X.10 specification

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1 total messages Started by Arnim.Littek Thu, 28 Jan 1993 20:18

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Author: Arnim.Littek
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 20:18

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>I am looking for X10 protocol & X10 products which is mainly used in building
>automation system. Please tell me where to get more detail infomation on
>X10 protocol & X10 products.

X.10 is a CCITT standard and can be found in any good technical library.  If 
your library does not have the X volume, V.26 is exactly the same thing.  And
if you don't have the V volume, any book on data comms electrical interfaces 
should have at least a little on RS-423, which for all intents and purposes is
the EIA equivalent of the same thing.  It is an unbalanced, non-slew rate 
limited drive, so it is a whole lot faster than RS-232 but is a lot noisier
(because it is unbalanced) than RS-422/X.11/V.27.  For cursory information,
National Semiconductor Interface data books newer than about 1986 have a good
overview application note covering such interface specifications.

Ciao,
Arnim						Arnim.@digitech.co.nz
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Arnim Littek                 Arnim@digitech.co.nz
Digi-Tech NZ           or    Arnim.Littek@bbs.actrix.gen.nz

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