Switchlinc 2380

[diggler]

How do you link the switch link 2380 to isy.

 

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[Brian H]

You can't.

The 2380 is the 600 Watt. Two Way X10 Switchlinc.

No Insteon features in it.

 

If you are interested. Here is the 2380 Manual link.

http://cache-m2.smarthome.com/manuals/2380_web.pdf

[Teken]

How do you link the switch link 2380 to isy.

 

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I would gather you would go into a program and assign the house codes per this EDOC: http://cache-m2.smarthome.com/manuals/2380_web.pdf Unless there is a driving need to have this device in your home it really doesn't make sense to use this legacy hardware.

 

I have to admit X-10 is the HA that simply won't die and go away . . . 

[diggler]

I have a switchlinc that took a shit, found this laying around. Ill order a new switxhlinc and throw this one out.

 

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[MrBill]

I have to admit X-10 is the HA that simply won't die and go away . . . 

 

No doubt! 

 

Not in use anymore, but I still have a BSR branded maxi-controller, lamp module and appliance module from the late 70s.

[Teken]

No doubt! 

 

Not in use anymore, but I still have a BSR branded maxi-controller, lamp module and appliance module from the late 70s.

 

I freely admit X-10 was something that never interested me in the least. Having seen what other friends / members had done to make the X-10 system reliable was incredible. To be fair X-10 ushered in home automation for all and this is what helped create Insteon, UPB, and Power Line Ethernet. I just find it incredible in 2017 there are still probably tens of thousands of people all over the world still using this legacy technology.

 

The only thing that I can think of off the top of my head that has had such lasting effect and use is RS-232 (Serial) connection. 

 

To the X-10 creators ~ Bravo . . .