is this X10 controller compatible with the old Radio Shack Plug n Power units?
780515
Yes, I have some of the Radio Shack Plug n Power units and it works great with them.
780516
I can't help you with that. I use a Commodore C64 computer to control the x10modules or this controller. Sorry..
780517
Yes, it is. I used it to replace a Radio Shack Plug n Power controller that had failed and it works perfectly with the remotes that I have. I am very satisfied - just set the "House Code" thumbwheel to the same letter that was being used on the Radio Shack control and it should be good to go.
780518
I bought one and it works perfectly with my 15 year.old radio shack units. I'm very happy with it.
780519
Yes. Works on plug-in lamp recepticals and plug-in appliance recepticals. My control unit and recepticals are about ten years old. I only needed to replace the control unit. My old plug-in recepticals work great with the new X10 controller.
1988234
I have purchased this controller and received an rf unit. To be certain you get what you want, you may need to find one that is more clearly described.
854452
The units will if x10 technology but will probably work only with that remotes unless you have active home software
483213
This works with my X1 equipment but would not work with my older dvr equipment.
364080
No sorry, don't know.I only have an old desktop. But I figure the plug-in attachments are standardised so it might. But better to ask someone who knows for sure.
2155246
if it isn't listed, probably not, I took a chance for my HS50EXR and it didn't work, the micro usb was the wrong size. Instead of returning it I bought the Rainbowimaging wired remote for my model and used that wire with the wireless remote. It works fine. The Fuji site shows the RR90 wired remote for the X-e2, it is $13.95 through Rainbowimaging on Amazon. no promises, good luck.
1226255
I don't know. I have an old controller myself and for all I know that may be why this switch does not work right for me.
326421
Yes, It worked for me with 64bit Windows 8. I used it with an old X10 controller.
1875369
This switch can be configured as a X10 switch and can be assigned a unit code and house code. Once that is done, you can control it from X10 controller. Please note that when configured as X10 device, it will not respond to Insteon commands. In other words, it can operate either as X10 device or an Insteon device but not both. Also, when operating in X10 mode, the switch will respond only to powerline commands, not RF. To configure as X10 device, please see the switch documentation page 10. I operated these switches in X10 mode for few months before cutting over to Insteon.
337206
I plugged it into a x16 port on mine, but it fried a KVM and a USB Audio adapter of mine, so I would advise against getting it to start with.
1392068
I am not sure. I own 4 of these boards and I plug them into a standard outlet. However, there is a USB type plug that gets plugged into the board itself and the controller for the board is actually a part of the cord. You might want to check with the manufacturer. I had a couple of questions and they responded to me right away.
1226256
If this is X10 switch, it may still work. The reason for this, I have an old outlet x10, but when my new mini controller X10 came, it enable to control the outlet, provided you set the zone and house code correctly. I hope helps!
1068867
Im not sure, I used it for my plug & play xm radio. You should check on the net, look up the radio and contact the manufacturer they should be able to tell you, because I bought a few that didn't work, wasted money on my part.
1179805
In theory it should if the code is available. I'm not to familiar with that brand. I would recommend the x10 remote. It has more features.
1692159
Yes, with caveats. See http://www.smarthome.com/2413S/PowerLinc-Modem-INSTEON-Serial-Interface-Dual-Band/p.aspx. The Insteon devices themselves are both X-10 and Insteon capable.
1907128
I don't think so but I would look up wired controller shell then that would work, wired and wireless shells are different
1546334
This unit DOES work with X-10, as do ALL Insteon receivers. You have to program the 2477S to accept an X-10 address of your choice - its set to a default of "A1" from the factory, but you can change it to any address from A-P/1-16 as desired. You do need an X-10 controller capable of sending the House and the Unit codes, such as an HR12A, or any other type of plug-in X-10 controller (The KR19A/KR22A's usually don't work). Once that is done, your existing x-10 controllers will work, treating this unit as it did before. Note though that this does not repeat X-10 signals, it will not work wirelessly via X-10 unless you have a transceiver installed.Hope that clears this up. This unit DOES work with X-10, as do ALL Insteon receivers. You have to program the 2477S to accept an X-10 address of your choice - its set to a default of "A1" from the factory, but you can change it to any address from A-P/1-16 as desired. You do need an X-10 controller capable of sending the House and the Unit codes, such as an HR12A, or any other type of plug-in X-10 controller (The KR19A/KR22A's usually don't work). Once that is done, your existing x-10 controllers will work, treating this unit as it did before. Note though that this does not repeat X-10 signals, it will not... » Read More This unit DOES work with X-10, as do ALL Insteon receivers. You have to program the 2477S to accept an X-10 address of your choice - its set to a default of "A1" from the factory, but you can change it to any address from A-P/1-16 as desired. You do need an X-10 controller capable of sending the House and the Unit codes, such as an HR12A, or any other type of plug-in X-10 controller (The KR19A/KR22A's usually don't work). Once that is done, your existing x-10 controllers will work, treating this unit as it did before. Note though that this does not repeat X-10 signals, it will not work wirelessly via X-10 unless you have a transceiver installed.Hope that clears this up. « Show Less