If you have say, X10 P1 sent on when
the
system is armed, does it send off when disarmed regardless of the
pulse/toggle
setting?
no you would send say P2-ON for
disarm
I don't think that is the case. Mine is not set to toggle (30s) and I get
C4
ON set for arming then C4 OFF for disarming. The code 4 is set to trigger
on
arming. This all seems to work very well and the resultant of C4 ON is an
SMS
message providing confirmation, and the house goes into 'away mode'. On C4 OFF if it is 'night time'
lights are turned on and house reverts to 'home
mode'
Like the idea of the bell
push
-----Original Message-----
From: Neil F
[mailto:automated@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 07 March 2002
10:28
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Re:
Powermax
alarms - Still ok?
The
unit
clearly states it requires a 9 VAC power supply, however, the PSU supplied
with
the unit is 12 VDC.
There is
a sticker on it that says it works, but I'm worried! Is it really
ok?
Is
the
cable that connects the unit to the X10 thing straight through or
crossed?
If
you
have say, X10 P1 sent on when the system is armed, does it send off when
disarmed regardless of the pulse/toggle
setting?
no
you
would send say P2-ON for disarm
Also,
the ability to add an extra device or devices to the door transmitter is
great.
I was thinking of adding a bell push to
the
one
at the front door. Any of you guys added anything out of the ordinary
to
one of these?
I'm
planning on the bell push for the front door too! and maybe a PIR or
beam-break
in the back gerden fed from the back door..
Sorry
for all the questions, I expect there will be more, hope you don't mind
:-)
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more information: http://www.automatedhome.co.uk
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