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🛡Home Security => Home Security General => Topic started by: uptownvideo on June 09, 2006, 07:51:57 AM
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I want know if this Barking Dog Alarm will work with the Radio Shack Plug n Power 49-1000 alarm system. I plan on plugging it in to an appliance module set to my house code security code. I would like it triggered when the alarm sounds.
Thanks for any help.
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You don't need to plug the Rex-10 RoboDog into an appliance module. Just set it to the house and unit code you would have used for the appliance module, and it will trigger whenever it "sees" an on command.
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Where is all the RoBo dog posts coming from? Has someone found a source for these? Are they back?
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Apparently SmartHome sells them, at least according to Google.
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Apparently SmartHome sells them, at least according to Google.
Smarthome may have sold them at one time, but now their web page says they're not available.
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Where is all the RoBo dog post coming from? Has someone found a source for these? Are they back?
I'm going to point my finger at Walt2 (http://www.x10community.com/forums/index.php?action=profile;u=3656) :o ;)
From and including: Friday, June 9, 2006
To and including: Monday, July 2, 2007
It is 389 days from the start date to the end date, end date included
Or 1 year, 24 days including the end date
Alternative time units
389 days can be converted to one of these units:
* 33,609,600 seconds
* 560,160 minutes
* 9336 hours
* 55 weeks (rounded down)
Reference: time and date.com: Duration calculation results (http://www.timeanddate.com/date/durationresult.html?m1=6&d1=9&y1=2006&m2=7&d2=2&y2=2007&ti=on)
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Where is all the RoBo dog post coming from? Has someone found a source for these? Are they back?
There are several up for auction on eBay.
I just got one, and played around with it for a few days. While I still have questions myself, I have figured out somethings and can offer answers to other's questions.
I look at these forums as a repository of knowledge. Knowledge doesn't become obsolete. So, answering an older question is good because it might allow someone else, who is searching for an answer in the future, to find it.
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I'm going to point my finger at Walt2 (http://www.x10community.com/forums/index.php?action=profile;u=3656) :o ;)
Yep, guilty. ;D
I just got one, and was searching thru here for answers, though I seem to have found more questions, than answers.
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Where is all the RoBo dog post coming from? Has someone found a source for these? Are they back?
There are several up for auction on eBay.
I just got one, and played around with it for a few days. While I still have questions myself, I have figured out somethings and can offer answers to other's questions.
I look at these forums as a repository of knowledge. Knowledge doesn't become obsolete. So, answering an older question is good because it might allow someone else, who is searching for an answer in the future, to find it.
I have personally not had the best of luck with X10 components from eBay (when purchased from other than regular X10 retailer stores). Many turned out to have intermittent problems or quirks of one sort or another.