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1. If a particular Module won’t go on or off from the buttons on the
Digital Clock Timer
:
Check that you have power to the outlet controlling the Module and the switch on the
light or appliance is ON.
Check that the Number Code and Letter Code on the Module are set correctly.
Try plugging the Module and the Digital Clock Timer into the same outlet. If the Module
doesn’t work in ANY outlet, not even with the Module and the Digital Clock Timer in the
same duplex receptacle (top and bottom) the Module may be defective.
Contact www.x10pro.com/support if you need help.
2. If you can’t control ANY Modules from the Digital Clock Timer.
Check that there is a time displayed on the Digital Clock Timer and that you have power
to the outlet it is plugged into.
Check that the Letter Code for the Digital Clock Timer is set correctly (see page 13). Try
plugging the Module and the Digital Clock Timer into the same outlet. If NONE of your
Modules work in ANY outlet, not even with the Module and the Digital Clock Timer in the
same duplex receptacle (top and bottom) the Digital Clock Timer may be defective.
Contact www.x10pro.com/support if you need help.
Intercom systems
Intercom systems which send voice signals over existing electrical wiring may interfere
with the operation of the Digital Clock Timer when the intercom is in use. If the Intercom
system has its own separate wiring it will not cause a problem.
Power interruptions
When the power is restored after an outage, Lamp Modules and Wall Switch Modules
will normally be OFF. Appliance Modules have a “latching relay mechanism” and will
stay as they were before the interruption.
This means that when you first plug in an Appliance Module which you have just
purchased, it may in an ON or OFF state (the state it was in before unplugging it after
factory testing).
Battery backup
If you install two AA alkaline batteries in the battery compartment of the Digital Clock
Timer your programmed times will be protected for up to 48 hours in the event of a
power outage. The backlight and the buzzer do not operate when the unit is running on
the backup batteries.
Battery indicator
If the batteries are low, dead, or not installed, the low battery indicator will be shown in
the display. It is recommended that you check the condition of the batteries regularly
and replace them at least once every 6 months.
Troubleshooting
Accessories
Modules
A wide range of Receiver and Control Modules are available from X10 PRO, all of
which can be controlled from the Digital Clock Timer. Modules available include
replacement Wall Switches (Model PLW01 Toggle replacement and Model XPD3
Decorative Dimming and Model XPS3 Decorative Non-Dimming), X10 controlled AC
Outlet Model PAO11, Screw-in Lamp Module Model PSM04, Plug-in Lamp Module
Model PLM03 and Appliance Module Model PAM02 plus many others.
Remotes
You can add any number of Home Automation Wireless Remotes such as the Keychain
2 Channel Remote Model PHR04 or the Handheld RF Remote Model PHR03 which
controls up to 16 Modules around the home (either requires a Transceiver Model
PAT01).
Controllers
A range of plug-in Controllers are available including the Touch-Tone Controller Model
PHC06 which lets you use any touch tone telephone to call home and control X10 PRO
Modules.
Security System
The Modules that operate with your Digital Clock Timer system also work with
X10 PRO's Wireless Security Systems.
