RE: Mini-Timer disassy & IC Identification

["Ian B" <Ian@xxxxxxx>]

Anyway, my guess is this is the uProcessor that does all the X-10 work
and
is hence proprietary. Following the traces for the buttons or house
code
dial will probably lead to inputs on this chip.

Assuming this is the case the buttons etc. will most likely pull an
input
low or high which tells it what to do. From there it is a case of
writing/building something with a large keypad that then mimics these
actions to the fitted processor.

Ian B (guessing a bit having not looked at his own units).

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Mark Marooth [mailto:MMarooth@xxxxxxx]
>Sent: 22 July 2002 09:03
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>Subject: [ukha_d] Mini-Timer disassy & IC Identification
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>Well,
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>Following on from my post of last week, I disassembled my 
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