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[dan]

Hey x10, I got my new CM15A with the
diagnostic feature and it took care of many
problems I was having before.  The only
problem I have now is I cannot use a timer
on my TM751 receiver modules.  I can
control the TM751 through the activehome
software now, so I don't see why the timers
dont work, the timers work fine on lamp and
appliance modules.  Let me know whats up,
thanks.

[Brian H]

The TM751 only responde to RF signals and
not X10 Line Signals. I have never done
this, but I would guess the timers will have
to send an RF signal to control the TM751s.

[martin]

You could create a timed macro with the
appropriate RF X1 command. That way, what
you have plugged into the TM751 would turn
on or off.

[Brian H]

Martin; Good to know as I have not done much
with my cm15a yet.

[martin]

You're welcome. What I didn't realize when
I got my CM15A is that it can transmit both
PLC (Power Line Commands) and RF commands
(acting as a Palmpad controler). I beleive
the RF commands are available as macro only.

[david k]

FYI USING CM15A and RF commands.
It does not seem to put its own RF commands
on the power line so you must have a
separate tranceiver.

[X10 Pro]

Dan: I thought this should be working, but
I'll check into it -- it could be that stored
timers for the TM751 aren't being stored as
RF commands.

[dan]

If i click the little switch on the screen
the TM751 goes on and off fine, its just
the timer that doesnt work, I havent tried
a macro, but I would hope it  should work
just setting a timer the normal way.  Let
me know what you find out X10, thanks.

[X10 Pro]

It looks like that commands for the TM751
aren't being encoded as RF commands in timers
or macros. We'll get that fixed pretty quick.