Re: [mh] X10 Question/Issue?

[< D. B. > <dbr...@ne...>]

Jim:

Yes The "L" house code.

OK i will check these items over and see, I never thought to look at sample
codes, that may be something of interest.

I dont use the CM11A, I use the TI103/w800 combo, (i have a cm11a as a
backup, but unpluged it to make sure on that) so there are definatly no
macros.

Thnx for the info, I will def. check sample codes, if not it might just be
the old wiring, but I thought that would affect all the codes :-(.  As long
as the others code still work pretty reliable I guess we are all good :-)


lol X-files or ghost hunters ;-)

Dickie

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Serack
Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2008 8:57 AM
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Subject: Re: [mh] X10 Question/Issue?


Do you mean the "L" house code?

Is it just one module or are the several that exhibit the behavior? (I've
seen a few modules that get damaged and randomly respond)

>From an X10 protocol perspective and assuming you had marginal signal paths
it would be possible that some house codes would be more susceptible to
noise and "missed" commands might be more common - but "misinterpreted"
commands are not that likely.

A possibility is that you have some example code that is getting turned on
by accident in misterhouse that has a module definition in the code - check
your user code activation, and/or turn on X10 logging and see if there is
any command activity related to the specific address in question.

A strong possibility is that the CM11A (computer interface) has a macro in
its memory that responds to some device on the "L" house code particularly
if you migrated from another software package that stored "fast macros" -
use that package (or if your are now on Linux use heyu) to clear the CM11A
memory.

Hope that helps

Jim

(if not maybe it's an "X-files" opportunity ....)


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Dickie Bradford >
Sent: March 22, 2008 7:40 PM
To: MisterHouse home automation program
Subject: [mh] X10 Question/Issue?



Question for the X10 Gurus:

I am having some strange problems with X10 devices using the "L" set, has
anyone else experienced issues while using "L", such as ignoring commands or
going on or off when its assigned number wasnt activated, but some other "L"
device switchs states. The oddities are only happening on "L" no other
letter acts strange.

Thnx

Dickie Bradford


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