Xanura plug-in modules?
Xanura plug-in modules?
Here's what i've made of it:
Xanura plug-in modules?
Digit, very nice plugin, where did you get the case?
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If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, ....
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If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, ....
Xanura plug-in modules?
Conrad 522228.
Xanura plug-in modules?
Very nice pushbutton (with led?)
Manual override? or just to trigger the 'program mode'?
Manual override? or just to trigger the 'program mode'?
Xanura plug-in modules?
That button is meant as local switch, with LED indicator (bit expensive though, Conrad 701322). For picture purpose i attached a 9V battery to it - it isn't finished yet
Xanura plug-in modules?
@Richard: actually, I guess it is both a manual override (local switch) and a way to enter the program mode: the newest Xanura modules (SAIX12 and the like) switch to program mode after serveral on/off cycles within a certain timeframe. (Digit, please correct me if I'm wrong on this.)
Lennart
Lennart
Xanura plug-in modules?
With the PMIX35 you can program any new device direct when you know the device code.
Xanura plug-in modules?
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Chak</i>
<br />With the PMIX35 you can program any new device direct when you know the device code.
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With the PMIX35 and new modules you _should_ be able to program devices remotely however this doesn't work flawless. Even the EATON instructor got away with the message 'well most of the time this should work' (@ xanura course)
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If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, ....
<br />With the PMIX35 you can program any new device direct when you know the device code.
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With the PMIX35 and new modules you _should_ be able to program devices remotely however this doesn't work flawless. Even the EATON instructor got away with the message 'well most of the time this should work' (@ xanura course)
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If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, ....
Xanura plug-in modules?
@Digit: Conrad 522228 is almost twice the price of Conrad 522880. Did you actually pay that? Are there any reasons (other than esthetical) to go for the 522228?
@Henk/sddroog: what's the difference between Conrad 522880 and 522910? One seems to be for pcb mounting (522880) and the other not?
Thanks!
Lennart
@Henk/sddroog: what's the difference between Conrad 522880 and 522910? One seems to be for pcb mounting (522880) and the other not?
Thanks!
Lennart
Xanura plug-in modules?
I think one of them has ventilation. When you look at the sheet http://www2.produktinfo.conrad.com/date ... chluss.pdf
Xanura plug-in modules?
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by lennart</i>
<br />Conrad 522228 is almost twice the price of Conrad 522880. Did you actually pay that? Are there any reasons (other than esthetical) to go for the 522228?
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Yes. Because the cheaper one would probably end up not being used at all because it's so ugly IMO. So i paid a bit more; no other reasons.
<br />Conrad 522228 is almost twice the price of Conrad 522880. Did you actually pay that? Are there any reasons (other than esthetical) to go for the 522228?
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Yes. Because the cheaper one would probably end up not being used at all because it's so ugly IMO. So i paid a bit more; no other reasons.
Xanura plug-in modules?
Hi Digit,
Thanks! I guess we agree: the other ones are butt-ugly. But then again, if you place 'm begind curtains etc. it won't matter.
Lennart
Thanks! I guess we agree: the other ones are butt-ugly. But then again, if you place 'm begind curtains etc. it won't matter.
Lennart
Xanura plug-in modules?
You're right, the choice depends on where you're going place them