drmjmule
Newbie level 1
Is there a way to direct a RF signal at a specific RF device (ie like pointing it at the specific device similar to what you'd expect in a line of sight IR scenario), even if there are other RF devices in the same room? I like the benefits of RF being able to travel a great distance, but am trying to overcome a scenario where i can send the signal via RF, but that its not received by identical other devices.
what im trying to accomplish is a scenario where a signal can be transmitted (and ideally have a reply / response received back as well) over a distance of approximately 30 ft to a specific RF device, but without the scenario of sending that same signal to an unintended other (similar or identical) RF device.
I've heard of Z-wave, and it seems like that technology might reach the distance I'm looking for, but i don't know how to address the other concern of transmitting unintentionally to other RF devices. Is there something better or different then Z-wave that achieves hat I'm looking for.
Any thoughts of this being easier to be accomplished via a laser or some sort of RF & laser combination??
Thanks in advance.
what im trying to accomplish is a scenario where a signal can be transmitted (and ideally have a reply / response received back as well) over a distance of approximately 30 ft to a specific RF device, but without the scenario of sending that same signal to an unintended other (similar or identical) RF device.
I've heard of Z-wave, and it seems like that technology might reach the distance I'm looking for, but i don't know how to address the other concern of transmitting unintentionally to other RF devices. Is there something better or different then Z-wave that achieves hat I'm looking for.
Any thoughts of this being easier to be accomplished via a laser or some sort of RF & laser combination??
Thanks in advance.