All the events come in pairs?

[dduginov]

While trying to troubleshoot some issues (one of my EagleEyes ceased to turn OFF the lights after the specified delay), I noticed that in AHP activity log all the events go in pairs. Here's what happened when I hit B3 On button on the remote, for example:

152 12/12/2007 11:57:58 Receive RF B3 On
153 12/12/2007 11:57:59 Receive RF B3 On

154 12/12/2007 11:57:59 Receive B3 (Main Basement Lamp (Stairs))
155 12/12/2007 11:57:59 Receive B On (Main Basement Lamp (Stairs))

156 12/12/2007 11:58:00 Receive B3 (Main Basement Lamp (Stairs))
157 12/12/2007 11:58:00 Receive B On (Main Basement Lamp (Stairs))

Is this normal? If not, what can be a reason? Same thing is happening with the events fired by motion sensors. Sometimes I even see THREE identical events instead of one.

[Tuicemen]

More info is needed!
What X10 related devices are in your setup?
Do you have a repeater,signal booster or Additional transceiver?
Without all the info we'd be just guessing!

[dduginov]

What X10 related devices are in your setup?
Do you have a repeater,signal booster or Additional transceiver?
Without all the info we'd be just guessing!

In fact I have additional transceiver for the same home code ,but was disconnected prior to the test. Above mentioned situation is having place with AHP USB computer interface, EagleEye and SocketRocket.

[dave w]

X10 protocol is: module address followed by the house code qualified command, so what you are seeing is norm.