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                        "*": "[[File:nav_sr227.jpg||link=SR227]]\n\n==Questions==\n\n[[Modules Work in Some Locations but not Others|Why do some modules work in some outlets and not in others?]]\n\n[[Modules Turn On or Off by Themselves|Why do some modules sometimes turn on and off by themselves?]]\n\n[[Switch Turns Off But Not On|Modules can be turned off but not turned on from the X10 powerline signal. What might cause this? ]]\n\n[[Switch Turns On But Not Off|Why does my Appliance Module turn on but not off?]]\n\n[[Modules Turn On Immediately After Being Turned Off|Why does my Appliance Module turn on immediately after being turned off?]]\n\n[[Local Control for Lamp & Appliance Modules|What is the local control feature on the Lamp and Appliance Modules?]]\n\n[[256 Possible Addresses|Since there are 256 possible addresses, am I limited to 256 controlled devices?]]\n\n[[Amperage vs. Wattage vs. Horsepower|Why are there different voltage ratings for different devices on the back of my Appliance Module?]]\n\n[[Amperage vs. Wattage vs. Horsepower|How do I know if I the module I have selected has enough power? ]]\n\n[[Amperage vs. Wattage vs. Horsepower|Can horsepower be converted to amps, and vice versa? ]]\n\n[[Circuit Interrupters And X10|I have an GFI / GFCI outlet- can I control this with X10? ]]"
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                        "*": "==Question==\n\n'''How come I can only record, play, listen or talk in Internet Explorer?'''\n\n'''How come I cannot record, play, listen or talk in my Windows 10 Edge Browser?'''\n\n==Answer==\n\nThe RECORD, PLAY, LISTEN, and TALK options require '''ActiveX Controls'''.\n\n\nCurrently Internet Explorer is the only browser that can utilize these options.\n\n\nThe camera needs to be logged into Internet Explorer as '''ADMINISTRATOR''' to record manually and to record in the event of an alarm.\n\n\n\n===Windows 10 - Edge Browser===\n\nThe AirSight IP cameras will work on a PC running Windows 10.\n\nPlease note though that Windows 10 no longer defaults to Internet Explorer with ActiveX controls, it uses Microsoft's new browser EDGE.\n\nSince Edge does not support ActiveX controls, it will be similar to viewing your camera via other non-ActiveX browsers like Chrome or FireFox.\n\nAs such you'll need to use the SIGN IN option under SERVER PUSH MODE (For Safari,FireFox, Google Browser) to be able to view your cameras in an Edge browser.\n\nPC's that have been updated to Windows 10 from a previous OS version can still access an IE browser by navigating to the PROGRAM FILES (X86) folder of their C: drive - then INTERNET EXPLORER file then run the IEXPLORER.EXE file as administrator."
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