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Modules Are
Organized By Rooms
Lifestyle Mode
Learns Your Routines
Just turn on the Lifestyle Mode and ActiveHome Pro will
watch what you do around the house, recording when you turn
lights on or off. Then, after 24 hours, it will start
repeating that last day's activity. If you turn off the porch
light at 8AM today, ActiveHome Pro will do it for you tomorrow
at the same time. If you change your routine ActiveHome
Pro will change with you automatically.
Light Switches
Look Like Light Switches
Macros & Events
Are Built With Drag-And-Drop Ease
Macros are powerful mini-routines
that you customize to do powerful tasks. If you want one
button to perform multiple tasks, then you'll love the
Macro Designer in ActiveHome Pro.
Here are some tasks you can
automate with a macro in your home:
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Dim selected lights to create a
soft romantic mood. Brighten other lights when you want to
read a good book. Control all the lights in a room to create
different moods.
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Impress your friends and
neighbors with cinema-like lighting. One button can change
the lighting for intermission. Hey, the movie is great, but it
would be better if you had some hot buttery popcorn. Pause the
movie and press "intermission" on a remote control and
selected lights will brighten for you in a dramatic fashion.
When you return from your snack bar, press another button and
the lights will dim for you to continue the movie. This is
cool stuff!
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End
fumbling for your keys in the dark. Press the button on a
keychain remote and watch a path of light illuminate from your
car, over the sidewalk to the porch, and inside your home.
Then be amazed as they turn off minutes after you pass.
Easily possible with when you create a "coming home" macro for
your home. Your spouse will love it!
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Kids scared of the
dark? Set them up with a wireless wall switch near their
bed. When they press a button, selected lights can come on in
their room - and automatically turn off after 15 minutes when
they are back to sleep. Use another button on the remote
control to turn on hallway and bathroom lights prior to them
heading to the bathroom in the middle of the night - and turn
them off again after they get back into bed. Save energy and a
parents sanity!
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Keep the neighbor's dog off your
lawn. Use motion sensors to automatically turn on the
sprinkler system and yard lights whenever the neighbors dog
comes visiting in the night. A macro will then turn off the
sprinklers and lights a few minutes later. A few blasts of
water and Bowser will soon learn to stay away.
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Your moods change, so can the
lighting. Synchronize table lamps, floor lamps, ceiling
lights and wall sconces to create different moods in a room.
When your reading, you may want an intimate environment with
the light next to your favorite chair fully on, while other
lights in the room to be much dimmer. But other times, you
have guests over and would rather have a bright party
atmosphere. And when hosting a night of entertainment goes
late into the night, you can change the mood into an after
hours nightclub at home. You can even control the warm glow
from a fireplace!
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Hundred of other macros can be used
throughout your home, limited only by your imagination.
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Remember
the first time you experienced the simple thrill of making something happen by remote control?
Well, get prepared to feel that again on a grand scale. With
the NEW ActiveHome Professional, its never been more easy or affordable to put home automation to work for you. It's the rebirth of cool!
Ignite
the Passion
My
impressed neighbor shouted, "The lights dimmed, like in a big
theater!" 
While
our guests laughed in the hot tub, we strolled into the garden
Vacations
are a time to relax, knowing your home looks occupied
Never
enter a dark house again
Yes,
it's true. Big things really do come in small packages.
It's remarkable what we've been able to pack inside the NEW
ActiveHome Pro Computer Interface. First, take your old
transceivers, for example (TM751 or RR501). You used to need
one for every house code. No more. This interface will send
and receive ALL 256 house/unit codes and even take the place
of the PC Transceiver (CM19A) for controlling X10 Cameras.
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