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Deano
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Cam anybody tell me where I can read about using X-10 groups.
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BeachBum
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I can’t say I’ve heard of X-10 Groups. You can group x10s together in a macro and control them like a group by playing the macro. But then again maybe I’ve learned something new.
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jbbtex
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I see where in PH Explorer under Devices X10 Groups are listed, but the name field is grayed out.
It appears it is a feature that was never implemented. I looked at all the ph_x10 functions and didn't see anything about x10groups.
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The X-10 protocol does not support groups that I’m aware of. Maybe Dave was trying to send commands to groups of X-10 devices for the purpose of supporting scenes.
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