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[PajamaGuy]

Phantom 2-wire appliance module is P9.

Macro P9 On
   Turn L5 on

Macro P9 Off
    Turn L5 off

Clicking P9 On (on-screen) fires macro P9 On which in-turn turns ON L5.
Clicking P9 Off (on-screen) fires macro P9 Off which in-turn turns OFF L5.

With the macros set "to "Run from PC"

Pressing P9 on a PalmPad flops the P9 phantom ON and BOTH macros fire at the same time - L5 does NOT light
Pressing P9 on a PalmPad flops the P9 phantom OFF but neither macro does anything.

Changing ONLY to "Store in Interface"
Pressing P9 on a PalmPad flops the P9 phantom ON and BOTH macros fire at the same time - L5 LIGHTS!
Pressing P9 on a PalmPad flops the P9 phantom OFF but neither macro does anything, but L5 turns OFF.

While I'm at it - I have a FloodCam on C1.  PalmPadding C1 on or off does nothing.  Manually tripping macros on-screen to turn C1 on and off  does work.

[Puck]

PajamaGuy: An anomaly I have seen with macros is that if the macro is set to run from the PC, then an RF signal will not trigger it. To trigger it with an RF signal you need to have the macro's house code set to transceive in the CM15A. This makes sure the RF signal gets on the powerline where it can now be relayed to the PC and thus trigger the macro.

As far as both macros flashing, that appears to just be an AHP programming flaw.

[PajamaGuy]

Thanks - knew you'd have the info.  I just moved the system onto an XP laptop and am trying to do some testing.  Overall - seems much more stable than Vista.

How about the FloodCam - can you trigger direct without a macro?

[Puck]

How about the FloodCam - can you trigger direct without a macro?

I haven't had mine in active service very long, so I may not have the full answer for you, but I do recall that I could turn the lights on & off via a PLC signal but not the camera.