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RE: Laser curtain motor...
Thanks Kwong..
John also replied as well, but I have to admit to a bit of "manual
confusion" - because there are two separate manuals, - for motor &
control
unit..
I figured it out once I re-read both of them a bit more attentively, and
all
seems to be working OK now...
Thanks!
Paul G.
-----Original Message-----
From: K. C. Li [mailto:li@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 22 February 2004 21:25
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Laser curtain motor...
> The instructions specify *only* the attached mains lead as being
required,
-
> nowhere (that I've found) does it mention using the wall-wart
adapter....
The wall wart is for powering the Add-a-Motor unit itself and is required.
> So I just want to clarify.... - does (or does not) the mains
connection
> supply the motor power as well, or is the mains connection used only
for
the
> X10 interface? - should I connect both the mains *and* the wall-wart
to
the
> control unit?
The mains lead and plug is for the X-10 controller and the wall wart is
for the motor unit. We make them separate units for safety reasons.
> I'm assuming that I need both, since at the moment, I can see the
control
> unit responding to X10 signals (the blue LED flashes), but there is no
life
> at all at the motor...
The wall wart is required.
> However, I'd prefer not to take a chance on plugging it all in if it's
> wrong!!!
Sorry about the confusion. We'll change the instructions to make it more
explicit.
Regards,
Kwong Li
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