X10.doc

  AUTHOR: Ned Kelly
          Arlington, Texas
          817-277-5825
 
  This software is designed to drive the 
  X-10 CP290 home control interface.

  This device came from Radio Shack and was designed for an 
  IBM PC.  It connects to the serial port and sends commands
  over the household wiring to control units.

  The device came with software for an IBM PC, but this was
  obviously not suitable for an Amiga.  The device 
  communicates via the serial port at the unheard of baud 
  rate of 600 baud.

  Calling sequence is: 
    X10 [ON/OFF] [U unit ] [H code] [S seru] [V] [?]
      where "unit" is a unit number from "1" through "16"
            to control or the keyword "ALL".
      where "code" is a house code from "A" through "P".
            Default house code is "A".
      where "seru" is the unit number of the serial port
            on the Commodore A2232 multiport serial card
            to which the X10 controller is connected.
            Default is "2".
      ON  causes the specified unit to be turned on.
      OFF causes the specified unit to be turned off.
      V causes version name to be displayed.
      ? causes this file to be displayed.
    The arguments may appear in any order.