Hello,
I'm a new poster here but have been using Indigo for a few years controlling mostly X10 devices by way of a 2413U. I am using probably not using Indigo efficiently, but I manage most of my smart home automations via HomeKit and have the HomeKit Bridge plugin installed. I know HomeKit is not as powerful for automations as Indigo, but it is an easy interface which can be managed easily by all of my Apple Devices. I have sensors outside for turning on driveway and various door front lights. For example, I have Driveway, Side Door, Basement Door, and Front Door which are all X10 wall switches. I also have three X10 sensors. When one of my motion sensors goes off, I have a HomeKit automation to turn each of them on. One for each motion sensor. The problem is that they don't all always turn on (or turn off) when triggered from the HomeKit automation. The door lights may turn on and the driveway may not, or it could be another light. I have multiple motion sensors so they usually eventually all turn on, but that isn't really the way to do this. I also have a XPCR Coupler for going between my power legs. I believe what is happening is that Indigo is sending the X10 commands too fast for the system (could also be because of the XPCR repeating signals) and they may be overlapping. While it is not efficient (I really don't need speed here), is there a way to introduce a delay to slow down Indigo to help prevent it from overlapping these commands? If I have to add something in code I can do that, but I'd like to finally fix this as it can be annoying. Perhaps I could move the automations as triggers in Indigo, but I really need to slow Indigo sending X10 commands to to match the speed my X10 needs.
O.