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I doubt it. Just extra on commands at different times.
I was interested in if two commands where timed at the same time. It sounds like is not the case.
The only thing I can think of. What is the difference between sending a command by time or by buttons.
My only thought would be the timer sends the address and then the command.
Tests this morning with  MT13A showed my theory of using the manual buttons was different.
It is not different. I was thinking of the Maxi-Controller with a separate function and address buttons.
Though it did show something. The MT13A has a defective display and half of the digits are not there.

Perhaps Brian.
I explain.

Say, for outside landscape lights, number 7. I have the programmed to come on at 8. As we advance into summer, I will ADD an on time of, 7:45, then maybe 7:30. So, for most of my numbers i have more than 1 ON and OFF time programmed.

Is that.....wrong?

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thank you o much

have a good holiday

Found this in a web search.
Not sure if it is what you need or is what you are asking about.

does anyone  know the default ip and password for this.

I bought one and it works but cant find the ip address.

Thanks,
Al McP.

In the MT-14A programming.
Are more than one X10 device being controlled at the same time.
Like two timed programmed for the same time?

Well, the mystery continues.

Yes, I solved the issue with the socket rocket coming on unwanted, but the pump (#10) continues to power off and on by something sent by the MT14 (1-8 only).

It's difficult to be nearby when it happens, but I will try to somehow catch what 1-8 ON command triggers number 10. I manually pressed all nunbers on last night, but 10 DIDN'T come on. So this is happening due to the command sent by the mt14's programming and not my manual push.

The CR12A is almost like the HR12A Palm Pad. Except the two blue buttons on the bottom row.
If you address a module and then use the Blue Buttons, They act like the standard dim and bright buttons on the HR12A.
If you didn't address an X10 module. Then the scan buttons scan between the four addresses (House Code on the dial and units 1-4) To control addressable power supplies on the cameras.
One in the group is turned On and the other three turn off.
If the CR12A was set to 9-16 and the Socket Rocket was in the 30 second reprogramming mode. The button for 6 or 14 are both the same button on the CR12A. Depending on the 1-8 or 9-16 switch setting.

CR12A Camera Scanning remote or the HR12A Palm Pad?
The CR12A has some features that can scan through 4 cameras.
By turning one on in a group and the other three off in that same group automatically with out you needing to turn the original off before turning the new one on.
If it is a CR12A that may contribute to the situation.

Hey Brian. I own a CR12A with a label in the back that says "Camera Control System", so your comment about the built-in programming introduces more questions and possibilities into this.

It is possible your remotes 1-8 or 9-16 may have been flaky and it was on 9-16.  If I remember correctly 9-16 is an open connection on the unit code selector switch.

Ok, that's possible, I suppose. But up until a week ago, my pump with #10 would come on whenever my MT14A would send the on command for #6 on any other lamp - I had no way of knowing. And the MT14 only works with codes 1-8, so #10 coming on was obviously weird. To complicate this even more, yesterday I learned that the socket rocket was programmed somehow to #14 instead of 6 !!!!

X10, I love you.