On Wed, 20 May 1998, Keith Howell wrote:

> 1. I assume they are in some weatherproof window.
>         Make it lockable.
> 
> 2. Use bulbs that are incompatible with domestic ones
> 
> 3. Monitor current consumption.
>         When a bulb blows, current will drop by one bulb worth.
> 
PTM: Take about 20 man and 20 secretaries and have a commission to decide
what to do. After they have had about 10..15 sessions all ower ther world
and met all the international comitŽ de la luminete and had contact with
Deutches industrienormbehandlungskommission they will recommend that you
should have another commission to decide of the lenths of the corridors.
After having some 10..15 sessions more they might recommend you this:
Take a network camera for every bulb and a large computer. Make a LAN
and buy a picture recognition system, that checks every lamp in a 2.3 sec
interval. Have a commission sitting once a week to decide if you have to
got a faster LAN, bigger computer and better cameras. Another commission
will have their meetings to decide if this 2.3 sec is often enough.

Tell me if there is something that is connected to PIC even lightly.
See: I added an abbreviation 'OT' to the Subject :)
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