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RE: A Question about X10.
- To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: A Question about X10.
- From: "Kenneth Watt" <kennwatt@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 15:43:38 +0100
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>
> OK, now having done a very scientific test with the switches on
the
fuse
> box.. It appears that one din module controls every light in the
house..
Or one module can control several lights up to its maximum loading! ;)
> So I don't want to control every light, and indeed I don't think I
could
> thru one module as I have every type of light in the house.
No, neither would I, see above.
> So, what options does that leave me gents? If I want seperate
control
of
> at
> least 1 of these lights, that is hidden I guess I have to put the
Din
> modules at the light end as Doogie has done?
That's an option but as Doogie pointed out a lot of how you do it is
down to how the ring main is wired and what you want to accomplish.
> Oh and LD11's aren't listed at letsautomate but I found them as
laser..
>
LD11=LD10 with updated firmware to support extended X10 commands, other
than that they are identical.
HTH
K.
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