Connection Motion Sensor to Camera

Started by kevin4174, July 26, 2010, 08:56:23 PM

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kevin4174

Hello All

I am new to the x10 wireless cameras however I am sort having a problem with understanding the instruction for setting up the active eye motion sensor with the camera

I have purchased the vanguard software, 3 wireless cameras, 1 screw in lamp socket module and 4 active eye motion sensors. I have been able to go into the software and setup the parameters for the cameras but I am unable to test the motion sensors because I am not understanding something in the instructions.

The instructions I have may be out date, is there an updated instructions for the devices because I can't seem to locate them

your help is appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Kevin
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Brian H

#1
What module are you using to receive the RF signal from the Motion Sensors?
Maybe you can give us the model numbers of any other modules you have.
A few devices that can receive X10 RF signals would be the CM15A; CM19A; TM751 and RR501. Though there are others.

http://kbase.x10.com/wiki/Vanguard_Internet_Control_Center
http://kbase.x10.com/wiki/Vanguard
http://kbase.x10.com/wiki/Motion_Sensors
http://www.x10.com/instructions/

kevin4174

Brian

I have the TM751 Tranceiver module.

The part numbers of the devices I have are (part number taken off back of each device)

3 x XC10A Xcam2 2.4 Ghz
1 x VR36A Video Receiver
1 x TM751 Transceiver
1 x MS14A Eagle Eye Motion Detector
3 x MS16A Active Eye Motion Sensor
1 x CR12A Remote
1 x VA12A USB Video Converter
1 x LM15A Lamp Socket Module

If i set the motion sensor to A1, then the LM15A work just fine. I believe i was able to set the codes for the cameras however, when I select the camera and motion sensor in the vanguard software, it doesn't seem to be connecting unless I am missing something. but if it is, i can't get the motion sensor to trigger the recording a video.

Just am wondering what is my next step

your help is appreciated.

Regards

Kevin
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