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[privateeer]

I found them in a site in China but is made for use in Europe. 230V 50Hz

Dont want the ugly looking boxes either

X10 making these any time soon??

[Charles Sullivan]

What is it supposed to do?  What are the inputs and outputs?

[privateeer]

What is it supposed to do?  What are the inputs and outputs?

Sorry maybe should have been more specific below is the prod description. Basically what I understan is that it can control any Infra Red controlled device by assigning a x10 code to remote command ie
a1=turn on tv
a2= volume up
a3= channel 320

IR Device Controller
[X10-3011] £29.99
 
Features :
- Code set electronically
- Control any IR Device Turn ON/ Turn OFF
- Control up to 32 commands in one IR Controller
- Control most of Air-Conditioners,TV,DVD,VCR....over the world
- Prolong the usage life of IR Devices
- Universal axes design, it can circumvolve at random angle freely.
 
 

[Charles Sullivan]

Is it supposed to receive X10 powerline commands (e.g., from a MiniController)  or X10 RF commands (e..g. from a PalmPad).

[privateeer]

plugs directly to a wall outlet and place near unit(s) to be controlled, create macros on AH and when you get home the tv is on and on the channel you want the a/c is running at the temp and fan speed you want.

So it converts PCL X10 commands from wiring into IR commands

attached product instructions

[dave w]

Maybe Smarthome has a few of these left, whist we wait for X10 to convert this to 120V(?).

http://www.smarthome.com/1623.html

[Charles Sullivan]

plugs directly to a wall outlet and place near unit(s) to be controlled, create macros on AH and when you get home the tv is on and on the channel you want the a/c is running at the temp and fan speed you want.

So it converts PCL X10 commands from wiring into IR commands

attached product instructions

Interesting gadget!  I wouldn't mind having one.

Apparent the VCR Commander UX21A or UX23A has somewhat more capability than just turning a VCR On and Off.  It's input is X10 RF which one would think the CM15A ought to be able to send.  Take a look at this thread:  http://www.x10community.com/forums/index.php?topic=7856.0

I had no success in running the software said to be required to set it up though, probably because I had other X10 software installed on my old Win 98 system.

[Charles Sullivan]

Maybe Smarthome has a few of these left, whist we wait for X10 to convert this to 120V(?).

http://www.smarthome.com/1623.html

Here's a site which lists it for sale: http://www.sosnet.com//detail.asp?ItemID=1000639238

Who knows if they really have them in stock though.