Make sure that the dials on it are on house code 'A' and unit code '1.' Unplug it from its electrical outlet (while it is still on).
To do so, right-click on USB ActiveHome and choose "Update Driver." When prompted for the driver files, browse to Program Files\Common Files\X10\Driver Installer\Wireless Transceivers\ and select the files to install.įollow these steps to set up a lamp module.
If using Windows 98, you may need to install the driver again. Re-initialized, it should now appear in the list. If X10 USB ActiveHome is not listed, unplug the interface from power, and remove its batteries.
Look under the list for Universal Serial Bus Controllers. If it does not, open Windows Device Manager (from Control Panel, open System Settings, and click the tab or button labeled "Device Manager"). If the Interface is plugged into a USB hub, make sure it has power and is not crowded with other devices.Īfter this, the interface should work. It is best to plug the CM15A interface directly into a USB port on the back of your computer. Make sure that the interface's outlet has power, and the USB cable is securely plugged in at both ends. If this happens, check the connections above. If the interface is not connected, or ActiveHome Pro is not able to communicate with it, the software will tell you the interface is not connected, and the "no interface" icon will appear on the ActiveHome Pro Status Bar. Put four (4) AAA batteries into the interface battery compartment and replace the cover.
The first step in using ActiveHome Pro is connecting the ActiveHome Pro USB Interface. Setup Connect the ActiveHome USB Interface This guide should help you get started quickly with the X10 ActiveHome Pro system.
Home software, which can be downloaded for free from the X10 website, offers extensive control over the X10 modules in your home. The clock keeps running and your timed events are automatically preserved. In case of a power outage, the interface is powered by backup batteries for up to 500 hours (over 20 days). Once the interface is programmed, you can unplug it from your PC and move it to any outlet in your house without losing settings. This allows the interface to control your home on a schedule you set. Timer events, macros and other functions are downloaded to the interface when the Active You can control lights, appliances and more right from the desktop! Transmits and receives X10 commands Control your X10 system through a PC Schedule lighting and appliances to automatically turn on/off Replay usage pattern to make home look occupied when empty The interface module connects to a USB port on your PC via the included USB cable, and plugs into a standard power outlet. The interface module serves as a transceiver, passing X10 signals between the PC and your X10 modules. Home software to provide remote control over your whole home directly through your computer. Home Computer Interface works in conjunction with free downloadable Active