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HAI WEB-LINK II COUPLED WITH HAI HOME CONTROL FOR WINDOWS MEDIA CENTER, VERS. 2.5.7173

UPGRADED TO WORK WITH WINDOWS VISTA PREMIUM OR ULTIMATE!

Enhanced for Windows 7!

Web-Link II is HAI's award-winning software accessory for your HAI home control system that is sold WITHOUT any subscription fees!



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 through Web-Link II by using a web browser.

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 over a PDA or web-enabled phone.



It allows a homeowner to view family and property with video surveillance, record video on demand or based upon an event. Moreover, Web-Link II will send e-mails or text messages based upon specified events.




HAI Home Control for Windows Media Center makes changing lighting, temperature, and security as easy as changing channels!

HAI's Home Control for Windows Media Center is software for Windows Media Centers that allow you to control all of your HAI home control system's features using a single Media Center remote.

HAI Home Control for Windows Media Center is software that runs on a Windows Media Center computer for controlling lighting, temperatures, and security on a television using a single Media Center remote control. Home Control for Windows Media Center coordinates music, television, and home photography for an enjoyable home entertainment experience. HAI's Home Control coordinates security, temperature, and lighting for comfort, convenience and safety.



Home Control for Windows Media Center is an easy-to-use integrated digital entertainment center. It can play, pause and rewind live TV, play DVDs and CDs, store your digital music, videos and photos, browse the Internet, e-mail and run Windows XP applications. With HAI Home Control, the Windows Media Center presents your HAI system's features, too. You get menus for lighting control, security, temperature control, macros, the event log, and more. So you can settle in for a great movie with the lights, temperature, and security adjusted exactly as you please.

WebLink II Data Sheet (.pdf)
Home Control for Windows Media Center Data Sheet (.pdf)

The following are the minimum requirements for this software:

• HAI Omni LT, Omni, Omni II, Omni IIe, OmniPro, or OmniPro II controller with 1.8 firmware or later.
  
• Your Windows media center PC must be connected to the HAI controller (see User's Guide (PDF) for the connection requirements)
  
• 2 GHz processor or higher, Pentium IV, or equivalent (3 GHz processor or higher, Pentium IV, or equivalent recommended)
  
• Works on Vista! Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004 or Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 (recommended)
  
• 512 MB of RAM (1 GB of RAM recommended)
  
• 80 GB hard-disk space
  
• CD-ROM or DVD Drive

To access Web-Link II over the Internet you must have a full-time connection to the Internet (i.e. DSL or Cable service) on the computer running Web-Link II and one of the following:

• Static IP Address. A Static IP address is a dedicated IP address assigned to your Internet account by your ISP (Internet Service Provider). This address should not (or very rarely) change. You will use this IP address to access Web-Link II (via the web server) over the Internet.
  
  
  
• Subscribe to a Dynamic DNS Service. DNS (Domain Name Service) is a service that allows you to alias your Dynamic IP address to a static (permanent) host name, allowing your computer to be more easily accessed from various locations on the Internet.

Clients (which are written by third-party developers) can be used to automatically update your Dynamic DNS host name with your current IP address, without the need to open a browser. This allows you to access Web-Link II (via the web server) over the Internet by entering in your static host name instead of your current IP address.