Re: OEM chips for X-10 available?
From: Joerg (notthisjoergsch_at_removethispacbell.net)
Date: 02/09/05
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Date: Wed, 09 Feb 2005 19:13:34 GMT
Hello Eduardo,
>I only need to send/receive commands over the power line (in my case
>es 220V 50Hz, Spain), and I need it with the simplest solution, in
>terms of price and circuit simplicity.
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It depends on how reliable it has to be. Personally I would not control
anything critical with X10. Other than that it works for us.
>Any other protocol available for this?
>
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Several, such as Lonworks. But then it gets expensive.
>By the way, what is a firecracker???
>
>
A device that plugs into your PC. It sends X10 RF commands to the
wireless transceiver instead of using a powerline modem like we do.
Whatever you do, make sure it is geared towards 50Hz. The X10 modules we
are using in the US are set for 60Hz. For a reasonable signal to noise
ratio you need to have the 120kHz bursts of X10 happen at the zero
crossing. Or at least near those.
Saludos, Joerg
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