# This file is used to tell HEYU where your CM11A is plugged in, what the
# default house code is, to set some variables and to define aliases for
# your X10 modules. This file should reside in $HOME/.x10config
# See the man page x10config(5) for the file layout.
#
# this file should contain x10 appliance aliases, one per line, as:
# appliance-name housecode modulenumber
# for example:
# mydesklamp A 4
# atticfan B 3
#
# In addition, the devicename for the line the Powerhouse is attached to must
# be specified. An example is:
TTY /dev/ttyS4
# and the default housecode with:
HOUSECODE A
#
# aliases
denLamp A 7
fountain A 15
dickens A 5
porch A 8
garage A 14
waterHeater B 1
roofLight A 10
treeLight A 9
treeDim A 11
patioLight A 12
tree A 1
#
# email_arrived A 5
# monitor A 6
# batteries A 7
# high_thermostat A 8
#
# set default housecode -- the one the switches will use
# OPTION HOUSECODE A
#
# Set the port the program will use.
# OPTION TTY /dev/ttyS4
# The NEWFORMAT directive allows version 1.28 and higher to display more
# informative messages.
NEWFORMAT
#
# The file listed with MACROXREF is where HEYU will store the addresses
# where macros are loaded in the CM11A. If you don't use this directive,
# The macros addresses will not be cross-referenced.
MACROXREF /root/.x10macroxref
#
#
# There is an auxiliary program that can set dawn and dusk times if it
# knows your longitude and latitude. The format for this data is
#degrees:minutes
LONGITUDE 121:52
LATITUDE 37:41