I am transfering from Lightman Pro to Homeseer. A pure transmitter system, beside IR signals.
I got the thing about X10 config in RFXCOM setup enviroment. It translate KAKU signals into X10 codes so Homeseer can work with it.
Now I got the follow error: 9/4/2010 11:59:19 PM - Error - RFXCOM(processX10) redirect code Q in INI file for device:L0 not valid!
1.) It seems that all codes above P can be assigned in the config page but doesn't work - are the any considerations about X10 addresses?
2.) The offset works only all remote within the same X10 range (e.g. A) with different KAKU house code all got the same group code, let me explain with an example:
remote 1 with code L got assigned to X10 A range with offset 0
remote 2 with code K got assigned to X10 A range with offset 17
Both group buttons on all KAKU L and K remotes got X10 address A0 wich you would expect for L->A0 and K->A17?!?
3.) If have learned with Lightman Pro the dimmed devices. For e.g. on device L1 it can be dimmed with a slider (AC mode?!?). Why do I need this all over again with an other transmitter? Lot of work for removing switches and do the learning proces all over.
4.) What does the AC house code mean in the RFXCOM setup page?
Can anyone tell something about address assignment considerations?
Address considerations and requirements help needed
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Re: Address considerations and requirements help needed
1 and 2: I have sent you a PM where to download an updated plug-in version that corrects the errors for redirection. Please, direct error calls to support rfxcom.com because response is faster and communication is easier in case we need additional information.
3. The way Lightman pro assigns AC codes based on A-P/1-16 codes is different from the way it is done by RFXCOM. There is no other way then add the RFXCOM codes to the KAKU units. (a KAKU unit can have up to 6 remotes = 6 Lightman pro or RFXCOM devices programmed)
4. The house code together with the unit code is used to create the AC addressing code.
3. The way Lightman pro assigns AC codes based on A-P/1-16 codes is different from the way it is done by RFXCOM. There is no other way then add the RFXCOM codes to the KAKU units. (a KAKU unit can have up to 6 remotes = 6 Lightman pro or RFXCOM devices programmed)
4. The house code together with the unit code is used to create the AC addressing code.