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Article #20713Re: X-10 modules modification (long)
From: Greg Darnell
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 1989 19:02
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 1989 19:02
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In article <593@oracle.UUCP> sbulchan@oracle.com (Sanjay Bulchandani) writes:
>Would anyone have schematics of the X-10 power controllers (the ones available
>from Radio Shack, Sears, etc) ? I'd like to get them to work on 220-240v.
Assuming you want MODULES that run on 220V, there are 2 versions listed
in the back of one of my mini-controller books: (quoted without
permission)
"Heavy Duty 220V 15A Appliance Module HD243
Used to control a 220V air conditioner or water heater etc. Rated at
15A Unrestricted, i.e. it can control anything which can be plugged
into a regular 220V 15A outlet. Works on 110/220V (120/240V) split
phase systems only. Will not work on 3 phase systems.
Heavy Duty 220V 20A Appliance Module HD245
Same features as the HD243 but can be used for any appliance which
normally plugs into a 220V 15A or 20A outlet. Works on 110/220V
(120/240V) split phase systems only. Will not work on 3 phase
systems."
The following information was extracted from the file
PD2:<MISC.X-10>ARTICLES.X10 on SIMTEL20 written by Dennis Griesser with
followup notes by Pete Fales. There is quite a bit more but I only
quote the article which includes circuit diagrams.
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o "Plug-in Remote Control System"
by Steve Ciarcia
Radio Electronics, September 1980, page 47
Notes: Better details on the inside of the X-10 system, including schematics
of the base station, lamp module, and appliance module. No buildable
project, just lotsa nice info.
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Now I have 2 questions of my own:
1) Could somebody (re)post methods of bridging the X-10 controller
signals from one phase of house wiring to the other?
2) Does anyone have a GE HomeMinder box they want to sell? I just
found one for my father but would like one for myself as well.
If you have one to get rid of please email me.
Greg
Greg Darnell Amdahl Corporation 143 N. 2 E., Rexburg, Idaho 83440
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Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!utzoo!utgpu!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!mailrus!tut.cis.ohio-state.edu!bloom-beacon!apple!amdahl!tetons!gnd From: gnd@tetons.UUCP (Greg Darnell) Newsgroups: sci.electronics Subject: Re: X-10 modules modification (long) Summary: 220V modules exist; ref. to schematics included; new questions Keywords: 240v, HomeMinder Message-ID: <738@tetons.UUCP> Date: 10 Feb 89 19:02:46 GMT References: <593@oracle.UUCP> Reply-To: gnd@tetons.UUCP (Greg Darnell) Organization: Amdahl Corp., Rexburg, ID Lines: 45