Post by thread:X10 on PICs?

Does anyone know of any public work going on to send / receive X10 commands using a PIC? Obviously it's possible; the X10 ActiveHome device uses a 16C58A, the Basic Stamp II (based on a PIC?????) also does some X10 functions. I'm just wondering what effort would be required.. ...Kevin /* Kevin Slater */ /* Slater Programming Services */ /* Mars, Pa. 16046-3938 */ /* http://www.pobox.com/~kslater */

At 11:31 AM 5/27/97 +0500, Kevin Slater wrote: >Does anyone know of any public work going on to send / receive X10 commands > using a PIC? I am just finishing a project that uses a 16C84 to receive X10 commands from a TW523 X10 line interface. The application controls 8 Triacs that drive low voltage AC to control sprinklers. I'd be happy to share the code (such as it is) and other details with anyone who is interested. Brent Miller

I would be interested maybe you should post your email address so as not to clutter the piclist {Quote hidden}> ---------- > From: pic microcontroller discussion > list[SMTP:spam_OUTPICLISTTakeThisOuTMITVMA.MIT.EDU] on behalf of Brent > Miller[SMTP:.....bmillerKILLspam@spam@SCRUZNET.COM] > Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 1997 1:03 PM > To: PICLISTKILLspamMITVMA.MIT.EDU > Subject: Re: X10 on PICs? > > At 11:31 AM 5/27/97 +0500, Kevin Slater wrote: > >Does anyone know of any public work going on to send / receive X10 > commands > > using a PIC? > > I am just finishing a project that uses a 16C84 to receive X10 > commands from > a TW523 X10 line interface. The application controls 8 Triacs that > drive > low voltage AC to control sprinklers. > > I'd be happy to share the code (such as it is) and other details with > anyone who is interested. > > Brent Miller >

On Wed, 28 May 1997, Andy Burgess wrote: <snip> > There is a shareware PIC library that contains X10 stuff. I have a copy > at ftp://ftp.scruz.net/users/cichlid/public/piclib-0.21 > It's pretty old and I don't know where it's current home is. > For Dr. Cheungs current information and projects you might try the following web page: http://members.tripod.com/~edward_cheung/ I know Dr. Cheung continues to work on X-10 and PIC related hardware. Hope this helps! Best Regards, Preston Gabel :-----------------------------------------------------------------------: : The views expressed herein are mine and not necessarily my employer's : :-----------------------------------------------------------------------: : Preston S. Gabel Email: .....Preston.S.GabelKILLspam.....Tek.Com : : Tektronix, Inc : : PO Box 500 (m/s 39-527) Voice: 503 627-4605 : : Beaverton, OR 97077 FAX: 503 627-1388 : :-----------------------------------------------------------------------:

Hi Brent: I use the X-10 here in Sweden and it works well. I am interested to deve lop more on the receiver side, and would like to share your code regards Rutger At 10:03 1997-05-28 -0700, you wrote: {Quote hidden}>At 11:31 AM 5/27/97 +0500, Kevin Slater wrote: >>Does anyone know of any public work going on to send / receive X10 commands >> using a PIC? > >I am just finishing a project that uses a 16C84 to receive X10 commands from >a TW523 X10 line interface. The application controls 8 Triacs that drive >low voltage AC to control sprinklers. > >I'd be happy to share the code (such as it is) and other details with >anyone who is interested. > >Brent Miller > >

>I am just finishing a project that uses a 16C84 to receive X10 commands from >a TW523 X10 line interface. The application controls 8 Triacs that drive >low voltage AC to control sprinklers. > >I'd be happy to share the code (such as it is) and other details with >anyone who is interested. > >Brent Miller I would be interested in taking a look... -Tim *********** Tim Payne ************* Ham Radio Station - N9ABK Internet: EraseMEtimpaynespam_OUTTakeThisOuTminn.net ********************************************

To Bent Miller I am interested in your X-10 code as well. Please let me know how I can obtain it. Thanks so much for sharing your efforts. Gus Calabrese wftspam_OUTfrii.com -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WFT Electronics @spam@wftKILLspamfrii.com http://www.frii.com/~wft Gus Calabrese 303 321-1119......voicemail Lola Montes 1799 Uinta Street Denver, CO 80220 EMERGENCY: 791 High Street Estes Park, CO 80517 if no success with KILLspamwftKILLspamfrii.com, try .... RemoveMEwftTakeThisOuTbigfoot.com

Hello, I've been trying to access Dr. Cheung's Web page that was posted yesterday. The web address below works fine, but this does not seem to be his main site. When click on the link that seems to be the main site http://198.118.120.41/ I get a message that says: Too many users There are too many connected users. Please try again later. Has anyone else had any luck connecting to this site? Is it down or is it just really busy since it was posted to the PIC List? Thanks, Eric Thompson {Quote hidden}>---------- >From: Preston S Gabel[SMTP:spamBeGoneprestongspamBeGoneMDHOST.CSE.TEK.COM] >Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 1997 2:22 PM >To: TakeThisOuTPICLISTEraseMEspam_OUTMITVMA.MIT.EDU >Subject: Re: X10 on PICs? > >On Wed, 28 May 1997, Andy Burgess wrote: > ><snip> > >For Dr. Cheungs current information and projects you might try the >following web page: > >http://members.tripod.com/~edward_cheung/ > >I know Dr. Cheung continues to work on X-10 and PIC related hardware. >Hope this helps! > > >Best Regards, > >Preston Gabel > >:-----------------------------------------------------------------------: >: The views expressed herein are mine and not necessarily my employer's : >:-----------------------------------------------------------------------: >: Preston S. Gabel Email: RemoveMEPreston.S.GabelTakeThisOuTTek.Com : >: Tektronix, Inc : >: PO Box 500 (m/s 39-527) Voice: 503 627-4605 : >: Beaverton, OR 97077 FAX: 503 627-1388 : >:-----------------------------------------------------------------------: >