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Re: is x10.com dead?

Subject: Re: is x10.com dead?
From: nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Dave Houston)
Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 16:47:26 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.home.automation
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The LM14A responds to scenes although it has a limited number of groups it
can join. The scenes can be set with an Ocelot using the Leviton command set
(which is really the X-10 extended protocol).

Most of the various flavors of LampLinc modules can also be set for scenes
using standard commands to trigger the scenes.

"E. Lee Dickinson" <lee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>The only complaint I have is that I wish there were a lamp module that
>responded to scenes.

References:
- Re: is x10.com dead?
  - From: Bill Kearney
- Re: is x10.com dead?
  - From: Byron Hynes
- Re: is x10.com dead?
  - From: Bill Kearney
- Re: is x10.com dead?
  - From: jajohn80
- Re: is x10.com dead?
  - From: Bill Kearney
- Re: is x10.com dead?
  - From: Robert Green
- Re: is x10.com dead?
  - From: Bill Kearney
- Re: is x10.com dead?
  - From: Robert Green
- Re: is x10.com dead?
  - From: Bill Kearney
- Re: is x10.com dead?
  - From: E. Lee Dickinson

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