PC based software that extends the features of the Omni and HMS family of controllers to the Internet.
This Version is compatible with both HAI and OnQ controllersAllows homeowner to view and control their home from a computer inside the house or over the internet using a web browser. A serial interface cable is required for WebLink to communicate with the controller.
You’re just a click away with HAI Web-Link II
Whether you’re at the office or on vacation, your home is only a click away. Using your laptop, PDA, web-enabled phone, or any computer with Internet access, you can monitor and control your home. You can even view cameras in your home with video streaming technology. It’s as easy as viewing your favorite web site.
HAI is proud to introduce Web-Link II - a great new way to access your HAI system via the Internet. Web-Link II allows you to monitor and adjust settings for lighting, heating and air, security, and appliances with the added benefit of wireless access, video surveillance, and email notification of programmed events.
HAI’s Web-Link II will work inside a home on a single PC, and with a group of PC’s on a local network. It also takes advantage of the full-time Internet connection provided by popular cable modems and DSL. These connections, combined with Web-Link II’s intuitive, easy to use pages make it quick and easy to check on the house with video surveillance, verify the kids have arrived home from school via email notification, and adjust the temperature right from your office PC, PDA, or web-enabled phone.
HAI Web-Link II runs in the background on a Windows 98, 2000, or NT computer connected to any HAI Omni-class controller. HAI Web-Link II software generates Web pages from the controller’s data that can be viewed locally and on any networked computer via Internet or Local Area Network. After installing Web-Link II, no set up is required: Web-Link II’s smart software obtains its configuration from the HAI controller and presents a series of pages following the standard HAI menu format.
Web-Link II has advanced the initial Web-Link technology by adding features that allow a homeowner to view family and property with video surveillance, and enjoy wireless access over a PDA or web-enabled phone. In addition, a homeowner can receive emails based on programmed events or send and receive instant messages.
