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I'm trying to sense 120v using a micro module. Specifically, I'm using the open close micro module, and I have connected the yellow sense wire to the alarm light of the septic system. Communication isn't great, but I finally did pair it. Is the RF bad on these micro modules? Anyways. I can turn the module on and off from the admin console, but it does not come on in response to applying 120v at the sense wire.

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How does the ISY support the open/close module? I see little in the line of options and the status and control options don't seem quite right. Shouldn't I be able to tell if sense 1 or sense 2 are triggered? Shouldn't the state be able to be UP/DOWN/ or stationary?

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That's not the purpose of the Open/close Module. The Open/Close module provides temporary power to a reversible motor to open and or close shutters or shades. Power is applied long enough to accomplish the task and then shuts off.

 

The module you want/need is an On/Off module,

 

BTW, have you ensured that the alarm light provides 120VAC?

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That's not the purpose of the Open/close Module. The Open/Close module provides temporary power to a reversible motor to open and or close shutters or shades. Power is applied long enough to accomplish the task and then shuts off.

 

The module you want/need is an On/Off module,

 

BTW, have you ensured that the alarm light provides 120VAC?

 

Yes it does provide 120vac. The load of the module is not connected. All I need to do is sense that the "up" sense wire has been turned on. Even momentarily, that would be enough. 

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Hmmm... Well it started working. Leaving the first two options unchecked, and checking the third option, seemed to do the trick. 

Momentary and Dual line both unchecked.

Line high always on; Line low always off.. checked.

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