LexCom Home - Entertainment networking system brochure
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LexCom Home is a flexible and future-proof network providingcommon connections for telecoms, data, television and audio throughout the home via a central distribution hub. Changing the function of an outlet, say from TV to telephone is simply achieved by swapping a connection in the distribution hub. Your developer has already prepared your new home, or is able todo so during the build phase allowing you to decide which of theLexCom Home benefits you choose to have as standard in yournew home. Your home is ready >

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LexCom Home centralises all of the incoming services to thebuilding, such as TV, broadband and telephone, then distributes them around the home. This allows you great flexibility in how and where these services can be used, enabling smart living to become a reality. Typical benefits can include:- View satellite, cable or terrestrial TV in any room with full remote control* View/control central services like DVD, VCR or games consoles from any room* Have broadband access enabled from anywhere in the home*Ask your developer for a system demonstration or a copy of theEnhanced Living CD to see...

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During the building process every new home on the developmentmay have been pre-wired ready to accept the LexCom Home entertainment networking system as an option, or has the basic system fitted as standard.If not standard, you can decide to have LexCom Home installed*. As the wiring will already be in place, there will be no disruption to the fabric of your new home, or more importantly your movingin date.Once you have moved in, you can decide how to organise eachroom, should you have phones in every room?, Do all thebedrooms need TV?, Or which rooms would you like to surf theweb from?Why...

Behind the panel, the distribution centre looks a bit like anearly telephone switchboard. For every outlet in the roomthere is a corresponding outlet at the distribution centre. A linking cable is used to feed the service required (e.g.telephone, data, TV) through to the appropriate room outlet.For example to change a TV outlet in a room into abroadband computer outlet, simply unplug the linking (patch) cable from the TV module at the distribution centre and plug it into aspare socket on the data module. In theroom a computer can now be connected into what was a moment ago a television...

unted sockets situated throughout the home can be Request a system demonstration from your developer. They will show you the benefits of the LexCom Home entertainment network and answer any questions you may have ted to a range of devices using an adapted tor. The outlet is simply redefined by swapping a Ask for a free CD which explains the benefits in detail able in the distribution hub. Should you wish to upgrade the system your developer will explain what options are available. A range of upgrades are available to suit your lifestyle When you have decided to have a LexCom Home system...

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