Re: Fw: Unrecognised X-10 log entries

[Stuart Grimshaw <stuart@xxxxxxx>]

It might be safer just to go and ask a few neighbours, start with those 3
doors away either side (They'll be the ones on the same phase), just in
case 
you switch something on/off you shouldn't do.

On Thursday 09 May 2002 15:35 pm, Gareth Cook/UK/IBM wrote:
> Wait till it's very dark, then stand outside and send all the x10 on
and
> off commands you can - see what happens (not to your own house)
>
> G.
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> ----- Forwarded by Gareth Cook/UK/IBM on 09/05/2002 15:42 -----
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> Nic Blinston <ukha@xxxxxxx>
> Today 15:30
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> [ukha_d] Unrecognised X-10 log entries
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> Hi,
>
> Today my X-10 activity log had some strange entries which I don't
> recognise:
>
> 09/05/02 09:19:26  Backing up database...
> 09/05/02 10:18:56  Received All Units Off for housecode D
> 09/05/02 10:18:57  A Hail Request command was received on
housecode "A"
> 09/05/02 10:18:57  Received All Units Off for housecode O
> 09/05/02 10:18:57  Received All Units Off for housecode M
> 09/05/02 10:19:26  Backing up database...
> 09/05/02 11:19:26  Backing up database...
> 09/05/02 12:03:32  Received ON command for B1
> 09/05/02 12:04:01  Received ON command for B1
> 09/05/02 12:19:04  Received All Units Off for housecode D
> 09/05/02 12:19:05  A Hail Request command was received on
housecode "A"
> 09/05/02 12:19:05  Received All Units Off for housecode O
> 09/05/02 12:19:05  Received All Units Off for housecode M
> 09/05/02 12:19:26  Backing up database...
> 09/05/02 13:19:27  Backing up database...
>
> OK, as I am testing the whole setup gradually, the only units I
> currently have connected are as follows:
>
> CM12U connected to laptop (on 24/7)
> XM10U connected to Visonic Powermax alarm panel; panel set to
housecode B
> Appliance module (driving indicator lamp to show alarm is armed); Code
B1
>
> The alarm panel was armed shortly after 12 (the dual B1 ON
commands)
> but the other commands for housecodes D,A,O & M are a complete
> mystery. The sequence of four commands appearing immediately after
> each other appear at almost exactly two hours apart. They didn't
> appear at 14:19 - but could that be becasue the alarm system was
> disarmed by then?
>
> I don't even know yet what a 'Hail Request' command is!
>
> I'd be grateful for any suggestions here...
>
> By the way, I'm not aware of any neighbours running X-10.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Nic
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