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  1. - 25th September 2008, 15:48 #1
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    Hi, Texas

    It would be Very Kind from you to give the subject of your "troubles" in the Thread title ...

    Thank you

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  2. - 25th September 2008, 15:56 #2
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    Unless I'm mistaken, doesn't using the XIN/XOUT commands remove the end user from having to worry about any of the hardware functions, other than the actual X10 modules themselves?
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