First AHP Review.

Started by Dan Lawrence, March 07, 2006, 02:11:45 PM

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Dan Lawrence

I'll start.  My X10 system consists of AHP and the CM15A driving 29 different modules on six different housecodes.  I have 10 LM465's, 4 WS467's, a single WS4777, three LM15A's, a SR227, a PRS11, a XPS3 and an XPFM. Many of the modules have timers. There are also addtional Lamp and Appliance modules that are used at the Christmas season for various lighted displays and animated figures. AHP has 4 different .ahx files for certain times of the year.

I do not have any of the add-ons as I have no cameras and no complcated macros and no need to address the system from the Web.

I have been an X10 user since the early DOS days, my first X10 control was the DOS version controlling a CP290.
I don't SELL this stuff... BUT I sure do ENJOY using it!!!

Rocket J Squirrel

So, um, where's the review? What do you like and dislike about AHP?

Dan Lawrence

Like:  The CMA15's USB conection, better than the serial one used with the CM11A.  Timers run flawlessly, and different timers for different modules are simple to construct and change.

Dislike:  AHP's inability to correctly show module status, which is traced to communications problems between X10 Network Services and AHP.  Lights are turned on at the set times, but AHP will not correctly show the status of different modules.
I don't SELL this stuff... BUT I sure do ENJOY using it!!!

Mid30s-Techie

>:( The old X10 software and the CM11A has the same status issues.  What's up with this company?  I hate to spend anymore of my $$$ on X10 without good software & support!  X10 needs to get some better software programmers and testers.  I love home automation / hate X10 support and pop-up marketing.

Dan Lawrence

Quote from: Dan Lawrence on April 07, 2006, 11:38:08 PM
Like:  The CMA15's USB connection, better than the serial one used with the CM11A.  Timers run flawlessly, and different timers for different modules are simple to construct and change.

Dislike:  AHP's inability to correctly show module status, which is traced to communications problems between X10 Network Services and AHP.  Lights are turned on at the set times, but AHP will not correctly show the status of different modules.

Version 3.204 has corrected the status problem. AHP now shows the correct status of all lamp and appliance modules. Regular wall switches still will not report proper status unless they are turned on by AHP manually, but X10Pro wall switches do show proper status.
I don't SELL this stuff... BUT I sure do ENJOY using it!!!

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