Difference between revisions of "Troubleshooting Remote Controls in ActiveHome Pro"
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ActiveHome Pro must be set up to take commands from your remote control(s). In the main ActiveHome Pro screen, click on the Tools menu, and then choose Hardware Configuration. On the bottom-right hand side you will see ''Transceived House Code(s).'' If Auto is selected, you can confirm whether or not the House Codes you use are checked. | ActiveHome Pro must be set up to take commands from your remote control(s). In the main ActiveHome Pro screen, click on the Tools menu, and then choose Hardware Configuration. On the bottom-right hand side you will see ''Transceived House Code(s).'' If Auto is selected, you can confirm whether or not the House Codes you use are checked. | ||
Revision as of 01:15, 11 July 2006
Question
I can control modules from the ActiveHome Pro screen, but not using my remote controls. What should I do?
Answer
ActiveHome Pro must be set up to take commands from your remote control(s). In the main ActiveHome Pro screen, click on the Tools menu, and then choose Hardware Configuration. On the bottom-right hand side you will see Transceived House Code(s). If Auto is selected, you can confirm whether or not the House Codes you use are checked.
If one of your House Codes is not checked, select Specific, and choose each one you use. When they are all chosen, click Update Interface to save your House Codes within the interface. You should now be able to operate your modules using an X10 remote control.
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