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Friday, 24 May 2002 |
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X10 have never been known for their aesthetic designs. Indeed it's has been pretty obvious to any X10 user that the company haven't exactly been employing famous Italian design houses to make their products more appealing to the eye. However, if the latest releases from X10 are anything to go buy that may well be changing. The new Key Chain Remote (or KR19E to give it it's official designation) is the sort of device that gadget heads will love. It looks sexy. The key chain remote is approximately 35mm wide by 55mm long by 12mm deep (about the size of a car alarm keyfob). It's CE approved and is used in conjunction with the TM12 Transceiver module... |
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Friday, 24 May 2002 |
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Readers of my previous articles may recall my search for a solution to the hall / landing lighting problem for which my favourite X10 module, the LW10U X10 Wallswitch is sadly unsuitable because of the dual switching required. My solution was to use PLM02 / SL575 Screw-in lamp modules, a TM12 RF Receiver and SS13E RF stick-on switches. This setup has worked admirably for some time now, but recently I sought to expand it as the RF switches are a bit tricky to use when one is half asleep and making certain unspecified nocturnal excursions... |
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Friday, 24 May 2002 |
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Now available as a CE approved DIN style module. Filters out X-10 signals. Normally placed after a consumer units main isolator switch. Will prevent X-10 signals from leaving your house and unwanted external X-10 signals from entering... |
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Friday, 24 May 2002 |
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Now available as a CE approved DIN style module. This is a x-10 controlled dimmer module. It has the usual address setting switches on the front. There is a fuse protecting the module. This is in a fuse holder on the front (congratulations to the designer for this, so many units have an internal fuse now a days...) There are two additional wire inputs on the module. One is a pulse input allowing an external momentary switch to toggle the dimmer unit. The other is for a normal switch to do the same function... |
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Friday, 24 May 2002 |
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Now available as a CE approved DIN style module. This is a x-10 controlled "cam type" relay switch. It has several controls on the front. The usual address setting and a override switch... |
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Friday, 24 May 2002 |
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OK...guess what the Chime Module does...? If you said "Chime" give yourself 10 points. If you said anything else then slap your left cheek with your right had and say "Silly Boy!"... |
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Friday, 24 May 2002 |
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As the X-10 protocol is patented any non X-10 devices wishing to transmit or receive commands (like a PC or HA controller) must use an interface like the TW523... |
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Friday, 24 May 2002 |
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As the X-10 protocol is patented any non X-10 devices wishing to transmit or receive commands (like a PC or HA controller) must use an interface like the TW7223. The TW7223 is the CE approved version of the TW523 two way X-10 interface module. Mine was obtained from Laser Business Systems and arrived the day following my order... |
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Friday, 24 May 2002 |
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Now available as a CE approved UK style 3 pin X10 Module, the LM12U is suitable for incandescent lights of 40 to 300W... |
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