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Re: HELP - PowerFlash with reed switch doing odd things
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- Subject: Re: HELP - PowerFlash with reed switch doing odd
things
- From: "Bov" <abovingdon@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Nov 2002 11:48:51 -0000
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Hi Ian,
Did that this morning - the powerflash with nothing connected seems
to do nothing (as expected). I'm going to leave it a while to double
check - should I bridge the contacts and try that as well? This is
the main thing that leads me to think the reed switch is at fault or
wrongly connected (if that is possible).
--- In ukha_d@y..., ian.bird@c... wrote:
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> Why don't you disconnect the reed switch and see if the traffic
persists.
> Should narrow it down a bit.
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> Ian
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"Bov"
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<abovingdon@yahoo
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Subject: [ukha_d]
HELP - PowerFlash with reed switch doing odd
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19/11/02
11:41
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Please respond
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ukha_d
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> This is now causing so much traffic that it's blocking the other
X10
> stuff from functioning :-(
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> Since things did work fine - I'm predicting that the reed switch
is
> failing in some way - Are these things suitable for exterior use,
or
> only interior?
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> I have the powerflash unit set to B and 3 on the front, with the
reed
> switch connected directly - there is more than one screw contact
on
> the inside, any particular one I should be using?
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> Any help would be great.
http://www.automatedhome.co.uk
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