RE: [misterhouse-users] Powerline Noise

[Jeff_Ferris@Dell.com]

Try plugging your PC into a surge supressor with a noise filter...Maybe a
good Isobar would work, but I've been extremely happy with my APC UPS 650
Pro.  Also, if you plan on using the CM11a, plug it into a separate outlet
from your PC...Preferably, one on a separate circuit. :)

On a related note, I've just got my X10 modules for my new house, and the
internal light switch modules have a weird problem...it seems I can only
turn them off with X10, can't turn 'em on. One of my past homes had the
opposite problem, where I could turn 'em on but not off, and that's
explained on the X10 page...But I can't find anything that tells me why
they'd turn off but not on...My guess is that the commons and lives in my
house are all wired backwards and mislabelled, but I'm not sure....Anyone
have any insight?

-Jeff
-----Original Message-----
From: mis...@li...
[mailto:mis...@li...]On Behalf Of Jason
Huebel
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 11:12 AM
To: mis...@li...
Subject: [misterhouse-users] Powerline Noise


Howdy all...

I just found out that when my primary PC is on, it keeps my X10 commands 
from transmitting (using my remote)... What can I do to fix that?  I'm using

a Firecracker kit right now, but have more stuff on the way (wall switches, 
weather station, etc)...

The sad part is this is the PC I wanted to use for misterhouse... :-(

Jason Huebel
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