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This project is pretty heavy on lighting, but each piece adds its own unique functionality. In addition to the ability to manage lighting levels in a single room as the first project provides, we are now able to turn on some security lighting outside when a motion sensor is activated. Additionally, the component we ve selected a Leviton DHC X10 Motion Detector will also turn on an X10 device inside the house, letting you know that someone (or at least the neighbor s cat) is outside. A similar idea is carried indoors with the Wireless X10 Motion Sensor. When connected with the RF Base Receiver, someone entering a room will activate the lights. Additionally, when connected to the X10 controller, a schedule can be set up that will establish different levels of lighting in the room. Finally, we have a nonlighting component for this project. By connecting a 220V heavy duty X10 module to the water heater, money can be saved by turning off the heater when no one s home. Coming in at less than US$185, this project provides some concrete functionality not only is the isn t that cool level pretty high, but it provides some solid cost savings and security. There s no wiring expense since we are using X10 for this entire project.

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Bandwidth is always a touchy subject. It can become a never satisfied drain on the corporate bottom line, if due diligence is not practiced. There is a direct relationship to cost and total bandwidth. The more bandwidth needed, the greater the cost. Everyone would like as much bandwidth as possible, and at the same time wants it to be affordable. Many people make the mistake of buying more than they need, anticipating future growth. In this industry, prices keep falling as competition increases. If an organization needs an OC3 (155 Mbps) today, then laying fiber is probably the most affordable solution. Conversely, if 10 Mbps Ethernet is the current rate of transmission, then this demand can be immediately met. Additional bandwidth can be bought later. In two to three years, the costs will plummet so that the new requirements can be met with incremental or marginal costs. It s wiser to buy bandwidth as you need it and not before (there will be a small amount of incremental add-on, but limited). In the future, there will be the following:

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