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What types of products would you like to see NetMedia develop that use the BasicX technology. Please try to think of wide application projects and not just ones for yourself. For example, we are creating a family of controllers using the BasicX as the core, called ControlX. They will be pluggable and have relays, triacs, analog inputs and outputs, power supply. Being modular you can make systems up to 128 relays or lots of inputs and outputs. If you need another set of relays, just plug them in... We will have a formal press release soon for you to read, so dont ask about this stuff yet. The email list will be the first to know. How about some other ideas? Robotics, motor control, data logging? We want to make stuff that you need!!! Jack [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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I would like to have a replacment for my old alarm clock. it was a programable timmer with 3 plugins. 1 for the light 1 for the radio. I was never late for work with that clock. --- Jack Schoof <> wrote: > What types of products would you like to see > NetMedia develop that use the BasicX technology. > Please try to think of wide application projects and > not just ones for yourself. > > For example, we are creating a family of controllers > using the BasicX as the core, called ControlX. They > will be pluggable and have relays, triacs, analog > inputs and outputs, power supply. Being modular you > can make systems up to 128 relays or lots of inputs > and outputs. If you need another set of relays, > just plug them in... We will have a formal press > release soon for you to read, so dont ask about this > stuff yet. The email list will be the first to > know. > > How about some other ideas? Robotics, motor > control, data logging? > > We want to make stuff that you need!!! > > Jack > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] __________________________________________________

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I think that one of the best things to develop is CStr! (This is some long gestation period for this function - but it would help greatly interfacing the monitor.) For data logging and data presentation, it would be helpful to be able to write in the x and y coordinates - I am thinking of uses in which frequency is on the x axis in logarithmic terms. StampPlot for the BX24, but with that particular utility. I am particularly interested in instrumentation which I can build that is able to talk to the serial/parallel/USB port. Lastly, price will determine the number of applications. Given this, however, the help from yourself, Chris and Frank on this ng is a big plus. --- In , "Jack Schoof" <jschoof@n...> wrote: > What types of products would you like to see NetMedia develop that use the BasicX technology. Please try to think of wide application projects and not just ones for yourself. > > For example, we are creating a family of controllers using the BasicX as the core, called ControlX. They will be pluggable and have relays, triacs, analog inputs and outputs, power supply. Being modular you can make systems up to 128 relays or lots of inputs and outputs. If you need another set of relays, just plug them in... We will have a formal press release soon for you to read, so dont ask about this stuff yet. The email list will be the first to know. > > How about some other ideas? Robotics, motor control, data logging? > > We want to make stuff that you need!!! > > Jack > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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Multipoint RF communications systems that includes an encoder/decoder interface to a BasicX processor. Dan -----Original Message----- From: Jack Schoof [mailto:] Sent: Friday, April 14, 2000 4:16 PM To: Subject: [BasicX] Product Ideas What types of products would you like to see NetMedia develop that use the BasicX technology. Please try to think of wide application projects and not just ones for yourself. For example, we are creating a family of controllers using the BasicX as the core, called ControlX. They will be pluggable and have relays, triacs, analog inputs and outputs, power supply. Being modular you can make systems up to 128 relays or lots of inputs and outputs. If you need another set of relays, just plug them in... We will have a formal press release soon for you to read, so dont ask about this stuff yet. The email list will be the first to know. How about some other ideas? Robotics, motor control, data logging? We want to make stuff that you need!!! Jack [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Avoid the lines and visit avis.com for quick and easy online reservations. Enjoy a compact car nationwide for only $29 a day! Click here for more details. http://click.egroups.com/1/3011/4/_/565855/_/955754160/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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My guess is that this is already in the works. The best of BX-1 and the BX24 combined. Meaning Analog inputs combined with networking ability, this would seamless for distributed data acquisition. Rather than having to add on analog hardware to the BX-1. Thanks! -----Original Message----- From: Jack Schoof [mailto:] Sent: Friday, April 14, 2000 7:16 PM To: Subject: [BasicX] Product Ideas What types of products would you like to see NetMedia develop that use the BasicX technology. Please try to think of wide application projects and not just ones for yourself. For example, we are creating a family of controllers using the BasicX as the core, called ControlX. They will be pluggable and have relays, triacs, analog inputs and outputs, power supply. Being modular you can make systems up to 128 relays or lots of inputs and outputs. If you need another set of relays, just plug them in... We will have a formal press release soon for you to read, so dont ask about this stuff yet. The email list will be the first to know. How about some other ideas? Robotics, motor control, data logging? We want to make stuff that you need!!! Jack [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Avoid the lines and visit avis.com for quick and easy online reservations. Enjoy a compact car nationwide for only $29 a day! Click here for more details. http://click.egroups.com/1/3011/4/_/565855/_/955754160/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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How about putting some of your development time/effort into making the manual set more comprehensive and building an excellent on-line help system for the development environment. Products should not be released with inadequate documentation. Mike Blier's posting in digest number 192 is a case in point. (Subject LCD+ docs). Vic _________________________________________ Victor Fraenckel Home of the WindReader Electronic Theodolite Read the WIND

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In stead of more i'd like too have better A/d converters in the bx-24 I need 12 bit at least and only 10 bit is given. -----Original Message----- From: Jack Schoof [mailto:] Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2000 1:16 AM To: Subject: [BasicX] Product Ideas What types of products would you like to see NetMedia develop that use the BasicX technology. Please try to think of wide application projects and not just ones for yourself. For example, we are creating a family of controllers using the BasicX as the core, called ControlX. They will be pluggable and have relays, triacs, analog inputs and outputs, power supply. Being modular you can make systems up to 128 relays or lots of inputs and outputs. If you need another set of relays, just plug them in... We will have a formal press release soon for you to read, so dont ask about this stuff yet. The email list will be the first to know. How about some other ideas? Robotics, motor control, data logging? We want to make stuff that you need!!! Jack [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Avoid the lines and visit avis.com for quick and easy online reservations. Enjoy a compact car nationwide for only $29 a day! Click here for more details. http://click.egroups.com/1/3011/4/_/565855/_/955754160/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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What about networking (Ethernet, TCP/IP)? Claus --- In , "Jack Schoof" <jschoof@n...> wrote: > What types of products would you like to see NetMedia develop that use the BasicX technology. Please try to think of wide application projects and not just ones for yourself. > > For example, we are creating a family of controllers using the BasicX as the core, called ControlX. They will be pluggable and have relays, triacs, analog inputs and outputs, power supply. Being modular you can make systems up to 128 relays or lots of inputs and outputs. If you need another set of relays, just plug them in... We will have a formal press release soon for you to read, so dont ask about this stuff yet. The email list will be the first to know. > > How about some other ideas? Robotics, motor control, data logging? > > We want to make stuff that you need!!! > > Jack > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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