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Post 7 made on Friday January 29, 2010 at 13:32
jmacdonald
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On January 14, 2010 at 15:36, Control Remotes said...
Ghosts who like lots of light when they host late night dinner parties? ;)

That really is odd. I don't know what frequency Bose runs on. Ask him to take the battery out of the MX-3000 before he goes to bed one night and see if the lights still come on. If they do, you've eliminated the MX-3000 from your list of suspects. Next, try doing the same with the Bose remotes on the following night.

A process of elimination should isolate potential causes. If none of the remotes are causing it, it may be something else in the house, a neighbor with the same dimmers, or even transient RF from something else in the area (airport, military base, power plant, etc.).

Thank you,
Damon
Control Systems Consultant & Programmer

Good idea!

I did ot hink of doing that. I'll be at this client's house in about 2 weeks. I have a look and show him how to take the batteries out.
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