Re: X10 Problems

These units hang up and will not stop transmitting until unplugged 
completely. There are no cords in proximity to the vertical antennae 
(save the 14/2 in the wall).

Does this sound like the same problem? Will it stop by just 
reorienting the antenna or does it take powering down? I got rid of 
the offending units (or was it two now?) and it hasn't done it for a 
few years now.

"Dave Houston" <nobody@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> That sounds very much like the "endless dim syndrome" I mentioned 
> earlier.
> This seems to be mostly a function of the household wiring. Some 
> have
> resolved it by changing the location of the transceiver or changing 
> the
> orientation of the antenna. Some have never found a cure.
>
> I can induce it at will (by aligning the antenna with a live 
> extension cord)
> in any of the X-10 made transceivers. I have been unable to induce 
> it in the
> Leviton HCPRF All Housecode Transceiver.
>
> "John J. Bengii" <nobody@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>>On a few occasions I have founbd the system locks up also. This is 
>>due
>>to the wireless receievers flooding the powerlines with noise.
>>Unplugging them and back in again resets the units and away they go
>>just fine for another few months.
>
>
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