Capturix VideoSpy - Capturix Software Technologies

Driver Download	SDK Build your own I/O system
Download	This is a Visual Basic project to build a COM object compatible with CVSCTRLIO.OCX With this SDK you can make your own interface with VideoSpy.
Driver Download	Telldus - Tellstick controller Unlimited outputs
Download Instructions: 1. Download the driver 2. Turn off VideoSpy software 3. Run the setup package 4. Run VideoSpy 5. On Settings go to External I/O setup your receivers	This driver is a Add-on that provides the support to use the Telldus TellStick Controller. With this driver your can use VideoSpy to control , lights and many other devices available. 433.92 Mhz Compatible Receivers: Chacon (Belgium, France, Spain) CoCo Technologies (Belgium, France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain) DIY/B&Q (Ireland) Intertechno (Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Romania, Switzerland) KlikAanKlikUit (Netherlands) Nexa (Norway, Sweden) Proove (Sweden) Waveman (Sweden) * Elro (Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Great Britain, Netherlands) Sartano (Sweden) IKEA (Worldwide)
Driver Download	X10 Control via CM11 Interface Unlimited outputs
Download Instructions: 1. Download the driver 2. Turn off VS2008 software 3. Run the setup package 4. Run VS2008 5. On Settings go to External I/O and configure the outputs and the COM port.	This driver is a Add-on that provides the support to use the CM11 X10 Controller. With this driver your can use VS2007 to control , lights and many other devices available on X10 acessories, the input support is not implement but we are working on that. You need a CM11 interface
Driver Download	Parallel Port Interface 8 outputs + 5 Inputs
Download Instructions: 1. Download the driver 2. Turn off VS2008 software 3. Run the setup package 4. Run VS2008 and you will see the inputs and outputs	This driver is a Add-on that provides the support to use the 8 bit output and 5 input from the parallel port of the PC. With this driver your can use VS2007 to control relays, lights and many other devices, this able user to build their own systems and control it with our software. Building your device: How to control a 220V/110V equipment: Example of controlling a relay from the PC's parallel printer port (LPT1 or LPT2). Figure A shows a solid state relay controlled by one of the parallel port data lines (D0-D7) using a 300 ohm resistor and 5 volt power source. The solid state relay will energize when a "0" is written to the data line. Figure B show mechanical relays controlled by two transistors. The relay in figure B is energized when a "1" is written to the data line. In each of the three circuits, a common connection is made from the negative side of the power supply to one of the port ground pins (18-25).

How to receive input signals: Just connect the GND of the parallel port (Pin 18 to 25) to a Input Pin (10,11,12,13,15). WARNING !!! (USE AT YOUR OWN RISK THIS IS ONLY A SUGGESTION, ELECTRONIC KNOWLEDGE IS NEEDED)