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[dave w]

Other than button positions, and the sleeker appearance, I wonder what the differences are.

Jeff

Several new "private label" LCD TV manufacturers have appeared since the original ICON came out, so probably new code libraries. It may be nothing more than a repackaging. Apparently X10 has decided not to add a computer interface which is disappointing. It takes me days to set up all my X10 modules in the old ICON. Would be much easier if you could do it on a PC and download. Sigh, I am bummed

[Brian H]

The computer interface would have been nice. Since they bill it as a Harmony Killer. 
The only one I ever saw was a Beta Original Icon Remote. Had a mini USB connector.

One thing I did notice.
One of the sales items on the original X10 sales page. Is an original Icon for $69.99 

[nybuck]

Apparently X10 has decided not to add a computer interface which is disappointing. It takes me days to set up all my X10 modules in the old ICON. Would be much easier if you could do it on a PC and download. Sigh, I am bummed

That can't be!  It clearly says in the advertisement "set it up in less than 3 minutes"   

I would have liked to see the USB port as well.....   

[-Bill- (of wgjohns.com)]

Just got my shipping confirmation!   

Nstinct Remote IR34A

Ship date August 3rd.
Estimated delivery date August 12th.

Can't wait to play!

 

[Brian H]

Mine said shipped 08/02/10. FedEx expected delivery 08/07/10.
With SmartPost I have found times vary.

[tom j]

Other than button positions, and the sleeker appearance, I wonder what the differences are.

Jeff

Several new "private label" LCD TV manufacturers have appeared since the original ICON came out, so probably new code libraries. It may be nothing more than a repackaging. Apparently X10 has decided not to add a computer interface which is disappointing. It takes me days to set up all my X10 modules in the old ICON. Would be much easier if you could do it on a PC and download. Sigh, I am bummed

Say how difficult is it to program and whats  required to set up your x10 modules. It does say 3 minutes 

Tom j.       

[dave w]

Say how difficult is it to program and whats  required to set up your x10 modules. It does say 3 minutes       

 

Oh gosh, it's another Depends day! 

[Brian H]

Until someone has one in their hands It maybe difficult to say with any concrete findings.

If there where any Beta Testers they are keeping real quiet.

I checked again and there is no Manual for the new IR34A on line yet.

[tom j]

Until someone has one in their hands It maybe difficult to say with any concrete findings.

If there where any Beta Testers they are keeping real quiet.

I checked again and there is no Manual for the new IR34A on line yet.

Hi Brian, do you have the old version?

Tom j.

[Brian H]

I have two IR10 Original Icons and one of them is a Beta revision with the mini USB connector.
I don't have a IR32 original Icon RF.

[Brian H]

The IR34A users manual and quick start guide are now on the X10 FTP site.
I have downloaded them and will be looking them over shortly.

Top two entries on this page:
ftp://ftp.x10.com/pub/manuals/

The links to the manuals are not yet in the what's included box of the sales site or the customer service list of manuals for download.

[J.B.]

I spoke with customer service today and they said that other than button placement and the few changes visually, it is almost no different than an IR32A.

Here is a direct link to the manual:

ftp://ftp.x10.com/pub/manuals/IR34A%20OM.pdf

[Brian H]

I am pleased to say. FedEx overestimated the delivery date.
Mine arrived this afternoon by Smartpost. 

Real short play time so far.
I think the three minutes setup maybe a stretch.
Using the start up wizard and knowing all the answers. You maybe able to setup one device in three minutes.
If you don't count the time to find batteries in your spare battery drawer and install them. 

[Brian H]

The IR34A is also now in the FCC Database.
Internal and External Photos
Schematics, Parts List and more.

https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm
Grantee Code: B4S
Product Code: IR34A
In the details tab.

From looking at the Schematics for the IR34A Nstinct Remote and the IR32A IconRF Remote. The first thing that popped out was the RF Transmitters. The IR32A used discrete components in the oscillator and the IR34A used SAW devices for a closer frequency tolerance.

The second thing I saw was a USB Port on the main schematic. I think it maybe only on the PCB as I can't see one externally. A closer look at the internal photos shows the mounting pads for the USB Port not populated. 

[dave w]

The second thing I saw was a USB Port on the main schematic. I think it maybe only on the PCB as I can't see one externally. A closer look at the internal photos shows the mounting pads for the USB Port not populated.