X10 transmissions are synchronized to the zero crossing point of the AC power line. The design goal should be to transmit as close to the zero crossing point as possible within 200 microseconds of the zero crossing point.

For the ultimate in flexibility, you can use a computer-controlled X10 controller or transceiver.

Have your home control needs grown beyond what your X10 modules and mini-controller can handle? Take the next step with the Ocelot programmable controller. This stand-alone controller offers 2-way X10 control for up to 256 devices.

Systems integration illustrated in this easy to understand diagram.

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Basic X10 signal explained.

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This Technical bulletin illustrates the varieies of methods in which one could use the LD11 for the dimming or brightening your light.

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Compare all of the available options for Audio/Video transmission requirement at a glance.

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To help you to determine the best product suited for your home automation products please refer to the attached file for the Marmitek product range. Please refer to our product search for availability of specific items.

A simple and easy to understand explanation of IR and RF signals properties.

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What to do if you have a noise problem in your installation?

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