While I am a newbie with respect to Insteon, I've been using X10 for almost 40 years (since the BSR days) so, our home now represents a substantial investment in X10 devices... for example, we have (and depend on) over thirty X10 wall switches
If X10 commands are supported by Insteon devices, I will probably choose Insteon as a transition path away from X10 since we cannot justify replacing all X10 devices in one step.
1 - http://www.insteon.com/insteon-x10-programming.html indicates that Insteon supports X10, but there is no date on that page nor is there any specific mention of the Hub nor the Hub2, so, does the Hub2 have the capability to control X10 devices?
2 - Reverse related to this, the above page _seems_ to indicate that Insteon switches can be programmed to respond to X10 commands. Is this the case?
3 - Does the Insteon android app have a "demo" mode? (I've installed the app, but it will not go beyond the hub association process which I can't do until I purchase a hub.)
Thanks in advance for any information.
Beverly Howard
If X10 commands are supported by Insteon devices, I will probably choose Insteon as a transition path away from X10 since we cannot justify replacing all X10 devices in one step.
1 - http://www.insteon.com/insteon-x10-programming.html indicates that Insteon supports X10, but there is no date on that page nor is there any specific mention of the Hub nor the Hub2, so, does the Hub2 have the capability to control X10 devices?
2 - Reverse related to this, the above page _seems_ to indicate that Insteon switches can be programmed to respond to X10 commands. Is this the case?
3 - Does the Insteon android app have a "demo" mode? (I've installed the app, but it will not go beyond the hub association process which I can't do until I purchase a hub.)
Thanks in advance for any information.
Beverly Howard
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