Post 6 made on Wednesday December 23, 1998 at 12:31 |
jack schultz Historic Forum Post |
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Joe, The current switchlinc does not support two way in that it doesn't transmit back it's state or "kick" another code based on a state change. However, for most of our applications, the current version does all that we could want. As an example, you could have a "movie" mode that sends a P-1 X-10 code which would drive the dimmers to given levels. Then, have an "Intermission" mode that would drive the dimmers to different levels. I hope this answers your questions.
PS. We use an X-10 mini controller ( I guess about $25) to do the programming of the dimmers as it's the easiest device to use for the purpose. You take each dimmer to teh level you want, then send a program code and it "stores" the level in memory for that X-10 code (P-1 for example). Then when a P-1 comes down the powerline, the dimmer goes to the preprogrammed level. Easy really.
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