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        | BeachBum Super User
 
  
  
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          Is there a way to trigger an event with an X10 ALL OFF.
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        | MrGibbage Super User
 
  
  
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          Well, I do this with Insteon:
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 |  I set up a trigger to look for a 255 trigger ID Number and a Off 0x13 Trigger ID from a controlinc.  Works great.
 
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          Thanks Skip, I was hoping to find a way with one of my old X10 control boxes with the ALL OFF button. The work around so far is to use an HC/UC from 1 to 16.
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        | dhoward Admin Group
 
  
  
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          Pete,
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 If this is incoming X10, then you should be able to do a trigger.
 
 Just use "X-10 In", the House code you interested in, "Any (Before Buffer)", and either "All Units Off" or "All Lights Off".
 
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          Thks Dave.. I didn't know it was hidden in "Any (Before Buffer)".
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          Im sneaky like that
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          On this subject... Is there a way to craete a timed event that sends an X10 house code A all off command?  I'm sure it has to be fairly easy to be done, but I cant figure it out..
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        | TonyNo Moderator Group
 
  
  
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          This should work.
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 Create a Timed Event of type Formula and make the formula...
 
 ph_x10( "YourControllerID", "A", 100, 0 )
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        | jeremybe Newbie
 
  
 
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          Looks like it worked - Thanks Tony!
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