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Re: Another question about current sense



Current sensing is P/O local control. Cutting the jumper disables Local
Control but does not stop the current leakage through the load to detect the
local switch changing state. The leakage is what keeps LED bulbs lit and CFL
bulbs flickering. On older modules cutting the diode stopped the leakage
current (and by default Local Control) but I do not know if this still works
on newer modules.
I think Ido's information is still the best around.

<raymondjiii@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:144b524b-ac15-41a8-bfba-fe48bc163eba@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I apologize in advance if this is a repeat question (which it probably
> is.)
>
> Is there a difference between "local control" and "current sense" ?
>
> Many years ago I needed to modify an appliance module and I used Ido
> Bartana's mod of clipping diode D10.  But now I see all of these mods
> for clipping pin7 or cutting a jumper.
>
> Are both mods needed?  Or is one for one type of module and the other
> for another type?
>
> I want to modify some lamp modules now.
>
> Unfortunately I have not been following the latest hacks over the
> years.  My house has actually been working great for the past few
> years.  (With the exception of my branch circuit filter not stopping
> the line noise from the furnace.)



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