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Re: Theoretical LD11 Usage

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Subject: Re: Theoretical LD11 Usage
From: Martin Greenwood <Martin_Greenwood@xxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 10:32:49 +0000
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Gareth,

Also they could easily get out of sync. Especially if you have an RF
X10 or other X10 controller.
If one light was already on and you pressed the third switch then then
it would turn off and the other one would turn on. Probably not what
you want!!

I have separate switches for each LD11 and also some RF HR10 switches
around as they are easier to use to turn lights up or down than the
momentaries.

Martin


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