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Re: Problems with solving 0xA5 (time request after power off)

Subject: Re: Problems with solving 0xA5 (time request after power off)
From: "Jose Juan" <josejuan40@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 23 Dec 2005 06:50:43 -0800
Newsgroups: comp.home.automation
References: <1135293082.183182.258470@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <43ab47c6.4010526@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1135327671.519797.15010@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <43abdbcf.26159173@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Once i've proved all unsuccessfully, i got the (stupid) solution.

I was testing it in my lab, and the problem was that the CM11 was
connected to the outlet with a router and a switch, and these made
noise on it... even ActiveHome couldn't set the time! So i switched off
all them and left CM11, and ActiveHome worked, and time set is no
longer needed.

Thank you for your help!

References:
- Problems with solving 0xA5 (time request after power off)
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- Re: Problems with solving 0xA5 (time request after power off)
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- Re: Problems with solving 0xA5 (time request after power off)
  - From: Jose Juan
- Re: Problems with solving 0xA5 (time request after power off)
  - From: Dave Houston

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