.
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What is an lanc? it can be controlled via the lumix club app if you are asking about remote control features. Hope that helps.
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Yes. The one I got came with the Broadcom NetXtreme 57xx Network Controller. I've been very pleased with the computer and have been considering buying another one. It's hard to beat at this price.
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I don't think so. I have configured them to communicate via eletrical power. It does have a wireless type of connectivity, but I think it is proprietary w/ no support to X10. Anyway, it is great.
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Hello, The GC1000 already works in windows 7 and 8 respectively. As far as updates for them specifically for x64 architecture, and/or OSX, I don't know of any plans for it. Ian A. Technical Support Diamond Multimedia Tech06@diamondmm.com
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This switch can be configured as a X10 switch and can be assigned a unit code and house code. Once that is done, you can control it from X10 controller. Please note that when configured as X10 device, it will not respond to Insteon commands. In other words, it can operate either as X10 device or an Insteon device but not both. Also, when operating in X10 mode, the switch will respond only to powerline commands, not RF. To configure as X10 device, please see the switch documentation page 10. I operated these switches in X10 mode for few months before cutting over to Insteon.
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The Ming's hardware is EDGE capable, but this option is disabled in the software (I assume due to licensing cost). That being said, some forums suggest that this feature can fairly easily be turned on with the right software - search for it :)
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Yes, with caveats. See http://www.smarthome.com/2413S/PowerLinc-Modem-INSTEON-Serial-Interface-Dual-Band/p.aspx. The Insteon devices themselves are both X-10 and Insteon capable.
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i am not sure since i do not have a digitec controller.sorry i can not be of more help.
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Absolutely. The x32 has virtually infinite ability to save board settings via its 'scene' functionality. You can save 100 scenes that basically contain every setting on the board. Since the scenes can be imported and exported to a usb stick, you can theoretically have unlimited scenes. In addition, there is a 'snippet' function that recalls certain settings you specify, that you could attach to the 'user assignable' buttons for quick access.
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I too use it with an ISY-series controller from Universal Devices (e.g. Universal Devices ISY994i/IR PRO INSTEON | X10 Automation Controller (1024) ). With these, you also need a PLM ( Insteon 2413S PowerLinc Modem INSTEON Dual-Band Serial Interface, White ) to bridge the Insteon network to the ISY.
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Yes you can, it uses MST, which is not dependent on os, just video card/drivers.
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It is supposed to respond to x10 signals, but I have not had any luck doing so. I'm using the new network interface to control it.
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This deviceoes not require a 'controller' - its support is builtin to Windows 7 and up; and probably also in XP. My machine recognized it w/o anything else.
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Works as X10 device, requires specific command sequence to configure, read the manual online!
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this is an insteon device not x10, if you have a controller or hub many will control X10 as well as insteon.
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I currently run two of the 2250s in my PC. I have Windows 7 x64, use Windows Media Center to record shows, and I have two XBOX 360s I use as media extenders. It works fine.
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I have not try that, I use my laptop and IE to control it. And the manual did not mention it. The control is going through ActiveX.