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When we provide tech tips for modifying equipment, they are for information purposes only! We have gathered this information from sources that we think are reliable. However, we have not verified the accuracy of all of this information. We are providing it as a courtesy to our customers. We are not responsible for your actions, YOU are! If you do not know exactly what you are doing, we suggest that you do not experiment with house power. It can be lethal. You are proceeding at your own risk. We are not liable for any misuse of the information provided here. It is unfortunate that we have to include this type of disclaimer, but lawsuits seem to be very popular these days. We do not want to be involved in any lawsuits, especially ones involving someone doing something stupid because of something they read here and did not understand. Note that any modifications made to X10 equipment will void the warranty.

We have tech tips for the following devices:
Appliance Modules Schematic Disable the local control feature Momentary operation Computer Interfaces CM11A Y2K Update CP290P Cable Pinouts Lamp Modules Schematic Disable the local control feature Repair a 'blown' X10 lamp module Maxi Controller Easily control another house code Mini Controller Schematic Control all units for a single housecode Easily control another house code Control only units 9-12 or 13-16 Momentary operation Personal Assistance Consoles Using one as an alarm console		Power Horn Adding a relay output Changing the reaction time Power Line interfaces Technical data Remote Chime Schematic RF Remotes X10 RF frequency RF Transceivers Placement of RF Transceivers Universal Modules Modifying the 'on' time Wall Switch Module Schematic Adding local dimming
We also have the following general purpose tips:
Correcting intermittent X10 operation Electrically noisy appliances Modules turning on by themselves? Coupling AC phases		Miscellaneous X10 Tips Fuses inside X10 equipment X10 control of a garage door