Re: [comfort-technical] Interfacing with Homevision and Power Cuts

[Kevin Hawkins <tivo@xxxxxxx>]

Title: Re: [ukha_d] [comfort-technical] Interfacing with Home

        I initially ran HV off the 12V battery (after having dropped it t 9V of course). There is one big problem though and I have found that not doing this and having a recovery setup in HV is preferable.

        The big thing (why I never thought of this before I tried it amazes me) is that all your power is down so you can't send or receive X10. If this is not an issue then the other i/o still works fine - provided the kit it is connected to is still powered.

        Kevin.

> >  I
> don't do this as I have a standby 12V car battery for the low voltage
> stuff and I keep it trickle charged. I guess you could
> tap
> > int
> the UPS battery supply if you were so inclined.
>  
> Do you run
> your HomeVision off this?
> > I
> hate wall warts with a vengeance - particularly the unmarked ones that
> once separated from their intended you
>  
> Doesn't
> everyone!! :0)
>  
> M.
>  
>  
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