RE: Re: advice needed for weak signals and noise

["Paul" <p-gale@xxxxxxx>]

The U has a UK 13A plug and socket, the E has bare wires (I think)

Paul.



-----Original Message-----
From: jmj050856 [mailto:jmj050856@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 06 June 2003 13:33
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: advice needed for weak signals and noise



Hi Kenneth

Thanks for the welcome and the quick response.

I'm just looking at what I'm using and it's an XM10U (TW7223) which I
got from Lets Automate. I presume that's the same as the XM10E. Do
you know if it is? It's plugged directly into the wall socket so I
don't know what else I can try. I can live with one dodgy module
somewhere but it's worse than that. I wonder if my house is just
extremely 'noisy'..

Joe.

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Kenneth Watt" <kwatt@f...> wrote:
> Welcome to the list Joe. I too use HV and have had similar problems
>from
> time to time, one appliance module in particular just sometimes
refuses to
> play ball, it's not a critical one though so I couldn't care less.
>
> I had a TW523 on HV and I was getting a load of hassles with weak
signals,
> modules not responding and, in particular, the RCS X10 stat I
changed that
> to the new Euro one, the XM10E from Laser and the problems have
magically
> disappeared more or less, apart from the one dodgy module. To be
fair that
> could be the module that's at fault and not to do with anything
else, I just
> CBA to find out, which shows how important it is. ;)
>
> Also, watch where the TW523/XM10E is plugged in, I found it far
batter
> plugged straight into a wall socket as opposed to on a strip with
other
> stuff on it as well, particularly transformers, some of which can
degrade or
> kill the X10 signal IME.
>
> HTH
>
> K.