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| − | If you have a car with the HomeLink RF system, you can use it to transmit X10 commands from your car to turn on lights. You will need a remote (we recommend the [[HR12A]]) and a transceiver, plus any modules or switches for particular devices you want to control. HomeLink provides [http://www.homelink.com/ | + | |
| + | If you have a car with the HomeLink RF system, you can use it to transmit X10 commands from your car to turn on lights. You will need a remote (we recommend the [[HR12A]]) and a transceiver, plus any modules or switches for particular devices you want to control. | ||
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| + | *HomeLink provides [http://www.homelink.com/programming/programming.taf vehicle-specific programming instructions] at [http://www.homelink.com/home/home.tml their website]. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:46, 15 May 2014
Question
My car came with a feature called HomeLink. Can I use this to control X10 devices?
Answer
If you have a car with the HomeLink RF system, you can use it to transmit X10 commands from your car to turn on lights. You will need a remote (we recommend the HR12A) and a transceiver, plus any modules or switches for particular devices you want to control.
- HomeLink provides vehicle-specific programming instructions at their website.