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[rchupp]

Hello,

Does anyone know if the IconRemote RF can send commands to PC transceivers such as the CM19A and or the Firecracker MR26A?

Thanks,

Rich

[Tuicemen]

Yes the CM15 and CM19 will see the commands.
I've even written some third party software that takes advantage of the extra commands.
PC Companion probably has the most possible configurations even shut down your PC.
You can even down load a x10 driver that will give allow you to interface with Windows Media.
 

[rchupp]

Yes the CM15 and CM19 will see the commands.
I've even written some third party software that takes advantage of the extra commands.
PC Companion probably has the most possible configurations even shut down your PC.
You can even down load a x10 driver that will give allow you to interface with Windows Media.
 

Thanks a lot for the info! I have downloaded "PC Companion" in the past and played around with it. Besides controlling lights, cameras etc, I often use a PC transceiver to control my music players on my machine. Winamp has an excellent plugin that works with X10nets.exe. I would supply the link, but URL is no longer valid 

Rich

[Jorrit]

Will the iconRemote work with a European version of the CM15Pro? The CM19E is a rare product in Europe, so I was thinking of getting the CM15 Pro.
I'm not even sure if the CM15Pro exists in separate US and European version.

I currently use a UR86E to control my X10 light modules, turn the TV on/of by IR and control my Windows MCE TV tuner through/with a CM23E receiver module.
But the UR86E has a short reception range and does not support macro's.

[Tuicemen]

Will the iconRemote work with a European version of the CM15Pro?

No different RF frequency over there

The CM19E is a rare product in Europe, so I was thinking of getting the CM15 Pro.
I'm not even sure if the CM15Pro exists in separate US and European version.

There is a CM15 European version and a AHP software version for it.
I'm sure some one will chime in with where you can find it.
 

[Brian H]

CM15Pro is 433 MHz. US and Canada 310 MHz.

[Jorrit]

Thanx!! Nice info 

CM15Pro is 433 MHz. US and Canada 310 MHz.

So does that make the CM15Pro and CM15E  Europe-only and the CM15A US- and Canada-only? (of course more regions/countries are related, but for now just to distinguish between Europe en North America)
Or more importantly: if I were to buy a (international shipped though Ebay) CM15Pro, do I not need to check whether it's a European version?

I understand the iconRemote doesn't work at a European frequency, but this Markitek edition of the iconRemote working @ 433 MHz does:
http://www.elekhomica.nl/product_info.php?products_id=925
Any thoughts on this combination?

[Tuicemen]

CM15EU is for Europe and other countries using same Power line voltaage
CM15A is for NorthAmerica or countries using same power line voltage.
The software AHP(either version) will work with either versions of the hardware
The Markitek edition of the iconRemote working @ 433 MHz actualy will perform more functions then the North American version because of patents.