Multiple CBUS interfaces on one PC?

Discussion in 'C-Bus Wired Hardware' started by pgordon, May 8, 2006.

  1. pgordon

    pgordon

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    As a result of upgrading to a PAC, I now have a "redundant" PCI... - my
    original plan was to sell it on... However, for the time being I have
    both the PCI and the PAC simultaneously connected up to my server, -
    both of them are working fine, - I can change the COM port connection
    between them in CBUS Toolkit and open the network with either..

    Which got me wondering... - is there anything I can actually *do* with a
    2nd interface on the same machine? - can I run 2 copies of CGATE on the
    same server? (I suspect not). Is there anything available that doesn't require CGATE to access the CBUS network? - just after any ideas for something useful to do with the 2nd interface, - or if it's even possible...

    TIA

    Paul G.
     
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    Charlie Crackle

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    Handy for running the cbus DIAGNOSTIC software at the same time as C-GATE

    Charles
     
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    Or for interfacing into a third party central home automation system.
     
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