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Re: Help with Timed Events



Woot!! -  Thanks Ian that worked fine.

Using determinators does indeed work. 'The create new determinator'
from the 'new event' screen actually works too, unlike the create
script buton - that still does nothing.

Now for the hard bit getting it to switch on at dusk :-).

Thanks for the help - *much* appreciated.


--- In ukha_xpl@xxxxxxx, "Ian Lowe" <ian.lowe@w...> wrote:
> Hi Jeff!
>
> For getting started, it's probably better to use determinators, rather
> than scripts (those  are a little more advanced, for whe you want to
do
> something a bit more complex).
>
> To get a simple timed event going, build a determinator - in xplhal
> manager, do File > new > determinator.
>
> Use the wizard - it's easy!
>
> For a simple one, have no conditions (juct click next past the
> conditions) for an action,
> Click "add", find the Cm12 in your devices list, and select
it - in
> actions, choose "transmit X10 command". Pick a command (like
"on") and
> specify the device.
>
> Click next and finish - the determinator is now saved, and can be used
> when you set up a new event.
>
> (When creating the event, choose "run determinator" rather
than "run
> script" and pci it from the list)
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> Ian.
>
> Ps> if you don't see any actions when you pick the Cm12 device, you
need
> to download the plugins (Help> Update plugin library)
>






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