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Who’s in control here?
With an RS-232 Gateway, it doesn’t matter.
These bi-directional systems act as a digital interpreter between Colorado
vNet’s CAN-based system and third-party devices that use RS-232. So third-party
systems can control a vNet system, and vice versa. Lights, window shades,
fountains, fireplaces, movie screens—one big, happy family, with commands and
status changes traveling in all directions, keeping the digital home in perfect
harmony.
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Allows Colorado vNet systems to be controlled by third-party input devices such
as touchscreens, and allows third-party devices, such as drape controllers, to
be
driven by a Colorado vNet system.
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A Colorado vNet system can be easily integrated into an existing lighting and
home automation system.
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The minuscule form factor makes it easy to mount and hide the module
near third-party controllers.
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With a 1500-foot maximum cable length for the CAN bus, installations are less
likely to be limited by the 25-foot constraint of RS-232 cables. And since
power is delivered via the Starhub, no external power supply is needed for the
RS-232 Gateway.
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