when I get my RM device, and figure out where to download the HA thing and get some guidance (pictures?) for Tuicemen how he has configured it, I agree the living doc is a good idea and I will add to it what I am learning. I think if we experiment with EACH icon, each individual thing we can right some notes about what it does, how to to use it.
You might be talking about HA Bridge. That is what I use to connect Alexa to HomeGenie.
The doc I posted should have a section on setting that up too. If it doesn’t… let me know.
I actually created a HA-Bridge interface program to help make it easier for users wishing to use devices configured in it from HG
This was mainly so I could easily interface with the Broadlink RM.
I also had several other devices already configured in HA-Bridge which I can now easily control from HG.
Well. That sounds great! I think I read about your work in that earlier now that you mention it. Us x10 maniacs (word chosen carefully) all owe you a lot for all your contributions over the years!!
Since you’ve been using HA-Bridge with HG for a while can you post a sample script for say A1 dim to use in HA-Bridge. The Dim function (which I rarely use) eludes me.
Sorry… I am not doing any dimming either in HA-Bridge. I am only doing a couple lights on and off and ALL lights on and off. 
No problem. Maybe someone else can enlighten me.
I actually only control a couple of lights as well with HA-Bridge and Alexa. I use more appliances and specialty devices I rigged up like my Outdoor Wood Furnace, Solar tracker and fans here at my Off grid Cottage.
I use it more for lights in the city but even there I rarely dim or brighten.
Guys, my RM thing came in today! So I would love to try to install that HA thing and then do something tomorrow during the day… So far I have found 5 or so sites that talk about how to program? the HA but none that show where to download it… I am way behind your eighballs and need to catch up fast!
THANKS for saving me 30 minutes of searching!
I sure would like to know what the RM Thing is…. what is its actual name?
Can’t imagine anyone wanting to use Active Home Pro at this stage. It’s all but defunct at this stage and patching together a 20+ year old Windows application is hardly the way forward.
Most of what you need to know about HomeGenie has already been covered in the old homegenie forum. X10 in HomeGenie is very straightforward and with the sample applications provided by the users there it should answer all your questions.
The installation of HA Bridge in HomeGenie is already documented in the old forum. I did point Tuicemen in the right direction to that fact. It’s all copy and paste instructions to get it working on the Raspberry Pi and other Linux installs. Not sure about Windows as I don’t use it.
Glad to see you guys are sharing your experiences here. There are a lot of experienced HomeGenie users here who have a very good working knowledge of C#, JavaScript and JSON and have been very helpful to the project.
HomeGenie can be a little daunting for the novice but a very useful application to learn a little programming which can’t be encouraged enough.
Don’t forget to report back here and of course credit those who provide solutions for you. It makes for a very harmonious community.
Kevin, sorry. the em thing is Broadlink RM. it can be googled.
Tuicemen is the only one who has reported being able to SEND X10 security codes via RF from HG - what we require to let HG control our X10 DS7000 security consoles. Or even the older original X10 security console. His discovery is HG will talk to java program called HA-bridge, and HA-bridge will talk to this $ 25 hardware device called broadlink RM. The em thing connects via wifi to your network and can send IR (I don’t care) and RF commands - somehow it learns to mimick these - I am guessing by hearing them once and recording them in its memory. Then on demand it can spew the mimicked RF back out.
I found native win10 does NOT include Java, and since I have had no need for it in past, none of my dozen win 10 upgraded machines has it! makes the ha-bridge totally useless and frustrating until I figured that out.
Then too the rm thing is brain dead and totally useless out of the bo too! From tuicemens valuable input I assumed I did not need to run the android app called e-automation that it says to do in its instructions… finally did download it to phone, and it now talks to rm and is ready for network pw to connect and maybe do something!
Thanks again Tuicemen!!
I feel like a tortoise in a race against a rabbit!
My memory isn’t what it once was so I tend to miss steps, sorry about that. You may wish to have a look at my forum in the Broadlink section as I did create some threads for the broadllink all of which were for Windows. A quick read through them may be helpful.
I cover HA Bridge some in that HG for X10 doc I am pretty sure. If not- let me know and I will send you the version that has it. It is not particularly hard to use. I am surprised Win 10 doesnt include Java but it is super easy to install- so that should not be a problem. Are you having trouble figuring out how to get Java on your Win 10 machine??
I wont be one of those guys but man… I actually cant believe someone actually uses an X10 security system. I have enough trouble getting X10 lights to go on at dusk and off at dawn reliably. Good for you though if you can stomach it. After about 15 years… I am trying to slowly get off of X10.
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Ok so do the following:
Ensure you have the X10RF package installed.
Create a widget and assign it as a Switch.
In the Features/Options section assign it as IR Remote Controller.
In the Enable control by IR remote section tick that box
In the Toggle module with IR button section click on that little eye 
to your right. It will now allow you to record the RF command so issue that command from your device by tripping it or pressing a switch or whatever.
A hex code should appear to the left of that . Save the widget and now you have a widget corresponding to your device/sensor
When asking questions try keep them as short and sweet as possible. It makes it easier for users to give you a straightforward answer.
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This is really cool, I didn’t realize this would capture X10 RF to send latter. though it seems your missing a step somewhere I can’t seem to utilize this
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Have you got the X10RF package via the MIG installer.
I’ve got all sorts of sensors installed this way like generic smoke sensors, water sensors, CO sensors etc.
Assuming your CM15 is hooked up too. I don’t use X10 security sensors so I can’t vouch for them. Try a cheap generic sensor and use the method I’ve outlined above.
Not sure but I think bkenobi got the x10 security sensors working at some stage.
What you’re really trying to achieve is to capture the RF hex code for use later in other macros and scripts. You can monitor all your RF traffic on the Dashboard.
yes, the RF package is installed I can monitor all RF traffic.
if I activate the IR program I can see my security arm and disarm button presses in it.
Are you saying the cm15 is seeing and reporting Other RF signals to HG?
Or do you have another RF receiver connected.