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💬General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: blenderbender on March 13, 2018, 09:18:53 PM
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Found this at a yard sale, has no label but looks like it's X10 compatible. I have no idea what the audio jack would be used for. Anyone have an idea? Thanks.... Gary(https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OJvHisLnF1_vLyH02d18O3uCaRGA1mVp/view?usp=sharing) (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OJvHisLnF1_vLyH02d18O3uCaRGA1mVp/view?usp=sharing) (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1clph_gTEcQiLdN5Lx9sNf5bRDERtsZc3/view?usp=sharing)
Well, obviously the 'insert image' button didn't work for me.... I'll need to sort that out next. If someone can help me with that I'd appreciate it!
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Your first two images are the same.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OJvHisLnF1_vLyH02d18O3uCaRGA1mVp/view?
The last image showing the bottom
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1clph_gTEcQiLdN5Lx9sNf5bRDERtsZc3/view?
looks like the cord may have been added afterwards.
It looks like a radio shack version of the TM751 though I've no Idea what the added wire may be for.
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Looking at it 'in the flesh' it appears the wire w/jack is oem. Why don't the images show in my post but do in your reply?
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Aren't there any part numbers on it? All the modules (Radio Shack or otherwise) have a PN to reference.
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the images in my reply were uploaded from my PC.
I believe Google may be blocking or the Forum isn't allowing HTTPS in image tags
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There was obviously a paper label on the back (in the third image that didn't upload) but it is missing. The only other info is the 06A02 that is on the little sticker. I googled Radio Shack 06A02 and got no meaningful results.
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I popped the back off and assuming the image uploads, this is what I see......
(https://drive.google.com/file/d/182oA0UMsIVSR3uAca3O-blOjap6ynX-4/view?usp=sharing)
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06A02 is a datecode for Jan 2002, IIRC.
There's no relay and the cable does certainly appear to be OEM. My best guess is that it is an RF to PLC transceiver with a serial output.
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06A02 is a datecode for Jan 2002, IIRC.
There's no relay and the cable does certainly appear to be OEM. My best guess is that it is an RF to PLC transceiver with a serial output.
Hah.... whatever that means! Thanks >! Ya need one?
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Looks like an X10 OEM Radio Shack part.
Too bad the part number is missing.
In the last photo I see a power transformer.
My thoughts are a camera power supply. One output on the 1/8" stereo jack is constant DC and the other is turned On and Off by an X10 RF command. X10 used a 1/8" stereo connector on some of their instant On wireless camera power supplies.
Though they where power line controlled. So I don't know the function of the small RF board and antenna showing in your photos.
Look at this eBay sale for a Radio Shack Observation System.
In the photos the power supply sure looks like the one you are asking about.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Radio-Shack-Color-Video-Wireless-Observation-System-SECURITY-CAMERA-2-4GHz/122977327885?hash=item1ca2051b0d:g:0eIAAOSwDfNai6bQ
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I'd go with dhoustan. RF to PLC transceiver.
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In the photos the power supply sure looks like the one you are asking about.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Radio-Shack-Color-Video-Wireless-Observation-System-SECURITY-CAMERA-2-4GHz/122977327885?hash=item1ca2051b0d:g:0eIAAOSwDfNai6bQ
I'd have to agree with you Brian.... I'll contact seller and see if they'll give me the PN off it. Thanks!
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I, too, now agree with Brian. The PN 49-2535 is visible on the box in Brian's link but I cannot find a manual. If there's a PN on the item in question, it might help.
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The ebay seller sent me a part number but it was for the remote chime in the other corner of the pic. I'm guessing he'll follow up with correct item number.
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I know I'm a little late to the discussion, but it looks like a "standard" X10 camera setup, but they added an RF receiver into the power supply, to eliminate the need for a TM751 (or rr501) to do that.
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A transformer, a few caps. Possibly the power side and one half of an old door chime unit. It's definitely missing something else to make up a complete unit.
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I know I'm a little late to the discussion, but it looks like a "standard" X10 camera setup, but they added an RF receiver into the power supply, to eliminate the need for a TM751 (or rr501) to do that.
I have similar thoughts.
Camera supply and a transceiver in the same case.
As the eBay kit I found. Didn't seem to have a separate transceiver in it.