Now that I have your attention... That sounds like a typical newbie question, where you can send an X10 command to an XPS3 to turn it on, but it can't be remotely turned back off again.
No, this one is different...
Cut to the chase, if I connect line and neutral but not load, I can tap the XPS3's button and locally control it. LED on the XPS3 turns on with the "click" and turns off with the "click".
But when I connect the load... Tap the button, and that's it. The XPS3 turns on, but the LED doesn't illuminate, and no further taps of the button have any effect. It also doesn't respond to X10 commands, either.
The load in question? A chandelier with three incandescent light bulbs...
Anyone have any thoughts? I'm at a loss...
Thanks,
Chris
No, this one is different...
Cut to the chase, if I connect line and neutral but not load, I can tap the XPS3's button and locally control it. LED on the XPS3 turns on with the "click" and turns off with the "click".
But when I connect the load... Tap the button, and that's it. The XPS3 turns on, but the LED doesn't illuminate, and no further taps of the button have any effect. It also doesn't respond to X10 commands, either.
The load in question? A chandelier with three incandescent light bulbs...
Anyone have any thoughts? I'm at a loss...
Thanks,
Chris
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