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Re: Debugging X10 problems


  • Subject: Re: Debugging X10 problems
  • From: "Bov" <bov@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:54:53 -0000

Ok, disconnected loads and tested stuff. Nothing made any difference,
but when I turned stuff back on it improved things...

But I did notice that I'm seeing status requests every second for one
of the house codes...

91 X-10 House/Func : J Status Request
85 Time: 21:48:28  Date: 07/20/08

91 X-10 House/Func : J Status Request
85 Time: 21:48:28  Date: 07/20/08

91 X-10 House/Func : J Status Request
85 Time: 21:48:29  Date: 07/20/08

Also seem to get a few random transmissions too for house codes I
don't have. I'm guessing these are getting in the way, so any
thoughts on what could be causing these? Is it the HomeVision?

Andy.

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Bov" <bov@...> wrote:
>
>
> Marcus, Craig, thanks for the feedback and ideas.
>
> The whole of my node 0 is right next to the consumer unit so I
should
> be good there. I do have a whole load of gadgets connected to my
> mains circuit so the idea of accumulated noise creeping over the
> limit makes sense to me. So, I see a Sunday of unplugging coming
> up... See if I can find the main culprits.
>
> Cheers.
>
>
> --- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, craig <craigc.lists@> wrote:
> >
> > > Anyone got any ideas or recommendations for things to try to
track
> > > this down?
> >
> > I don't have HV, but I do use HomeSeer reliably with X10, X10
turns
> the
> > radio on every weekday morning as an alarm, however its not the
> radio that
> > wakes me, its the AM12 relay *CLICK*  :)
> >
> > 2 things to try:
> >
> > 1. Move the XM10/CM10 X10 interface(s) as close to centre of your
> mains
> > wiring as possible, ie near consumer unit, extend the serial
> interface with
> > cat5/db9.
> >
> > 2. Unplug as much mains equipment as possible and see if it
> resolves issue,
> > if it does try the plug in X10 filters on the equipment that is
> causing the
> > issue. Some PSUs do generate noise on the mains. I have found its
> not always
> > a single device, but a combination of devices, ie device A
plugged
> in is OK,
> > device B plugged in is OK, but A + B plugged in together causes
> issues.
> >
>



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