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💬General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: WALKER1966 on August 22, 2008, 11:17:06 AM
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I have been using x10 for the past several years, which I have not been able to dedicate a lot of time in creating the macros i would like to have. I wish x10 would publish a manual that actually taught you how to use the flags, and create more complex macros. As it is right now all i can do use look for help through the forums which is so time consuming.
i also have several ss15a the slim line self adhesive wall remotes which are great but i wish that x10 would come up with some bolt on wall plates that have the same function.
i presently have several wall switches that control the main fixture but because they control ceiling fans i have to ;use a in line and a wall switch I would rather have two in lines to control the same fixture and have the remote option.
Also I have 7 light fixtures that are 4 foot light fixtures. Since my house was wired back in 1975 by the previous home owner he did not sire every thing correctly and I have had to put the in line in the fixture itself leaving the wall switch in tact. Many times the wall switch gets turned off cu ting the power. i think it looks very tacky to have all these blank covers over where the wall switch was.
thanks
any ideas would be great.
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I have been using x10 for the past several years,
Welcome to the forums WALKER1966
which I have not been able to dedicate a lot of time in creating the macros i would like to have. I wish x10 would publish a manual that actually taught you how to use the flags, and create more complex macros. As it is right now all i can do use look for help through the forums which is so time consuming.
Check out some of the user-created macros at: http://www.x10community.com/forums/index.php?board=103.0 (http://www.x10community.com/forums/index.php?board=103.0)
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i also have several ss15a the slim line self adhesive wall remotes which are great but i wish that x10 would come up with some bolt on wall plates that have the same function.
Get a mid-size switch plate and attach it to the wall with #6 flat head screws, then use Velcro strips to attach the SS15A to the switch plate. It makes a very neat installation and can be removed without pulling the paint or wallpaper off the wall.