Dan
I had
this
problem a while back with a mini timer
It
appears
that the “TX strength” for want of a better word is not as good
in the Mini
timer as in other X10 devices
Try
different sockets to prove this
I
ended up
running another feed to the bedroom
Though
it
could be a TV PSU killing the
X10
It
confused me for a while as other types of controllers would work happily
from
the socket that was causing the mini timer
problems
Mike
Antena
Caernarfon
-----Original
Message-----
From: Dan James
[mailto:daniel@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Thu 21 June 2001
12:28
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] Macros and
Timers
A quick question which I am sure is obvious to
someone......
after clearing out homebase of x10 kit :-) I am in the process of
adding it to my setup...
I currently use activehome on my pc, and have setup a fast macro on
there on address b4 - this works fine from the PC and the RF
controller, but if I use the button on the bedside timer unit nothing
happens....
is this because the timer cannot "see" the CM12? or can it
not
operate macros?
Also was looking at using an electric heating valve (Screwfix :-)
url - http://www.screwfix.com/product.phtml?4954)
to turn my garden
water on and off, has anyone any experience of doing this? what sort
of control does this need, I presume it is not as simple as apply
power, valve open, turn power off valve shut?)
Thanks
Dan
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