CP290 Director 1.7 Documentation

12/24/21, 1:19 AM CP290 Director 1.7 The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20021214102947/http://thewoodwards.us:80/sw/CP290Dire… Download CP290 CP290 Director V1.7 -- August 15, 2001 Director by John Woodward CP290 Director is Macintosh software that controls the original X10 home automation computer controlled interface, model number CP290. It completely replaces the Table of Contents Macintosh software that comes with the CP290, and has unique features not found in other Macintosh-based CP290 controllers. Features Operation CP290 Director is shareware. You can try it out for 30 days, but if you still use it Macintosh Requirements thereafter, you must register it. The price is very reasonable--$10. After 30 days, CP290 Version History Director will no longer communicate with your CP290 unless you have registered it. How To Pay Click here for instructions on how to pay. Once you have paid, you will receive a registration code via email. You can enter this code into CP290 Director as follows. Start CP290 Director, then select Register... from the Apple menu, and enter your name and the code. If you have purchased a previous release of CP290 Director, then you may use this one at no additional charge (I will send you a registration code upon request). If you want to know what is new in this release, see the version history. By using CP290 Director you agree that you are responsible and liable for the results of such usage. If you do not agree to accept this responsibility, don't use CP290 Director. The X10 system is not 100% reliable, so there can be no assurance that a module will turn on, off, or dim as you have specified. CP290 Director offers an improved reliability feature, but even with that feature there can be no assurance that the commanding of a module will work in all instances. CP290 Director Features CP290 Director supports standard features of the CP290 interface, as well as features not supported by other CP290 software. Standard Features CP290 Director supports the standard CP290 features (with the exception of the questionably useful getting the clock stored in the interface) including: Turning on and off modules immediately, including turning them on dimmed; Defining "turn on" and "turn off" events to be stored in the CP290 and executed by the CP290 even if the Macintosh is shut down. Such events include: Turning a m…