Are the x10 devices programmable ?

[socrates]

I am thinking of using this device as a sensor input and display unit for portable sensor system. I do not need significant compute power, I just need a simple display and the sensor inputs and bidirectional communication through USB or R232. Does the X10 support that kind of development or allow that kind of alteration from a sufficiently advanced user ?


-Socrates

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[ejunge]

No.

I dont think that the X10 was designed for that type of use... The truth is that tere are USB GPS devices (like the Delorme) that would be better suited for that sort of application

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