Re: Strange behaviour

["Gene" <no_one@xxxxxxxxx>]

After some hours of trying the RR501 in different outlets throughout the
house I have come up with the following conclusion - it's failing somehow.
Now it's working intermittently on the same outlet as the lamp module and
the outlet is a one circuit duplex outlet. Plugging  in another RR501
results in excellent operation. I see however to do what I want I think I
will need to invest in a WGL unit. Thank you for taking the time to respond
to my problem. I appreciate it...... Gene



"dlh" <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:90058$4884e6a3$d8c4b9e3$31419@xxxxxxxxxxx
> You need to provide us with more information. Specifically, what are the
> IF/THEN statements in your software?
>
> The RR501 receives RF and automatically sends it as PLC if it is for the
> RR501's housecode.
>
> The CM11A only receives PLC (or via RS232) so it can only be acting on
> the PLC codes sent by the RR501.
>
> My guess is that the CM11A (& lamp modules) and RR501 are on different
> phases and that you either need to put everything on the same phase or
> add a phase coupler.
>
> On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:13:29 -0500, Gene wrote:
>
>> Using my wireless remotes [KC674 or HR12A] I can control the living room
>> and family room lamps [on/off only] utilizing a RR501 and CM11A by
>> setting up an IF/THEN statement in my software. I can even control the
>> modules manually by click on their icons in the software.
>>
>> However turning the computer off and using only the remotes I can't
>> control the lights by sending their lamp module house/unit codes. I have
>> made sure the RR501, remotes and lamp modules are set to the same codes.
>> Shouldn't the RR501 receive the RF remotes signal and transmit directly
>> to the lamps modules?
>