Thanks. I missed that.
Thanks. I missed that.
X-No-archive: yes On 29 Dec 2005 08:09:17 GMT, *com (Dan Lanciani) used recycled pixels to say:
Bruce, any chance to try the DIM or BRIGHT as requested here?
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Are there any specific tests I can run that would be helpful without having a frequency generator?
From:Dave Houston snipped-for-privacy@whocares.com
Yes, I did that - sorry I wasn't more clear about that. I tried dim/bright, off/on and address buttons from a maxi-controller. All of them jammed the Insteon signal if held down. However, that doesn't concern me too much as the more likely scenario would be a single X10 code conflicting in which case Insteon will try again. This weekend I will swap some X10 modules that only work when a filter is present on a nearby TV and see if Insteon performs well without the filters in place.
From:The Alien snipped-for-privacy@Someplace.Com
I finally pulled the electronic timers from the bathroom but they aren't the culprits - back to the drawing board on that one.
From:BruceR snipped-for-privacy@NOhawaiiSPAM.com
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