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Re: Illiterate X-10 Question



As Dave points out the signals are discrete. Turning one off sends an
Off and turning one on sends an ON so they will never be out of sync.

From:Nick Hull
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> In article <9TB7f.2669$Hs.238@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> "BruceR" <br@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Smarthome's wall switches send an X10 signal when manually operated.
>> So, if you put the switch on Circuit A and turned it on or off
>> manually, it would send an X10 signal like A1-On (or Off) which
>> would control an X10 module set to that code to control Circuit B.
>
> The trouble with using X10 that way is that X10 is a toggle signal,
> the same switches it on or off.  If your 2 loads ever got out of sync
> they would stay out of sync, turning one off would turn the other on.
>
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