User`s guide

X10CONFIG(5) X10CONFIG(5)
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The following directivesprovide controls for RF input to Heyu from the auxiliary port daemon heyu_aux.
They´re more fully explained in man page x10aux(5).
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TTY_AUX directive
Specify the auxiliary serial port and RF receiverdevice.
TTY_AUX <serial port> <receiverdevice>
where <receiverdevice> is W800RF32A, MR26A, or RFXCOM. Example:
TTY_AUX /dev/ttyS1 W800RF32A
There is no default for this directive.
SUPPRESS_RFXJAM directive
Older firmware versions of the RFXCOM receiversent a special "jamming" signal when theydetected RF
jamming, but the system was prone to manyfalse positivesand the feature was removed. This directive
allows suppressing the jamming signals from older RFXCOM versions by treating them as RF Noise.
The options for this directive are YES or NO, with the default being NO.
ALIAS directive
ForRFsignals receivedbythe W800RF32A from security remotes and sensors, this ALIAS format maps
the device to a housecode|unit address.
ALIAS <label> <housecode|unit> <device model> <ID> [<ID> [<ID>...]]
where <ID> represents the security ID of a device expressed as a hexadecimal number,either with or with-
out the "0x" prefix. Up to 16 security IDs can be associated with a single housecode|unit address in the
case of multiple security remotes of the same model. (Each sensor device should be mapped to its own
address.) Examples:
ALIAS kitchen_door F11 DS10A 0x3c
ALIAS keychain_remote G8 KR10A 2a b4 c7
The ID for entertainment remotes likethe UR81A is fixed and included in the model, so isn’tspecified with
the ALIAS directive.
TRANSCEIVE directive
RFFORWA RD directive
Determine which housecodes which are to be transceivedtopower line code (source SNDA) by the
heyu_aux daemon and which housecodes are forwarded directly (source RCVA) to the heyu_engine dae-
mon for launching scripts or whatever. These applies only to signals from Standard X10 remotes, not secu-
rity or entertainment remotes.
TRANSCEIVE <list>
RFFORWARD <list>
where <list> may be the keywords ALL or NONE, or may be a string of housecode enclosed in square []
brackets. Additionally,the keyword ALLEXCEPT followed by the housecode string in square brackets
may be used. Example:
TRANSCEIVE [BFH]
RFFORWARD [DE]
which will transceive standard X10 RF signals on housecode B, F,and H, and forward X10 RF signals on
housecodes D and E. RF signals on all other housecodes will be ignored. Another example:
TRANSCEIVE [BFH]
RFFORWA RD ALLEXCEPT [BFH]
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