ABILITY TO SELECTIVELY TRANSMIT RF

Started by JimC, November 19, 2004, 09:31:20 AM

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JimC

It would be nice to have the ability to
selectively transmit RF commands with AHP.
I have several locations throughout the
house that do not respond to X10 commands
over the power lines but they work fine
using RF commands.
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Dave R3

I have same problem with some modules not
respnding over power lines.  Some will turn
ON w/timer but not OFF, some turn OFF w/timer
if I've turned them on w/RF.  Could the CM15A
be made to send signals over power lines and
transmit signals by RF at the same time?  If
double signal is a problem, how about very
short delay programed into timer?

Dave R1

Re: prev. post.  Timers/modules that are
working seem so far (about 2 weeks) to be
flawless.

Dave R1

Re: prev. post.  "Flawless" operation
obtained after two changes of location of CM15A.

X10 Pro

We'll be adding RF command transmission soon.

JimC

X10

Will this be added to the basic software or
will be included with another plug in?
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Ken73

Am I missing something, or has this still not been implemented? I'd like to be able to choose (module by module) whether the command is sent via RF or PLC. I too have some modules that won't respond via powerline but work great with a remote and transceiver module. (They are isolated by a GFCI module.) When I look in the AHP Activity Monitor, it shows where the command was sent via PLC, but not RF.

Jim Clark

Do you have smart macros. I believe that is where the Rf commands were added. If you do look in the box on the right side of the screen and scroll down to the bottom. That is where the RF commands are found.

Ken73

Awesome! Yes, I have all the plugins for AHP. I didn't realize you could do that. This is great!!!!

Thanks Jim!!

jhp7894

Be sure to use different house codes when making macros to control other house codes. If you use a macro called A2 to control a lamp module named A2 via RF, Active Home will hear itself saying A2 and turn on the lamp as well as do the macro again. Which is an endless loop...

So use a letter above the letter you want to control with the same numbers and make both an On and Off Macro for each RF command on that same letter + 1 macro.

Lamp A2
Macro B2 ON --> RF A2 ON
Macro B2 OFF --> RF A2 OFF