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Automate your home with Indigo Indigo is an intelligent home control server that integrates an assortment of home control hardware modules to provide unprecedented control of your home. Indigo's built-in Web server and client/server architecture give you control and access to your home remotely from other Macs, PCs, internet tablets, PDAs, and mobile phones. Indigo Touch, our native app for the iPhone and iPod touch, allows seamless remote control of your home from virtually anywhere. Save money, conserve water, and reduce electrical usage by automating your home with Indigo's unlimited scheduling and control logic. Get started today by ordering a starter package. Indigo now comes in 2 versions: Indigo Pro and Indigo Lite. Indigo Lite is intended for users that only control a few lights, etc., while Pro is for those who want more complete control of their Home Automation systems. See the version comparison chart for details and to determine which version is right for you. If you decide to upgrade later, you simply buy a Pro upgrade code and enter it into the Indigo client and all the Pro features will be unlocked - no need to reinstall or reconfigure. With Indigo you can:
In addition to having a built-in Web server, Indigo Pro also provides custom Control Pages allowing the graphical creation of powerful Web pages capable of controlling lighting, appliances, sprinklers, and more. Indigo Pro's Control Page editor allows you to create and edit Control Pages without the need to understand HTML, CSS, or JavaScript programming. Rich AJAX-driven Web pages are automatically created providing you a quick way to access, control and receive real-time status of your home. Indigo's intuitive user interface allows you to create complex home control logic without complex scripting languages. And for users comfortable with AppleScript, Indigo Pro provides a thorough and powerful AppleScript object model and dozens of AppleScript verbs. Robust Client/Server Architecture Indigo was developed from the ground up to be a robust, Mac OS X native, home control server. Mac OS X, with its preemptive multi-tasking and protected memory, makes for an outstanding home control operating system. When idle, Indigo uses a very small percentage of your computer's CPU cycles. This means you will not have any problems running Indigo in the background while you use your computer to do other tasks. Indigo's client/server architecture allows remote control and configuration from any local or remote location that has network access to your Mac running Indigo. The server supports local network access through a native Universal Binary Mac OS client as well as Web browser access provided by the Indigo server's built-in Web server (Note: client network access is only allowed in Indigo Pro). The Indigo server can be installed on any Mac running OS X 10.4.11 or higher and can run in the background with no UI visible. How does it work (what is INSTEON and X10)? Indigo communicates with both INSTEON and X10 compatible devices, such as light switch modules, sprinkler controllers, and appliance modules, to both control your home and get the status of devices in your home (motion detectors, light status, etc.). INSTEON and X10 compatible devices use your existing home wiring to communicate. You do not have to run any new wires! System Requirements • Mac with either an Intel or PowerPC G4 (or higher) processor, and Mac OS X 10.4.11 or higher • INSTEON or X10 computer interface: PowerLinc Modem (2412U / 2412S / 2413U / 2413S), PowerLinc V2 (2414U), PowerLinc Controller (1132CU), PowerLinc USB (1132U), ActiveHome Pro (CM15A), ActiveHome (CM11), or LynX-PLC Try Indigo for FREE right now! Download a free 30 day trial copy Purchase a full license registration code (no timeout) online |
Indigo 4.1 Ships
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