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With Colorado vNet, whole-house control is based on your terms and conditions, so let your
imagination run wild. Here are some additional wireless system modules that make ours the
best-designed, most complete solution in the industry.
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Colorado vNet understands that our systems may not be the only ones in the house, and that
different systems need to communicate with one another. To simplify system integration, we
developed the RS-232/IR Module* to control third party devices. So, raise those roman shades
or lower the home theater screens—with the simple touch of a button.
Conversely, third party devices such as touch panels and universal remotes can trigger lighting
and home automation scene changes in the Colorado vNet wireless system using either RS-232 or
IR. RS-232 communication is bi-directional, so all of the system status indicators stay
synchronized.
The RS-232/IR Module contains one RS-232 port and one IR input.
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With the Input/Output Module*, the wireless system triggers lighting scenes based upon one
sensor input and can trigger one low voltage relay output.
The Input Module accepts data from a variety of sources including smoke detectors, door
magnets, daylight sensors, doorbells, garage door openers and more.
The Output Module operates in the reverse, sending signals to devices to take a specific
action. For example, the Output Module sends the signal that turns on the fireplace.
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*Shipping in 2008
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