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[adaptiveHomeLogic]

New software release with full 2-way X10 support

Adaptive Home Logic is an advanced, highly flexible, easy to use home automation / remote access application that can seamlessly coordinate and control home lighting, HVAC, security and home theatre systems from your Windows XP computer. Version 2 includes full two-way support for X10 and the latest UPB power line modules, two-way prioritised speech system, TCP/IP client / server communication ability,  Remote Internet Telnet Access, RSS Weather & News Feeds, Virtual Weather Station Graphical Display within a new user interface with display mapping. Other features include scheduling / conditional events, APRS remote access via amateur radio, Digital I/O, multiple serial port communication, E-mail Alerts, Sun rise/set times, It can even be accessed via a mobile phone + more!

For full details and / or a free download, please visit:-
http://www.acentient-software.com

[kenrad]

does anyone know if this is still out there

kenrad

[HA Dave]

does anyone know if this is still out there

The link still works!

[ITguy]

But remember that even though the software supports 2-way communication, none of the current X-10 modules do!!  So the software still will not be able to know if a device was turned on by the switch and not through a PLC or RF command!  I think the Insteon switches still do this, though, so that would work.  Of course that's only a problem if the 2-way support was what you were after.

ITguy

[Brian H]

The latest version was released 24 June 2011. So it still looks like the author is still actively working on it.

Insteon Modules can still have an X10 address added to them and report local paddle changes.
With one difference from X10 two way module.
Dimmer version use the X10 %dim report. The two way X10 modules used the extended X10 messaging.
When turned On locally they do send an X10 On and at when locally turned Off send an Off.
When dimmed they send a %dim message.