| mControl - Digital Home Software |
Since its introduction in 2005, mControl has become one of the top applications for the digital home, used by thousands of customers worldwide.
Embedded Automation has got here by
continually adding innovative new functionality including support of new digital home protocol technologies (INSTEON, Z-Wave, KNX, ZigBee), pervasive user interfaces
(Media Center, touchscreens, mobile), features for managing resources (power management module, smart grid integration) and many more.
It is our promise to continue down this path of innovation, to build the best digital home software on the planet. Our goal for mControl is clear: To be the software for your Digital Home.
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mControl is software for managing your Digital Home. mControl manages interaction with devices within your home - providing mechanisms for energy management,
security and surveillance, media management and other controllable devices.
Out of the box, mControl supports a broad range of technologies and protocols - allowing your digital home to take
control of metering systems, lighting solutions, climate controls, security systems, cameras, audio/visual equipment and beyond.
mControl provides real-time information and status on each device, allows control of these devices and has a sophisticated logic and rules engine to automate operation of these devices.
mControl includes a variety of built-in user interfaces, allowing instant status and control of your digital home from your preferred location and platform.
Whether you prefer a browser, a media center (TV) interface, a touchscreen or your mobile phone - your digital home is accessible to you.
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| Key Features |
| Platforms |
Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP and Windows Home Server - including 64-bit systems |
| User Interfaces |
Microsoft Windows Media Center (Vista and Windows 7), Internet Explorer (browser), mobile devices (including iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Windows 7 Phones) and touch screens |
| Utilities |
mControl Manager (system configuration), mControl Editor (operational control), Z-Wave Adapter Manager, INSTEON Adapter Manager, Client Configuration Utility |
| Device Types |
Lighting, HVAC, security systems, IP cameras, irrigation systems, A/V systems, window shades and much more |
| Protocols |
INSTEON, Z-Wave, KNX, ZigBee, X10 and many others |
| Automation |
Macro engine supports scheduled tasks, event-based tasks, scenes |
| Languages |
French, Spanish, Chinese, German, Arabic and many others |
| Help |
Automatic logging sub-system, comprehensive user manuals, community forum, help desk |
| Extensibility |
Software Development Kit (SDK) for custom user interfaces/software, Driver Development Kit (DDK) for drivers |
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| Minimum Requiments |
| Platform |
Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP or Windows Home Server - including 64-bit systems |
| Microsoft .NET |
Microsoft .NET v2.0 (or higher) |
| Memory |
Minimum 512MB (RAM),
Minimum 50MB (Disk space) - Additional recommended if camera recording is done
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| Interfaces |
Ethernet/Internet recommended,
Serial/USB interfaces maybe required for specific protocols
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Use the following table to download mControl and related software.
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Manual |
mControl v2.1 (Windows Platforms/Servers)
For Windows 7, Vista and XP platforms. Includes support for 32/64-bit environments. Install option includes support for full or clients-only installation.
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v2.1.4304 (2011-10-14) |
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mControl v2.1 (Windows Home Server)
For Windows Home Server platforms. Install as a WHS Add-In.
NOTE: Does not support "Vail" edition.
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v2.1.4304 (2011-10-14) |
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mControl v2.1 Driver Pack
Supplementary drivers for mControl - install to 'plugins' directory.
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v2.1.4304 (2011-10-14) |
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mControl v2.1 SDK
Use the mControl Software Development Kit (SDK) to allow other software to connect to mControl or to develop an alternative user interface.
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v2.1.4304 (2011-10-14) |
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mControl v2.1 DDK
Use the mControl Driver Development Kit (DDK) to develop an mControl driver.
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v2.1.4304 (2011-10-14) |
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Use the following table to access additional drivers and information for mControl.
| Content |
Version |
Link |
mPanel (Desktop) User Interface
Touch-friendly user interface for use on Windows tablets or other touch platforms.
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September 2010 |
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IP Cameras
List of supported IP Cameras.
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February 2011 |
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Generic Driver Models
List of devices supported using the Generic Driver model.
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October 2010 |
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Media Center TCP/IP Controller
Third-party software component allows remote control of Vista or Windows 7 Media Centers. For use with the mControl Media Center Controller driver available in the mControl Driver Pack.
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See website for latest version |
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Founded in 1992, Smarthome, Inc. is the world's leading designer, manufacturer and online retailer of home automation products.
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AARtech Canada was founded in 2002 as a Canadian source for home automation and related technologies.
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Canada
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Welcome to the UK's Leading Z-Wave Store. We bring you the Latest in Home Control based around Z-Wave RF wireless technology.
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UK
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Domadoo provides a wide range of home automation solutions.
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France
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Atom-Solutions
offers a wide range of products and technology for home
intelligence.
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Shifra Smart Homes is a Smart Home solutions provider based out of the Dubai Internet City in the UAE.
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SmartHome.com.au, located in Victoria, Australia, specialises in technology for your home.
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Founded in 1997, MKTi designs, distributes and installs home automation systems, electronics and lighting.
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Ideal Unlimited Sdn. Bhd. (IU) is specialised in Home Automation / Smart Home and Home Theatre Media Centre (HTPC) with Multi-Room AV Streaming Solution.
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Malaysia,Singapore,Thailand
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Z-Waver sells and installs systems and individual
Z-Wave components.
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My Digital Smart Home focuses on automation and integration of technology solutions applied to home, offices and shops.
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