It was too easy, and too cheap. Turns out I do have a phase issue in this townhouse - Curiously, troubleshooting while the 220v clothes dryer didn't reveal it?
I've been fortunate that most of the locations I've wanted modules are all on the same phase. But there was one in the garage, and one in the house that wouldn't work. I solved the garage problem (SuperSocket) by putting a TM751 in the bottom and setting it to the same HC as the SS. Turns out, if I address the other non-working modules to the garage's HC, they work also!
Of course, I have to have AHP send RF commands, but hey - it works!
Crap! I just realized a paradox (not uncommon with X10
) - In the garage, I have a standard floodlight (D5) plugged into the upper socket of the Supersocket, and the TM751 in the lower socket HC=D.
If I use a palmpad, the floodlight responds to D5's On/Off. And it responds to macros from AHP. If I unplug the TM751, D5 responds to NOTHING. However AHP is sending PLC's not RF to D5 - Why do PLC's work? My newest lamp module in a used-to-be-non-working location (D8) now works, but only on RF, not PLC's, and if I unplug the TM751, it doesn't work at all.
Don't ya just love it!!!!