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Re: [ECS] Bizarre X-10 behavior
Dan Carrington
Fri, 02 Oct 1998 18:50:52 -0700

Try having someone walk in front of the detectors and watch the x10
codes on an ecs group and see if there is something odd going on.  Other
than that I don't know what could be happening.  I use security system
motion detectors for lots of things and have never had that type of
problem.  Maybe something odd with the x10 motion detectors or the
wireless x10 receivers/repeaters?

Dan Carrington




Mark Sekelsky wrote:
> 
> I am having a rather bizarre problem with my likes.  The master bedroom
> lights are on E5 and the bathroom lights are on E6. I am trying to use the
> wireless X 10 motion detectors for each light.  I have the motion detectors
> set up on House code G.  They are the only things on G.  My event is pretty
> basic, calling for the lights to be turned on or off depending upon whether
> not the motion detector sense and on or off signal.  If ECS knows that
> either my wife or I are in bed (based upon our good night buttons) it is to
> ignore the signals from the motion detectors altogether.  The motion
> detector for the bedroom is set to two, the one in the bathroom is set to
> four.
> 
> I am having numerous bizarre behaviors, but will list the most basic one.
> If I walk into the bedroom the light turns on.  Walk into the bathroom the
> light turns on.  About two seconds after the bathroom light turns on the
> bedroom light will be shut off.  Now with this point, that bedroom light
> should be on not off.  If I check with ECS it will list the state of that
> bedroom light as still being on.  I also have a SmartLinc pad and it also
> sees the light as still being on.
> 
> I have tried setting the motion detectors on different house codes, and also
> switching the motion detectors into different rooms.  It doesn't matter.
> Anybody have any earthly idea why I am getting this bizarre behavior?
> 
> Mark S.

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