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Title: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: abc1667xxxxx537 on June 02, 2010, 07:36:58 AM
What frequency/frequencies (should such apply) does the X10 plugin wireless transceiver operate at?
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: Brian H on June 02, 2010, 08:14:22 AM
X10's RF frequency is 310MHz for their Transceivers and RF devices here in the US and Canada.
433.92MHz for other areas of the world.
PowerMid IR extender is 418MHz.

The power line X10 signal is 120KHz.
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: abc1667xxxxx537 on June 02, 2010, 07:50:55 PM
Thanks.

Anyone think this 310 MHz might interfere with or be interfered with by a 319.5 MHz wireless system operating in the same home (319.5 system both transmits and receives)?
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: Brian H on June 03, 2010, 06:54:30 AM
I doubt it would, but Murphy has bitten me a few times with RF devices.

It may depend on the design of all the devices in the mix and how close they are to each other.
Like the newer TM751 has the same receiver board in it as the CM15A. While there where two different designs in the older ones.

Are you having a possible problem with interference?
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: fishhawkk on June 26, 2010, 09:25:47 AM
ive just installed the system and the transciver is not being detected and the red light does not come on, help please
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: Brian H on June 26, 2010, 02:31:50 PM
Give us some hints here.
What system?
What devices in the system?
What red light. I don't believe any X10 devices have a red light on them.
If you have a TM751 Tranceiver it can not be controlled by a power line signal. Only an RF remote command on the House Code it is set to and Unit Code 1. It will send all sixteen unit codes for the house code back on the power line.
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: dave w on June 26, 2010, 05:19:37 PM
ive just installed the system and the transciver is not being detected and the red light does not come on, help please
My car won't start. What's wrong?
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: pconroy on June 26, 2010, 08:41:21 PM
ive just installed the system and the transciver is not being detected and the red light does not come on, help please
My car won't start. What's wrong?

first off - that tie doesn't go with that suit!



:)
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: beelocks on June 26, 2010, 08:48:10 PM
Luckily my psychic powers are working this morning.

The code you need is 42761-92G3Z-27&@!2

Simply copy and paste this code using the S2-1217 recoding spraggle cable that came with the optional 57P-34Q coding device (don't forget to utilize the PJ63/D99 software installation package that came with the cable).

Now if I have correctly defined your problem you should then add the T57/tecH dongle to the back of the RJTECH 810DVX and everything should be completely hoopy.

However, that said, if you're trying to use a different device to the one I think you're trying to use then you're probably SOL


P.S. I know I've used this posting before, but I still find it amusing
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: Knightrider on June 26, 2010, 09:20:46 PM
Luckily my psychic powers are working this morning.

The code you need is 42761-92G3Z-27&@!2

Simply copy and paste this code using the S2-1217 recoding spraggle cable that came with the optional 57P-34Q coding device (don't forget to utilize the PJ63/D99 software installation package that came with the cable).

Now if I have correctly defined your problem you should then add the T57/tecH dongle to the back of the RJTECH 810DVX and everything should be completely hoopy.

However, that said, if you're trying to use a different device to the one I think you're trying to use then you're probably SOL


This is perfect! now my Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator is fully functional and I will soon take care of my problem with the Earth blocking my view of the planet Venus.

 >!
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: beelocks on June 26, 2010, 09:32:34 PM
Is this an appropriate time to mention talking out of Uranus?  rofl
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: Brian H on June 27, 2010, 10:14:09 AM
OK folks. The user is new to the forums.
Maybe cutting them some slack would be in order.
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: dave w on June 27, 2010, 04:32:15 PM
This is perfect! now my Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator is fully functional and I will soon take care of my problem with the Earth blocking my view of the planet Venus.
Classic....absolutely classic.
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: dave w on June 27, 2010, 04:50:58 PM
OK folks. The user is new to the forums.
Maybe cutting them some slack would be in order.
A-w-w-w OK. But ya gotta admit, it was a lot of fun for a while.

fishhawkk

We are not mind readers. We have no idea of what you are describing. X10 tranceivers do not get "detected" so I am (we are?) confused.
Model numbers and better problem description will make us think harder. Gifts of sweet tea, Red Bull, or Bud Light can have a positive effect also.  :-*

Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: Knightrider on June 27, 2010, 07:23:57 PM
Gee, pop, I was only hazing the new guy a bit.

Dear Mr. ABC,

I'm sorry.  I hope you know it was all in good fun.

To answer your question:  The Tm751, RR501, DS7000, and CM15A, (All American models) receive on the 310 mhz range and convert the commands to power line signals.

Hope this helps.
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: dave w on June 27, 2010, 07:41:33 PM
Gee, pop, I was only hazing the new guy a bit.

Dear Mr. ABC,

I'm sorry.  I hope you know it was all in good fun.

To answer your question:  The Tm751, RR501, DS7000, and CM15A, (All American models) receive on the 310 mhz range and convert the commands to power line signals.

Hope this helps.
Knight,

I think it is fishhawkk that needs the help. Beelocks had a great fix and we are waiting to see if it worked.
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: pconroy on June 28, 2010, 12:18:53 AM
ive just installed the system and the transciver is not being detected and the red light does not come on, help please

On the CM19A - when *does* the red light light?
I've kinda wondered that too?
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: dave w on June 28, 2010, 06:12:29 PM
ive just installed the system and the transciver is not being detected and the red light does not come on, help please

On the CM19A - when *does* the red light light?
I've kinda wondered that too?
So you think "fishhawkk" is refering to a CM19A? Makes a lot of sense, I suppose he means the computer isn't detecting the USB connection. Me thinks your crystal ball is finely tuned.
However I am still a little miffed that you don't think my yellow suit and purple tie go togeather.
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: kilo on July 21, 2010, 08:24:45 AM
Hello all.
Can someone tell me the difference between the CM15A and the CM15SD that I see X10.com selling now?
Also, what am I missing by using the CM19A transceiver instead of the CM15 class transceiver?

Thanks

Kilo
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: Brian H on July 21, 2010, 08:56:44 AM
CM15A is the basic USB Active Home Pro Interface. Used with the AHP software.
The CM15A can have programs downloaded to it and then have the computer turned off. It also can send and receive. X10 Power Line and RF signals. As it has a power line receiver and transmitter in it. Along with an RF transmitter and receiver.

CM15SD seems to be one of the "Certified Like New" Deals. Includes the CM15A interface AHP software and some of the added plug ins that add features to AHP.

The CM19A that the AHP software was updated to control. Is a USB only device. That must be run from the computer. It is strictly an RF transmitter and receiver. That is why a TM751 Tranceiver is in the package to get the signals onto the power line. It can not have anything downloaded to it so the computer can not be turned off.
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: nybuck on July 21, 2010, 06:45:33 PM
Hello all.
Can someone tell me the difference between the CM15A and the CM15SD that I see X10.com selling now?

My best guess is SD stands for "Scratch and Dent" or returned item - AKA "Certified Like New"
Title: Re: X10 Wireless Transceiver
Post by: kilo on July 22, 2010, 05:49:25 PM
Thanks all for the response.  That's exactly what it is.....Certified like new.  I have a couple of cm19a's so if its just the fact that i can turn a computer off, then ill stick to my cm19a's which are new.
I dont mind running a machine since i have a couple of spares.

Thanks again everybody.
Later