Does this include X10 control?
1843898
this is an insteon device not x10, if you have a controller or hub many will control X10 as well as insteon.
1843899
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.
1875369
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.
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!
858359
I have a whole home with X10 devices and the X10 automation software. Can I replace the software and the X10 controller with an insteon device (which one) and change the X10 devices over time or do I need to make a wholesale change for all 20 devices?
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
1127157
Unfortunately, no. It is proprietary to the controller for this system which is based off the old manufacturer, Grey Fox, who was purchased by On-Q.
858357
The ISY994i can control X10 devices. I have a few in my home but upgraded to Insteon because the X10 is very unreliable in a large square foot home. I have multiple fuse boxes and a guest house and the X10 system I inherited was horribly erratic.I had controlled some X10 devices with the ISY before switching but the ISY was no better at controlling them consistently than other devices.The ISY and it's repeaters have worked pretty well across my property.
1434111
Indeed it does. Download the drivers from microsoft, they are newer than the version on the included CD.If you by the xpadder program you can use the controller as a Mouse or with old programs as well.
1943517
No. It uses the standard Intel controller (I forget the model number) for the X79 chipset.
1276889
Sorry, I do not know what that is. Look up that model and see if it's an X-10 device. If it is, then the X-10 Mini controller should work with it.
1875371
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.
696273
I believe they will be separate installs. I know I had 8, 9 and X installed on an older computer and they were all separate installs. You might be able to find an upgrade to X3 but I know the one I bought was the full program.
1331677
I did some research and saw that the X10 works with units previously sold by Radio Shack and Sears. I had an old controller from the '70s and the new X10 works with my previous light/appliance modules. I suggest you check yourself for your specific model but believe it will be compatible from my experience.
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I do not know. I used to use X-10 system to run my lights. The software is no longer available for X-10. Insteon stinks. Wait for something better, which should be soon. If you call their support line be prepared to wait for 45 minutes of more to talk to a tech. Insteon will kinda sorta run X10 devices.
2019532
Yes, this remote control works very nicely with the RX10 camera. I use the control with my RX10 to control focus, zoom, power, and taking still images and videos.
761004
All it does is redirect the IR signal from a remote to rf into the other x10 which converts it back to IR. It should operate with as many as it can keep in line of sight. I have mine right next to my receiver and have no problems controlling my DVD player or cable box above it. It should control anything.
494361
Yes. Direct x9, 10, and 11. If you upgrade. To windows 12 later, you will also get Direct X 12 compatibility