And if you close it it stays in memory, Then load again and you get another instance in memory,close,now you have two, ect.......
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3.0.0.548: HS3PRO - 3.0.5.10: AIAlert - 2.1.1.0: APIWeather - 2.0.64.0: BLBackup - 2.0.45.0: BLLAN - 2.0.37.0: BLRoombaWifi - 1.0.0.3: DevLog - 1.2.5.15: KeyPad - 3.0.2.25: NetCAM - 0.0.0.52: Pushover 3P - 3.0.0.5: SendVFD - 1.0.0.3: Tiles - 3.0.11.0: Z-Wave -
Watch the upper left corner of you screen and then have a X-10 device chanhge status. If you watch carefully, you will see a little box flash by.
I think that the X-10 command has to be issued from something other than HS (I used WinEvm in the example below)
and Jebus is correct:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> And if you close it it stays in memory, Then load again and you get another instance in memory,close,now you have two, ect.......
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