Information About Visualisation

[Kerbje]

Hello all,

 

5 years ago we built our house with Gardy, which now is IHC from Schneider/LK. There is not much information available on the net, but that's when I found out about this site - wow!

The downside is that my Danish is not very good I used Google translator to translate the forum and it contains so muc valuable information - I hope nobody minds me posting in English?

 

I've always dreamt to use a visualisation (of which I can see many really nice examples in this subforum) of our setup on a tablet/wall-mounted screen. I use iRemote Viewer to control the setup using my smartphone, but this is not the sceneviewer approach, nor is it userfriendly for non-technical people.

 

Can someone tell me if the only way of getting the sceneviewer to an end-user is via the iPad app of LK (priced at 50 euro)? Aren't there any alternatives, for instance for android?

 

This is my first post here, I hope to learn much more using Google translate and I hope to share some of my experience as well.

 

Thank you in advance!

Kerbje

 

[McenterFreak]

 

Can someone tell me if the only way of getting the sceneviewer to an end-user is via the iPad app of LK (priced at 50 euro)? Aren't there any alternatives, for instance for android?

 

 

The only usable solution is the iPad app. I have been looking for other solutions, since i did'nt have an iPad. But ended up buying an iPad, solely for this purpose. My next project is to mount it just beside my entrance door. The solution i think i will end up with, is a cover that is intended for mounting on a fridge (Magnetic). I will then mount an iron plate on the wall 

[Claus Frederiksen]

You could also use a windows 8 tablet (not Windows RT) I suppose. (It needs to support Java, so therefore it has to be a full windows 8)

Then you could use Sceneview via the browser.

 

There are severel inexpensive windows tablet on the market with Atom processors, for example this one from Lenovo:

http://www.laptops.dk/product_info.php?cPath=102&products_id=4684

[McenterFreak]

Then you could use Sceneview via the browser.

 

I considered this also, when i was looking for a solution, but found that Scenview dose'nt works very well with touch, and it can't do "layers". eg. a view of your whole house, where you can use your fingers to zoom into a location