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X10 Problems Wall switch
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Post 1 made on Friday April 1, 2005 at 10:18
priapos
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I have installed x10 wall/light switches. They work manually, but will not respond to remote commands. What might possibly be wrong?
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Post 2 made on Friday April 1, 2005 at 13:30
DrJoe
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Lots of things could be wrong. You need to give MUCH more information before anyone can help you in a specific way:

What are the makes/models of the switches?
What is the make/module of the transmitter?
How are you remote-controlling the transmitter?
Does it work if you manually switch it on with the transmitter? Or just at the switch?
Do you have a coupler/repeater installed at your breaker box?

I'm sure there are other questions to ask once you answer these.


Joe
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Post 3 made on Friday April 1, 2005 at 19:39
ClearToLand
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On 04/01/05 10:18 ET, priapos said...
I have installed x10 wall/light switches. They
work manually, but will not respond to remote
commands. What might possibly be wrong?

Hmm... Geez... Are you also known as homeseer? ;)

On 04/01/05 10:23 ET, (on CocoonTech) homeseer said...
[Link: cocoontech.com]
> > > Problem with x10 Wall Switch < < <
Low Post Count != Low Knowledge...
For X10 Help, visit the X10 Community Forums @ [Link: x10community.com] , under 'new' non-X10 VOLUNTEERS. ;)
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Post 4 made on Saturday April 2, 2005 at 14:12
Treetop
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Nothing wrong with cross-posting ;)

There are so many x10 forums that are dead, that sometimes you have to post in many different forums to see which are alive and kicking.
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Post 5 made on Saturday April 2, 2005 at 16:43
ClearToLand
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On 04/02/05 14:12 ET, Treetop said...
Nothing wrong with cross-posting ;)

There are so many x10 forums that are dead, that
sometimes you have to post in many different forums
to see which are alive and kicking.

A simple look at the "X-10 Chat Index Page", displaying 30 posts from 03/13/05 to now (04/02/05) QUICKLY shows if a Forum is active or not! :D

I merely pointed to a SOMEWHAT IDENTICAL thread, on another Forum, where the ANSWER was already in progress... ;)

[You know - the thread with the TM571 Transceiver. ;) ]

Too bad neither priapos or homeseer have returned yet... :(

Treetop, can you please list the LINKs for some ACTIVE X-10 Forums? Thanks!
Low Post Count != Low Knowledge...
For X10 Help, visit the X10 Community Forums @ [Link: x10community.com] , under 'new' non-X10 VOLUNTEERS. ;)
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