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Title: 159% brightness!
Post by: bob linca on December 11, 2005, 12:28:54 AM

With the AHP light switch icon set at 60%,
when a macro sets the brightness to 99%, the
switch displays 159%, and the green bar
extends above the switch icon.

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Configuration:
Windows XP Pro
Diagnostic CM15A
AHP 3.198
PC always on with AHP running
USB cable always plugged in

Title: Re: 159% brightness!
Post by: X10 Pro on December 12, 2005, 06:20:42 PM

I'm not seeing this here. Is the macro stored
in the interface or on the PC?  Are you
triggering it with a remote, timer, or by
clicking the run button?

Title: Re: 159% brightness!
Post by: bob linca on December 13, 2005, 01:22:27 AM

All macros are stored in the interface:

Macro A10:
- Set flag 1
- 2 second delay
- M1 On (module control - macro trigger)
- 2 second delay
- M3 On (module control - macro trigger)
- 2 second delay
- M4 On (module control - macro trigger)
- Clear flag 1

Macro M1:
- Brighten A6 to 99%
- Brighten A7 to 99%
- 5 minute delay
- M2 On (module control - macro trigger)

Macro M2:
This either dims or turns off A6 and A7.

Macro M3 and M4:
These macros are for lights in other areas.

Macro A10 is triggered by an On signal from a
motion sensor (or RF keypad). Marco A10 then
triggers Macro M1, which brightens A6 and A7.
If A6 and A7 are set to 60%, (which is there
initial timer controlled On setting), when
motion is detected their brightness settings
go to 159%.

Clicking on the M1 macro button, and
triggering via RF, both cause the brightness
to go to 100%.

Clicking on the A10 macro button, causes the
A10 and M1 lights to flash on, but nothing
else happens!

Note: without the 2 second delays in the A10
macro, only macro M4 is executed. With these
delays set to 4 seconds clicking on the A10
macro does result in the M1 macro being
triggered.