New bedroom advice

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OK Im renovating a bedroom in my house and would like to X10 the lighting.

I am at odds as to which way to go, some advice would be appreciated.

Some background on my setup
- Homeseer control via CM12
- Wireless remote and sensors available via TM12

In the bedroom I plan to have :
- Main central light (currently controlled by a single one-way switch near
the door)
- 4 x ceiling spots controlled independantly of the main light (yet to be
fitted)
- Two bedside lamps (probably wont X10 these are they are "within
reach" of
the bed, but if I do I can use a regular LM12

I will have access to all the wiring via the loft, so from what I can see,
my options are:

1. Run a neutral down to the switch (along with another cable for the
spots) and fit two micromodules into the backbox.
2. Do away with the switch and use a RF motion sensor combined with two
wired lamp modules in the loft

Have I missed anything?

I'd like to keep a switch if possible so im not left "in the
dark" in my PC
fails, although from other posts on the list the micromodules are a bit
slow.

I guess I could wire the switch in parallel with a lamp module in the loft
(to give the manual backup) and for "normal use" use a motion
sensor
controlling the lamp modules?

Any other possibilities I've missed? I want to keep it X10 to keep the cost
down.


Cheers,


/Neil/
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