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Gene - 21 Jul 2008 19:13 GMT
Using my wireless remotes [KC674 or HR12A] I can control the living room and
family room lamps [on/off only] utilizing a RR501 and CM11A by setting up an
IF/THEN statement in my software. I can even control the modules manually by
click on their icons in the software.

However turning the computer off and using only the remotes I can't control
the lights by sending their lamp module house/unit codes. I have made sure
the RR501, remotes and lamp modules are set to the same codes. Shouldn't the
RR501 receive the RF remotes signal and transmit directly to the lamps
modules?
dlh - 21 Jul 2008 20:42 GMT
You need to provide us with more information. Specifically, what are the
IF/THEN statements in your software?

The RR501 receives RF and automatically sends it as PLC if it is for the
RR501's housecode.

The CM11A only receives PLC (or via RS232) so it can only be acting on
the PLC codes sent by the RR501.

My guess is that the CM11A (& lamp modules) and RR501 are on different
phases and that you either need to put everything on the same phase or
add a phase coupler.

> Using my wireless remotes [KC674 or HR12A] I can control the living room
> and family room lamps [on/off only] utilizing a RR501 and CM11A by
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> Shouldn't the RR501 receive the RF remotes signal and transmit directly
> to the lamps modules?
Gene - 21 Jul 2008 23:01 GMT
After some hours of trying the RR501 in different outlets throughout the
house I have come up with the following conclusion - it's failing somehow.
Now it's working intermittently on the same outlet as the lamp module and
the outlet is a one circuit duplex outlet. Plugging  in another RR501
results in excellent operation. I see however to do what I want I think I
will need to invest in a WGL unit. Thank you for taking the time to respond
to my problem. I appreciate it...... Gene

> You need to provide us with more information. Specifically, what are the
> IF/THEN statements in your software?
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>> Shouldn't the RR501 receive the RF remotes signal and transmit directly
>> to the lamps modules?
 
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