So, I have gotten to the point where I have one controller switch installed (2474DWH) and an outlet (2473S). The switch is controlling the wired load. The outlet is controlling IT's wired load (pushing the button turns on and off the power to the light). However, I cannot connect the switch controller to the outlet responder. I can get them both to blink their LEDs, but I get nothing after that.
I have very old wiring without neutral, which is why I used the two-wire switch. I thought, though, that the positive for Insteon was that they used wired (X10-like) comms as well as RF. Given that these two devices are less than 12 feet from one another, I can't imagine that the RF isn't strong enough.
On another post, I read that it could be that I had the polarity reversed between the switch and the outlet, so I check both.
Please tell me I spent $200 on a product that has an RF backup.
Otherwise, anyone have any ideas?
I have very old wiring without neutral, which is why I used the two-wire switch. I thought, though, that the positive for Insteon was that they used wired (X10-like) comms as well as RF. Given that these two devices are less than 12 feet from one another, I can't imagine that the RF isn't strong enough.
On another post, I read that it could be that I had the polarity reversed between the switch and the outlet, so I check both.
Please tell me I spent $200 on a product that has an RF backup.
Otherwise, anyone have any ideas?
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