Just to throw in my 0.02, does the deck light outlet work when just controlled from the CM15. I realise that is probably a stupid thing to ask, but nowhere did I see that...
But, you see, it *WAS* asked and remains UNANSWERED. :o Which prompted me to RE-READ everything and post my previous question.
...Now that I am typing this, it seems even dumber, but just pushing the deck lights module on and off from AHP would easily verify if the CM15 could send the signal. If the lights go off via the CM15, I assume the signal gets to the wall module??? Am I being dumb?
Not at all! You're stating the OBVIOUS! :)
I really am amazed at how well you guys can remotely diagnose this stuff. I always seem to get lost in the details and this is probably one of those cases...
In my case, it's:
- Experience: You've certainly heard the saying "Hindsight is always 20/20". ;)
. - Reading: When I take an interest and "latch" onto a new forum, I spend HOUR after HOUR reading the Archives (Being ill and not working gives one PLENTY of spare time! ;) ). Once you identify the Gurus, combined with using Advanced SEARCH (http://www.x10community.com/forums/index.php?action=search;advanced), you can RAPIDLY gain new knowledge in a subject.
Perhaps that's a reason the 'not-so-computer-savvy ' NEWBIEs fail to find their answers - maybe they're only using the BASIC SEARCH? ???
. - Learning: Just participating in attempting to answer questions is sometimes a "Learning Experience" as you pick up new ways of doing old things *OR* re-clarify a previous mis-understood theory.
Learning new stuff IS the FUN part...
That, Mr. Clark, is the KEY. 8)
And, when it stops being fun, you need to step back and ask yourself why. :-\
P.S. What program do you compose your ORIGNAL replies in? I noticed when I QUOTED you that there were hardcoded CRLFs.