| Post 1 made on Sunday November 9, 2003 at 09:33 |
planenut Long Time Member |
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For example:
Lets say I turn on a lamp by using my x-10 rf remote by pressing device 10 and then on. Minutes or hours later I am ready to turn the same light off, Can I just press off without first pressing device 10? I'm curious as to how long it will respond without sending a new device command.
also does this same principle apply to my ir543 or maxi controller or is it different from the x-10 tranciever?
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| Post 2 made on Sunday November 9, 2003 at 14:14 |
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The last command should remain active, but due to the nature of the medium, it's a good idea to resend the entire command sequence.
The IR543 is hardwired to a house code via a small switch on the front (top) of the device, you only send unit codes and commands to it, the same rule should apply.
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| OP | Post 3 made on Sunday November 9, 2003 at 22:43 |
planenut Long Time Member |
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When you say the last command, does that refer to the last command in the transciever or the last one in the remote?
In other words, If I use the x-10 rf remote and send a device 10 at 8:00 am and then use the pronto and send a device 5 command, when I go back to the x-10 remote will it still remember the 10 code or did the pronto wipe it out. I know this is kind of confusing but...
I'm trying to figure out if my wife needs to know a lot or if she can just use the x-10 remote that we use only in the bedroom just by pressing on/off or dim/bright...
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| Post 4 made on Monday November 10, 2003 at 02:48 |
Larry in TN Founding Member |
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The last command that was sent over the powerline.
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