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Re: X-10 Mister House Motion sensor problems



On 2006-06-07, Dave Houston <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Watching your ESM1 may give you a picture of when the delays occur.

Right.  I'll definitely do that.  I've hardly been home the last few days.

> The simplest way to speed things up is to have the RR501 turn on the light
> and have Mr. House merely log the activity.

That would be great, but I can't.  As I mentioned before, there are two
motion sensors.  Due to the shape of the room, a single one couldn't always
see me no matter where I put it.  I did originally try that. One of them
would send an off while I was still in there.  Lights would go on and off.
Also, what I didn't mention is that the basement is wired with only pull
string fixtures, so I'm using screw in modules.  No way to plug them into
the transceiver.  (I plugged in a utility light for the original
experiment.)

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