Can I control this from an X10 controller?
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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. In fact, I used several of these with a 100% X-10 system before switching everything to Insteon. However, you should read the following related to X-10 programming beyond setting primary address: http://www.insteon.com/insteon-x10-programming.
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I just tested it with our x10 pro multi-timer (multi room wired control) and it did not work. I don't know about wireless (keychain etc) remotes. I do know that it does not interfere with x10 because I was able to control other switches (x10) on the same circuit.
1875372
Yes. I was not yet ready to fully move from X 10 when I had several of these in my system. They program the same way as the old Smarthome X 10 only modules. I have since converted over to all Insteon. Good luck!
1875373
I don't think so. I have configured them to communicate via eletrical power. It does have a wireless type of connectivity, but I think it is proprietary w/ no support to X10. Anyway, it is great.
363981
This can be accomplished with programs such as Xpadder, AutoHotKey, or EventGhost. You can do this with most any controller, though.
1879307
I am not sure. But I am fairly certain you cannot do this within one note. I believe you would have to install the driver and utility From the manufacturer and use that to configure it.
1582131
You can, but it requires external software. Try using vjoy, x360ce, or joy2key, each one works in a different way.
2252207
No just download and purchase the sixaxis controller program to run the controller.
1916862
I had the old Radio Shack mini controller, etc. which finally died and they no longer makes it so I replaced it with the X10 because I wanted to control my outside lamppost and another outside light and it works fine.The only thing I don't like about it is it does not have the LED screen displaying the time so at night I have to turn it over because the white light on the screen is disturbing to me. It is easier to change the on and off times then my old Radio Shack timer.
1153591
There's programs u can get that will allow u to assign commands to controllers yes
362184
This controller is just a Dualshock controller. It does not have Sixaxis support
977345
You can set the controller using the xinput, and it read the dualshock as an Xbox controller. This is helpful because most games and PCs read Xbox controllers.
1600212
Probably not, depending on the actual application. The modules with antennas are intended to allow you to turn something on and off via a little hand-held remote control. Normal modules just depend on signal transmission through the installed house AC wiring, sent from a tabletop controller plugged in somewhere in the house. Replacing an "Antenna-version" with a "non-antenna" version will eliminate the option to turn a device on with the hand-held remote. If that matters, using a standard module instead of the antenna version will not work the same. If you do not use a hand-held remote at all (we do not), instead running your whole X10 system from a standard table-top controller, nothing will change. I'd just try it as see if anything else quits working.
308658
I have no information on the X 10 PRO PHT04, all X10 products use the same protocol and will respond to commands from older manufactured models
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I don't know if it will work with the x1. It doesn't have enough controls to flip it at least. The Wi-rc v262 controller at least has the controls for the flipping it upside down part. Still not sure if is compatible though. The wi v262 has the same controller and it is cheap.
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No you cannot. unless you hook it up to your computer and use it as a controller. That is the only reason i returned this device. Otherwise it is awesome.
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Yes you can provided you have the correct drivers, however for my controller one of the bumper buttons broke after only a few months, if you're going to be using it heavily I wouldn't recommend this controller.
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Yes, X10 and the Radio Shack "Plug n' Power" (or however they write it) use the same signaling and interoperate just fine. Which is not to say that X10 always works.
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The X10 system sends commands to the remote units over your house wiring. This console needs to be plugged in so it can use your house wiring to talk to the remotes. There are wireless controllers available, but this isn't one of them. Actually, I prefer it this way - I don't have to worry about batteries going dead.
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what controller are we talking about. I have installed a lot of MM. Can you be more specific.