Is this device HID compliant? Or does it rely on the included setup software for assigning controls?
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To set it up properly I depended on You Tube tutorials and the enclosed instructions. It went flawlessly. No problems what so ever.
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Saitek always provides the appropriate drivers, or at least makes them available to download, but you can just use Windows' to configure them under Game Controller > Properties. It is a common enough product that Windows also may recognize automatically and install it's own drivers.
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I have used this device on Windows 7 and Windows Vista and in both cases, I just plugged it in. I manually installed nothing. Inside of FSX I was able to assign the axis for this. I did have some difficulty getting the toe brakes set up properly in FSX but I haven't spent a lot of time with it, I just assigned a button on my stick for that. I have also used this controller in x plane 10 (demo) in Windows Vista, also worked perfectly with no drivers or external software to install. The toe brakes worked perfectly in x plane.
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They don't mention HID compliant on the box or in the instructions, but it comes with driver software and you can personalize your setup.
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I was able to connect and configure it successfully to the Vera. It took a lot of persistence but it does work to control scenes and devices. The biggest "revelation" came when I learned that each button had to be set-up as a "trigger" instead of a controller.-- I never added any single devices to this controller, rather assigned them from the Vera.
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I have one light controller in my setup, but I don't know if there is a limit.
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I only have experience using this remote with ADJ Profile Panel RGBs which will cycle through presets, blackout, and change strobe intensity. I can only assume it will work in a similar way if not exactly the same.
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Yes. The software is in the kit. all you need is a power source which is your switch.
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I am not sure. But I am fairly certain you cannot do this within one note. I believe you would have to install the driver and utility From the manufacturer and use that to configure it.
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I would suggest installing the software called HomeGenie. It's free open source software that is great for projects like home automation and home security using Z-Wave devices.
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Yes it is and I've been pleased with its operation with my Smartthings home automation system. Occasionally it will not recognize me when I come home. I think this might be related to manually unlocking and locking from inside. Was very simple to install and the instructions are clear and concise. Best of luck with you project.
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Simon xt wireless control module does have dedicated buttons/ feature for lighting control which I believe would work with what you're referring to (z wave switches).
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Please see the diagram in the URL below, hope it will help and it's what you are looking for. http://www.popnow-hid.com/news/product/20111017203349.gif
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I have mine set up on a manually switched circuit and the camera is on at all times while the "towed" is hooked up so I can keep an eye on things. The infrared lamps (emitters?) are switched on by a photo eye on the camera so only operate at night. I tend to not tow at night unless necessary. I would assume the lamps would have a very long life, however I cannot offer any exact expects life. The quality of the picture at night is markedly poor compared to the daylight view and is in black and white, not color.
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No, it doesn't. It's basically a raspberry pie with home seer 3 loaded on it. Also note that the scripting in version 3 has been changed so be sure you're aware of the differences. Most comments on the new system is that it is flat out unusable (turning on a device now requires several dozen lines of code).
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Unfortunately I have had no problem with my HID ballast. Try contacting the manufactor.
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Yes, it detects light levels and will flash when it is required. I think there are some manual overrides possible but I just use the out of the box auto feature.
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Hello, If you plan on doing a HID conversion i would suggest staying with your OEM application. Thanks, Clint
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It's recommend. The hids may draw a sudden surge of power when initially turned on, causing weird electrical problems. This relay will isolate them power wise from the rest of the electrical system. I recommend it highly.
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They work as normal. The relay harness just gives you the extra power your HID kit needs to power on correctly. You still can use your light switch to control them, whether to turn your lights off or on.