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Index
Cover Title Copyright Dedication Contents at a Glance Contents About the Author About the Technical Reviewers Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Appliance Control: Making Things Do Stuff
X10
About X10 General Design Device Modules Stand-Alone Controllers Gateways and Other Exotic Devices Computer Control
Z-Wave
System Design Bypassing NDAs
ZigBee
Linux Software The Differences with Z-Wave
C-Bus
About C-Bus Differences Between X10 and C-Bus Devices Controllers Gateways
Lighting Control
Hue Insteon Lifx Night Lights Sheding Light
Networked Devices
Ethernet Devices Networking Primer CCTV Cameras Stand-Alone BitTorrent Clients
Infrared Remote Control
All-in-One Remotes IR Relays IR Control
Conclusion
Chapter 2: Appliance Hacking: Converting Existing Technology
Software Hacks
Linksys NSLU2 Developing on the Slug Hacking Game Consoles
Hardware Hacks
Linksys NSLU2 LEGO Mindstorms Arduino as an I/O Device Joysticks for Input Other Input Controllers Hacking Laptops Your Own Powered Devices
Conclusion
Chapter 3: Media Systems: Incorporating the TV and the HiFi
The Data Chain
Extracting the Data
Storage
Stand-Alone NAS Systems NAS with Media Playback Configuring a Linux Box
Media Extenders
Stand-Alone Hardware Just Linux
Remote Control and UPnP
A Brief History of UPnP High-Level Separation of UPnP
Distribution
Local Processing versus Remote Processing AV Distribution Wiring Looms Wireless AV Distribution Matrix Switchers
Control
Local Control Remote-Control Methods
Conclusion
Chapter 4: Home Is Home: The Physical Practicalities
Node0
Function and Purpose Determining the Best Room Building the Rack
Servers
Server Capacity Server Extensibility Types of Server Power Consumption Server Coordination UPS Backups Hiding Your Home
Adding to Your Home
General Considerations Wired Network Wireless Points Audio Cabling Other Access Points?
Conclusion
Chapter 5: Communication: Humans Talk. Computers Talk
Why Comms? IP Telephony
Skype Asterisk
E-mail
Preparing E-mail in Linux Sending E-mail Autoprocessing E-mails Security Issues
Voice
The Software for Voice Recognition Remote Voice Control Speech Synthesis Piecemeal Samples
Web Access
Building a Web Server
SMS
Processing with a Phone Custom Numbers and APIs
Conclusion
Chapter 6: Data Sources: Making Homes Smart
Why Data Is Important
Legalities Distribution
Public Data
TV Guides Train Times Road Traffic Weather Radio CD Data News Other Public Sources
Private Data
Calendar Accessing Webmail through POP3 Twitter Facebook
Automation
Timed Events Error Handling
Conclusion
Chapter 7: Control Hubs: Bringing It All Together
Integration of Technologies The Teakettle: An Example Minerva
Overview Linux Users Are Not HA Users Device Abstractions Conduits Messaging Conduits Message Relays Time-Based Messaging Location-Based Messaging Cosmic To Yaks Living Modes Routines Minty The Universal Remote Control Web Applets Manifest Marple Utility Scripts
Topology Ideas
Networking Wiring Looms
Conclusion
Chapter 8: Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi within HA
Obvious Benefits Towards Full Local Control The Joy of Community The Drawbacks
Typical Projects
The Telephone Child Minding Photo Frames Weather Stations Raspberry Pi as a USB Host As a Device Host Proximity Sensing Coffee Machine Clock Radio Without Mains Power
Installation
Software Hardware
Interfacing With Hardware
Hardware Caution With the GPIO With the Arduino With SPI With Arduino Shields
Software Options Conclusion
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