Re: [misterhouse-users] identifying keypress sequences (X10

[Gaetan L. <mis...@ga...>]

The timing issue is because you are not using a directly connected X10
receiver on your PC. You will have more success if you install an X10 MR26,
or any other similar device. I have a BX24-AHT, but they are not available
anymore. Rumors for a new version but don't know when they'll be ready.

Having such device, will also allow you to have a remote control for a
jukebox. Because you get a quick response time, you could set the sound volume
much smoothly.



cas...@in... said:
> [previous message truncated for some reason]
>
> Hi - I'd like to either make or use a module that can identify keypress
> sequences from a palmpad - an X-10 combination lock if you will.
>
> It should be able to recognize a series of keypresses (initiated by a
> short delay) perhaps and return a "user" that corresponds to this
> sequence.
>
> I've had mixed success building it with misterhouse. It basically works,
> but due to the delay in X10, you have to be pretty precise and timely in
> entering the sequences and I often get duplicated keypresses.
>
> Does this exist already or any advice in making more robust?  It has to be
> easy enough for a non-enthusiast to use.
>
> Thanks, -hb
>
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