Z-Wave - you can find a list of all Z-Wave hardware interfaces that Indigo supports on our supported devices list.Indigo natively supports the following technologies: The next thing you'll want to do is connect the interface hardware for the home automation technology you're using. You can also read about the various Remote Access options that Indigo provides. You can continue to use this database by modifying it to suit your needs or you can create a new database. Indigo should now be up and running, showing you the home screen using the Sample House database that ships with Indigo.
#Indigo 7 upgrade upgrade#
You'll need your registration code to get discounted upgrade pricing for future versions of Indigo. We highly recommend that you do this so that we'll be able to find your registration code in the future should you need it. If you received a CD, you'll be prompted to register your copy of Indigo. Be sure to enter your name and registration code exactly as they appear in your email (copy/pasting works best) or on your CD envelope and click OK.ħ. This is where you enter the registration information that was sent to you via email or is printed on the back of your CD envelope.Ħ. The Server Registration dialog should now be showing. See the Starting Indigo Server section of the documentation for a description of each of the options listed above.ĥ.
#Indigo 7 upgrade mac#
If you want to reconfigure the Indigo Server on a Mac already running Indigo, then select the Indigo 7Start Local Server. button in the connection status window.ģ. If this is the first time you've run Indigo 7 on this Mac, then press the Start Local Server. Double-click the Indigo 7 application (/Applications/Indigo 7).Ģ. Regardless of which you are doing, the first step after installation is to launch Indigo and configure the local server.ġ. Indigo can run as a standalone application on a single Mac or can be run in a client/server mode on two or more Macs.
#Indigo 7 upgrade install#
Note: you must install and run Indigo from an account on your Mac that has administrator privileges.įor more information, including the location of files, upgrading from previous versions, installing the client only, moving an installation, and uninstalling, see the Installing Indigo section of the documentation. On the Installation Type screen, press the Install button (do not use Customize) to install all the Indigo packages (Server, Server Scripts, Drivers, and Client) on your designated hard drive.
Indigo Installer.pkg - this is the installer file.ReadMe.html - this file will contain any late breaking information about the specific dot release you just downloaded.Once downloaded, you'll find a file in the Downloads folder on your Mac titled Indigo.dmg double-click this file and a new window in the Finder will open to show you two files: This will ensure that you have the latest version. We recommend getting the latest Indigo version from the downloads section of our web site, particularly if you received a CD when purchasing Indigo.
Note: most modern Macs use very little power when running and idle with their displays asleep. Indigo requires that you leave your Mac running all the time (though the display can go to sleep) in order to control your home automation and provide remote access from anywhere. Any Macintosh capable of running OS X 10.7.5 or higher To install the Indigo software, you'll need a Mac that meets these OS and hardware requirements: We'll provide links to that documentation throughout this guide for your convenience. However, we highly recommend starting in the Getting Started Guide since it has the most up-to-date information and will likely answer any questions you have. Its primary purpose is to help get you started quickly. This document is a brief summation of the Getting Started Guide in the documentation section of our website. Depending on your needs and budget, you can create a simple system that controls only a couple of lights or you can automate your entire home. Indigo is a powerful Mac-based home control server that integrates an assortment of popular Z-Wave®, INSTEON® and X10 hardware devices, as well as a variety of other hardware via 3rd party plugins, to provide monitoring and control of your home. File Info : application/pdf, 11 Pages, 574.47KB Document Document 1098-quick-start-guide Indigo 7 Home Automation ServerĬonnecting INSTEON and X10 Power Line Interfaces!
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