RFXCOM I/O

[TANE]

In the next day's I'm going to replace the IPPower I/O device with the new add-on from RFXCOM.

The I/O module is added to the existing ethernet device from RFXcom.
There is also no need for additional plugin...all can be managed from RFxcom plugin for Homeseer.

I have already installed the hardware and software
all is working fine.

More will follow in the next days





<hr noshade size="1"><font size="1">Enver
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[Bwired]

Looks good! Same goes for me check my weblog
http://www.bwired.nl/weblog.asp?id=336

<hr noshade size="1"><font size="1">Pieter Knuvers
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[Digit]

Looks nice, what's the price?

<hr noshade size="1"><font size="1">Robert
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[b_weijenberg]

All sold.

[Sanka]

Hello Bert,

Will there be more units available or was this a once-off run?

[b_weijenberg]

This was one series and will not come into production, at least not soon.

[Post-IT]

It took me a while before I got round to hooking up my RFXio to my controller. There just one thing I cannot get out of the manual: Which ground pin should I use to connect on the RFXCOM when using the RFCOM powered setup? Can I use the GND pin on the matchport?

[b_weijenberg]

The last pin, after CP10, is the GND (ground) pin