Bunch of errors with X-10 after power loss

[Mastiff]

Every time the Server (which has a CM11A and an ATI Remote Wonder connected to it) restarts because the power is lost (this is the lightning season, I have to pull the plug fast at times, like yesterday) I get a bunch of weird X10 errors on the next startup, and normally the ATI Remote Wonder won't work. Here's the printout from the Lua Console when I fired it up this morning. Any suggestions?


EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>
EventHandler: .\scripts\x10.lua:853: attempt to perform arithmetic on field `?' (a string value)
stack traceback:
.\scripts\x10.lua:853: in function <.\scripts\x10.lua:843>

[jackisidore]

I have something similar. My girder/CM11 sometimes shows unknown X10 commands in the log display, after a restart of the PC and girder they pop up more frequently. And most amazing: it always shows D_15_... commands as D_21_...
I switched the CM11 for another CM11 and the effect is the same.

[Mastiff]

Another thing is that I find a bunch of strange files in the directory C:\Program Files\Promixis\Girder\UserData, they are mostly called X10.CO or .C0. I have to delete those.

[Ron]

I looked at my x10.lua file but sadly you must be running an older version as the line numbers don't link up with anything sensible. What version are you running?

[Mastiff]

I'm running 4.0.5.2. Should I upgrade? It's listed as the last stable version, and this is my most important computer.