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In addition, there is an iPod® on-site for houseguests, allowing them to control the system with ease.
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The app offers full two-way feedback of all the system devices, a completely customizable user interface, and more. The homeowner can interact with the system from virtually anywhere via an iPad® running RTI’s award-winning RTiPanel app.
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In addition, a macro is programmed at a certain time every day to turn on the 75-inch flat-panel TV and the lights inside the home in a certain sequence, as if a person was home, and then shut them off. For that reason, the integrator chose OPTEX motion detectors, which are configured to not respond to the skittering of animals or a tree blowing in the wind. A primary concern was false alarms caused by the large presence of wildlife activity in the region. The control processor’s built-in astronomical clock triggers these tasks and the walkway lights after sunset. Instead they operate on a slight delay to account for the time it might take someone to get out of bed and turn on the lights. To simulate presence inside the home, the lights don’t turn on immediately. For example, the front door lights turn on when someone approaches or if someone enters the patio in the backyard. The range of automation and simulation events is the highlight of the system. All this adds to the invisible, powerful presence of the system, all working to enable the ultimate user experience. An RTI ESC-2 feeds to the security panel just above it. A large low-voltage wall panel includes the battery backup and power over Ethernet switch.
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Finally, a Honeywell VISTA-128 alarm panel is controlled via serial over IP while two OPTEX HX-40 motion detectors are enabled through sense ports on the XP-6 control panel.īecause the house layout didn’t have any room for an equipment closet, all the system components are cleverly integrated into the furniture around the home and inside wall panels. Two Yamaha RX-V677 AV receivers, two Sony BDP-S1100 Blu-ray™ players, two Apple® TVs, three Comcast RNG200 DVRs, two Samsung® 60-inch Smart TVs, one Samsung 75-inch Smart TV, one Samsung 50-inch plasma, one Comcast RNG150 set-top box (STB), and a Yamaha YAS-101 sound bar system are all controlled by routable IR. The RTI system integrates the home’s Lutron® RadioRA2® lighting system, IC Realtime DVR-MAX504D video recorders, two Sonos® Connect units and four Sonos Connect amps, and two Nest Thermostats for intuitive control over IP.
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These drivers helped the integrator narrow down and carefully select the device options to incorporate into the system, and because they’re pre-written, the integrator could easily accommodate system changes and additions without adding hours of programming to the installation. The XP-6 offers advanced control options over RS-232 and IR, and utilizes RTI’s vast library of powerful two-way drivers for seamless integration and control of third-party devices.
To simulate daily human activity, RoboteK selected RTI’s XP-6 control processor - supplemented with a PCM-4 port control module and IPE-4 IR port expander - enabling intelligent system control and automation that makes the home come alive. “We knew right away that RTI’s powerful control processors and two-way drivers would allow us to quickly program the system as changes and new additions cropped up.” “The wish list of system capabilities continued to evolve throughout the project, so we really had to get creative to accomplish what the homeowner envisioned,” said Craig Simpson, owner and chief engineer at RoboteK. To incorporate all the system needs on the homeowner’s wish list successfully, integration company RoboteK entrusted RTI’s control and automation solutions to get the job done. The homeowner wanted the home to appear inhabited at all times, to have the ability to remotely interact and monitor the system components from his primary residence in New Jersey, as well as to provide intuitive operation for any guests staying at the house. Because this is a second home, keeping the house vandal-free and secure was a pressing concern. For a recent remodel of a vacation home in Delray Beach, Florida, whole home automation had to mix with security and simple operability.
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