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Fw: XBOX - HA for Power ? Works !
- Subject: Fw: XBOX - HA for Power ? Works !
- From: Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2005 15:25:40 +0100
For that reason, it's Xecutor 2. It just doesnt need the X3 stuff.
Im Comfort, you can specify how many chunks of 50mseconds to apply the
relay to. So you could easily support X3 if you already have it. Might be
tricky to align the CBUS on/off status to the xbox itself - ie if you
turned the xbox off at the front button or it was turned off by software,
you'd need to sync that with the CBUS value.
G.
Gareth Cook
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Nice! If the xbox is modded how have you accomodated for the different
amounts of time the on switch can be pressed to enter different bios
modes?
Cheers
P
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> It works ! :-)<BR>
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> Stripped back the wires (1 + 2) on the front panel PCB, and connected
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> those in parallel to the Comfort relay board. I've set a CBUS Switch
on <BR>
> the Lounge DLT to trigger a response, which pulses the output for a
second <BR>
> (needs to be long for a switch-off)<BR>
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> The XBOX can now reside in Node 0 - but wont be up and running until I
get <BR>
> the new KAT5 modules - hint hint Keith on the cable :-)<BR>
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> It's the simple things that make HA fun<BR>
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> G.<BR>
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> Gareth Cook<BR>
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