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Re: X10 Signal Problems



Some X10 receivers lock up at times and thsi may even by why the RF
transceiver appeared to fail. . I would try switching off the power to
any plugin in lamp/appliance modules totally for about a minute and then
re -power them and see if that helps. You may already have done this
reading  your email - I'm not sure.  X10 inline  dimmers/relay switches
would need the power removing at the consumer unit ie by using the
breaker to interrupt the lighting circuit .

Kevin

iamstevengoodwin wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm sure this is a simple problem, but my brain is refusing to work.
>
> My X10 pocket RF remote packed up last week, so I bought another
> (HR10E) to replace it. After fitting the batteries it refused to
> control anything, except the TM13 that was recieving the signals, and
> the appliance module in another room. None of the light switches
> (LW10U) worked, even when I removed the working appliance module from
> the wall, and changed the code of the switch to match.
>
> I have also tried selecting a different house code on all devices, but
> to no avail. I switched off all the computers in the house, in case of
> excessive noise entering the system, but still no joy.
>
> The light switches work manually, and when controlled by X10 from the
>  CM12U, so they appear to be working. That just confused me even more
:(
>
> I've discovered a problem called "phase coupling" but that
doesn't
> appear to apply in the UK.
>
> So does anyone have ideas of what to look for (and test) next?
>
> Thanks in advance, (as always)
>
> Steev
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