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Receiver - Plug-In Appliance Module Ref : RPA

July 2009 page 6 RPA

1. Plug the appliance or

lamp into the module.

2. Plug the module

into a socket.

Installing the appliance module

NOTE: Make sure the appliance or light is powered on.

X10 address

The X10 address consists of a House Code and a Unit Code.

In order for this module to respond to a command sent via the

Power line, the module needs to be initialized.

It is possible to congure multiple addresses for this module.

General information:

- The RPA appliance module can be congured to respond to up to 8 X10

addresses.

- The led will blink Red when ON/OFF commands are received.

1. Use a small sharp object, e.g. a paper clip, to shortly press the

setup button. This button is situated in the small opening between

the two LEDs. When the button is pressed, the green led will blink

quickly, waiting for a command.

2. Send the ‘power on’ command for the desired address.

3. The led will stop blinking.

4. The appliance module address is now stored.

5. If you wish to congure additional addresses repeat this procedure

form from step 1.

Programming the RPA:

If you want to control the RPA via a RF remote like e.g. the ebode TPC, EM

or IMRF, you need to install a RF transceiver (e.g. RPT, CM15, TM13 or SC28

security console).

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