Heyu info doesnt seem to pay attention to the config file.

[AverageGuy]

It always reports for housecode A. I used the -v flag and see that it reads the /etc/heyu/x10.conf file
[code]

heyu info
Searching for '/root/.heyu/x10config'
Searching for '/etc/heyu/x10.conf'
Found configuration file '/etc/heyu/x10.conf'
Heyu directory /etc/heyu/ is writable.
Reading Heyu configuration file '/etc/heyu/x10.conf'
lockpid: Checking for file '/var/lock/LCK..heyu.write.ttyUSB0'
Trying to lock (/var/lock/LCK..heyu.write.ttyUSB0)
lockpid: Checking for file '/var/lock/LCK..heyu.write.ttyUSB0'
/var/lock/LCK..heyu.write.ttyUSB0 is locked
Alert acks are 0x52, 0x12, 0x42
lockpid: Checking for file '/var/lock/LCK..heyu.relay.ttyUSB0'
Relay lockfile not found - spawning heyu_relay.
starting heyu_relay
xwrite() called, count=1
xread() called, count=14, timeout = 3
xread() returning 14 byte(s). The first is 0xff
xwrite() called, count=1
xread() called, count=1, timeout = 1
xread() returning 1 byte(s). The first is 0xeb
Checksum confirmed
xwrite() called, count=1
xread() called, count=1, timeout = 1
xread() returning 1 byte(s). The first is 0x55
Interface is ready.
The battery usage is unknown.
04:59:38 is the interface time
310 is the julian date
Mon ( 2) is the interface day of the week
Heyu version 2.10.3
Configuration at /etc/heyu/x10.conf
Powerline interface on /dev/ttyUSB0
Firmware revision Level = 1
Interface battery usage = Unknown
Raw interface clock: Mon, Day 310, 04:59:38
Searching for /etc/heyu/x10record
File /etc/heyu/x10record is absent
(--> Civil Time: Mon 07 Nov 2022   04:59:38 EST)
No schedule has been uploaded by Heyu.
Housecode = A
0 = off, 1 = on,               unit  16.......8...4..1
Last addressed device =       0x8000 (0000001000000000)
Status of monitored devices = 0x0000 (0000000000000000)
Status of dimmed devices =    0x0000 (0000000000000000)
lockpid: Checking for file '/var/lock/LCK..heyu.write.ttyUSB0'
munlock: Unlink file '/var/lock/LCK..heyu.write.ttyUSB0'

and

grep -i house /etc/heyu/x10.conf 
# which references the alias label in place of a housecode|unit address.
# Base housecode.  The default is A.
# HOUSECODE	  A                # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P
HOUSECODE	  C                # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P
# Format:  ALIAS  Label  Housecode|Unitcode_string  [Module_Type]

Obviously I don't know what I'm doing, please help.
Thanks,
Jim

[jkrzyszt]

From man x10config:

HOUSECODE directive
The housecode directive indicates the housecode for which the CM11A is
to store in its internal registers the on/off/dim status of individual
units when signals are sent or received over the AC power line. The
'heyu reset' command (with no housecode parameter supplied) will pro‐
gram the CM11A to use the housecode provided by this directive. (It
will not do this automatically.)

[AverageGuy]

Thank you. I knew it was simple, I just didn't know how.
Jim.