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📱X10 WIFI => 🗯General Discussion => Topic started by: m82a1pa on January 25, 2018, 09:55:13 AM
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I'd like to see something like an HR12A PalmPad Remote Controller. My wife does not use a smart phone and mine is occasionally in another room. I have HR12A's in most rooms so I can currently end commands to my CM15A. With a compatible controller, I can see no longer using my CM15A.
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We need the Maxi Controller in production again.
Jeff
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We need the Maxi Controller in production again.
Jeff
Yes, wireless and without the ugly wood finish... :o
Martin
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http://forums.x10.com/index.php?topic=29998.0 B:(
I'm not sure what your looking for.
A HR12A PalmPad but with wifi?
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Adding an RF receiver to the WM100 would allow folks to continue using their PalmPads.
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If a stand alone controller would be instantaneous and WIFI connected it would need to be drawing power constantly to maintain a connection. That reduces the practicality of a non plug in unit as the batteries would be constantly draining. We use palm pads as they are portable, require no standby power, and are always ready to send a command instantly. A palm pad that did not repeat dim commands would be nice so you could actually get the brightness level you wanted. If a remote were to be WIFI then the cost would probably be at least $50.00 per remote.
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A palm pad that did not repeat dim commands would be nice so you could actually get the brightness level you wanted.
I'm not sure what you mean here. PalmPads send 5-6 copies of the RF code but current transceivers only send 1 PLC Dim/Bright.
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Adding an RF receiver to the WM100 would allow folks to continue using their PalmPads.
This would be the least expensive route I would think. ::) :'
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Adding an RF receiver to the WM100 would allow folks to continue using their PalmPads.
This would be the least expensive route I would think. ::) :'
Way back when I designed the BX24-AHT I expanded the X10 RF protocol to include extended commands (plus other codes allowing for data from remote weather stations, etc.). I modified a Pronto to send 310MHz RF and created CCF files for the standard and extended codes. They could also be used with RF-enabled Phillips OmniRemotes. Long range, Authinx should consider doing something similar with the WM100 - perhaps introducing their own programmable IR/RF remotes.