User`s guide

X10CONFIG(5) X10CONFIG(5)

ORE_DISPLAY_COUNT directive

Determines whether the rawdata is displayed in the monitor/logﬁle for Oregon Wind and Rain sensors.

The parameter choises are YES or NO, with the default being NO.

RFXCOM_DISABLE directive

The RFXCOM RF receiverhardware may be conﬁgured to suppress signals from speciﬁc sensor types to

improve noise immunity and/or to ignore foreign signals from nearby sensors. Its use supercedes the direc-

tive RFXCOM_ENABLE, which is nowobsolete since newer RFXCOM ﬁrmware supports a wider variety

of signal types.

The syntax is:

RFXCOM_DISABLE <type> [<type> [<type> ...]]]

The signal types which may be disabled are currently:

OREGON

ARCTECH

ATIWONDER

KOPPLA

X10 (Standard and Security X10)

HE_UK (HomeEasy -UKand KAKU protocols)

HE_EU (HomeEasy -EUprotocol)

VISONIC (Receivable only by RFXCOM VISONIC receivers.)

All but HE_UK and HE_EU may be abbreviated to three characters.

Examples:

RFXCOM_DISABLE OREGON

RFXCOM_DISABLE ORE ARC ATI

RFXCOM_ENABLE directive

This is nowobsolete. See RFXCOM_DISABLE above.

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The following directivesprovide controls for Heyu´s security system features.

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ARM_MAX_DELAYdirective

When the ´heyu arm max ...´ command is entered at the command line or receivedfrom the RF auxiliary

device, Heyu´s security ﬂag is initially set to "armpending". At the end of the delay (in seconds) speciﬁed

by this directive,the security ﬂag is changed from "armpending" to "armed". The following example speci-

ﬁes the delay to be 30 seconds:

ARM_MAX_DELAY30

The default for this directive is0(zero), which sets the "armed" ﬂag immediately regardless of the "max" or

"min" parameter.

ARM_REMOTE directive

This directive controls the behavior of Heyu when an ´arm´ signal is receivedfrom an RF Security remote

(source RCVA). The allowed parameters are AUTOorMANUAL, with the default being AUTO. If set to

MANUAL, the signal does not automatically set the global security ﬂags, thus allowing the signal to be

used to launch a script to customize the arming process, e.g., to ﬁrst check that all doors and windows are

closed and takeanalternate action if theyare not. This directive has no effect for ´arm´ commands origi-

nating from the command line or other sources.

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