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RE: Power triggering
- To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: Power triggering
- From: "Doogie Brodie" <doogiebrodie@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 13:58:53 -0000
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> You can ask the control system to monitor for an X10 signal
> and then perform actions based on that, but it is not the
> most reliable (read a bit flaky) way of doing things and
> requires some trick programming.
>
> It's something like that IIRC, but with LW10U's and LM10's
> they still start at 100% then dim :-(
>
> Basically what that does is that if the light is switched on
> and the controller receives the X10 command to do that then
> the controller dims the light/s to the desired level...after
> blinding you ;-)
The problem is, Tony was saying "When SWMBO hits the LW10U switch go
to
certain setting (use soft start)" which doesn't generate any X10.....
Just does the local switching. Your stuff will only work if its either
an LD11 or if SWMBO hits a remote RF/whatever switch beside the
LW10U..... Which just adds more problems to the WAF.... :S With a remote
switch, dimming to 0% most of the time and dimming up would work, but
with the LW10U it just wont go....!
Doogie
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