I am trying to move most of my X10 switches and events to a Zee.
I have it working with a TI103 X10 interface and a bunch of DIN X10 lamp module dimming switches.
X10 "input" is from handheld remotes and stick-on switches via some plug-in X10 TM13 transceivers.
However, the response time from pressing the switch to the lights coming on / going off is unacceptably slow - maybe 10-15 seconds if you are lucky - and doesn't seem very reliable.
Triggering the same events from the HSTouch App or directly from the HS3 webpages is fine with quick response.
I think the issue is to do with the speed at which the triggers from the RF switch are reaching the Zee through the TI103.
I know all about X10 reliability in general but after some years use of HS2 and with X10 filters on noisy devices I have come to terms with all that.
How confident should I be in the way the Zee is picking up the X10 signals through the TI103?
I'm on Zee .152 - ie all up to date - assuming that is a good thing to be!
Thanks for any suggestions.
I have it working with a TI103 X10 interface and a bunch of DIN X10 lamp module dimming switches.
X10 "input" is from handheld remotes and stick-on switches via some plug-in X10 TM13 transceivers.
However, the response time from pressing the switch to the lights coming on / going off is unacceptably slow - maybe 10-15 seconds if you are lucky - and doesn't seem very reliable.
Triggering the same events from the HSTouch App or directly from the HS3 webpages is fine with quick response.
I think the issue is to do with the speed at which the triggers from the RF switch are reaching the Zee through the TI103.
I know all about X10 reliability in general but after some years use of HS2 and with X10 filters on noisy devices I have come to terms with all that.
How confident should I be in the way the Zee is picking up the X10 signals through the TI103?
I'm on Zee .152 - ie all up to date - assuming that is a good thing to be!
Thanks for any suggestions.
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