Will Insteon controller operate using X-10 moules?
1954163
it will with the x-10 software module ,get it fro universal devices.com around $40.00
1954164
Yes. To the extent that your required Insteon 2413S PLM is in X10 communication range of your X10 modules, this controller can send and respond to X10 On Off commands. We can also sell you the X10 add on software module which allows X10 addresses to become named devices and then directly controlled by name instead of just by X10 address. This solution furthermore, is an excellent bridge to those customers wanting to take advantage of existing X10 devices while offering the ability to use Insteon devices as well. If considering the Zwave model of ISY-994i, then Insteon, X10 and Z-Wave compatibility are all on board.
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Yes. To the extent that your required Insteon 2413S PLM is in X10 communication range of your X10 modules, this controller can send and respond to X10 On Off commands. We can also sell you the X10 add on software module which allows X10 addresses to become named devices and then directly controlled by name instead of just by X10 address. This solution furthermore, is an excellent bridge to those customers wanting to take advantage of existing X10 devices while offering the ability to use Insteon devices as well. If considering the Zwave model of ISY-994i, then Insteon, X10 and Z-Wave compatibility are all on board. Yes. To the extent that your required Insteon 2413S PLM is in X10 communication range of your X10 modules, this controller can send and respond to X10 On Off commands. We can also sell you the X10 add on software module which allows X10 addresses to become named devices and then directly controlled by name instead of just by X10 address. This solution furthermore, is an excellent bridge to those customers wanting to take advantage of existing X10 devices while offering the ability to use Insteon devices as well. If considering the Zwave model of ISY-994i, then Insteon, X10 and Z-Wave... » Read More Yes. To the extent that your required Insteon 2413S PLM is in X10 communication range of your X10 modules, this controller can send and respond to X10 On Off commands. We can also sell you the X10 add on software module which allows X10 addresses to become named devices and then directly controlled by name instead of just by X10 address. This solution furthermore, is an excellent bridge to those customers wanting to take advantage of existing X10 devices while offering the ability to use Insteon devices as well. If considering the Zwave model of ISY-994i, then Insteon, X10 and Z-Wave compatibility are all on board. « Show Less
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As long as they are both Insteons. The ON/OFF version is about $10 less then this one.
1879541
No, Insteon needs a controller too. The Insteon Hub is pretty good, simple, and has an iPhone app.
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I don't think so but I would look up wired controller shell then that would work, wired and wireless shells are different
1611600
No, you will need an Insteon controller; without one its just an expensive bright LED bulb.
1410327
It sends a radio command to a switch that need to be compatible with Insteon. I recommend you to google Insteon prior to start with it.
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I do not believe so, you would need dual band for insteon & X-10. For me the insteon has proven more reliable and I am replacing all my X-10 units over time.
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02:00.0 Ethernet controller [0200]: Intel Corporation 82571EB Gigabit Ethernet Controller [8086:105e] (rev 06)02:00.1 Ethernet controller [0200]: Intel Corporation 82571EB Gigabit Ethernet Controller [8086:105e] (rev 06)I also know this works on ESXi because I have used it in a 5.5 build before as well.
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This switch can be configured as a X10 switch and can be assigned a unit code and house code. Once that is done, you can control it from X10 controller. Please note that when configured as X10 device, it will not respond to Insteon commands. In other words, it can operate either as X10 device or an Insteon device but not both. Also, when operating in X10 mode, the switch will respond only to powerline commands, not RF. To configure as X10 device, please see the switch documentation page 10. I operated these switches in X10 mode for few months before cutting over to Insteon.
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Yes you can. I currently use my Revolv hub with two INSTEON bulbs with actions for them and I haven't had any problems.
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hi. yes it can. but it's dependent on the software being used. such as houselinc. you should be able to link it directly to another insteon device as u suggest in your question but I have not tried that
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Specifically, This Insteon device has a relay output which means that on the end that does the work, it's just a switch and that makes it universal for all loads. Simply, yes, it will work.
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No, only Insteon. In fact it doesn't even listen for the power line commands, only RF. I think that could be an issue for very old Insteon controllers. But it should work fine with anything modern. For instance, I am controlling it with a Powerlinc 2413U and it works great.One other caveat. It uses the latest Insteon protocol, so if you're using the Indigo software for Mac to control it, you need the latest version, 6.0. I had the older 4.0 version and it didn't work. Upgrading to 6.0 cost $99, but gives you lots of new features.
795956
Yes, if you also have an iPhone app for your Insteon controller such as the SmartLinc, ISY with MobileLinc or the newer Insteon Hub (haven't used this one myself)
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I have an Insteon SmartLinc controller and can control the light via a web interface to the controller or app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.smarthome.smartlinc&hl=en). You will need a SmartLinc controller (http://www.amazon.com/Insteon-2413U-PowerLinc-Dual-Band-Interface/dp/B002XA8XNQ/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1383849080&sr=8-3&keywords=insteon+smartlinc) to control the switch and other Insteon devices. I've added several switches to allow me to do control power to various devices.
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The basic question is whether Xbox controller is wired or infrared controlled with a LED emitting IR beams. If it has a LED for emitting IR beam then I think it can be programmed with L5. However, this is purely a guess. partha
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This unit DOES work with X-10, as do ALL Insteon receivers. You have to program the 2477S to accept an X-10 address of your choice - its set to a default of "A1" from the factory, but you can change it to any address from A-P/1-16 as desired. You do need an X-10 controller capable of sending the House and the Unit codes, such as an HR12A, or any other type of plug-in X-10 controller (The KR19A/KR22A's usually don't work). Once that is done, your existing x-10 controllers will work, treating this unit as it did before. Note though that this does not repeat X-10 signals, it will not work wirelessly via X-10 unless you have a transceiver installed. Hope that clears this up.