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Been there :)

You'll just have to come out to the west coast Chip!

Cypress, CA Nov 14 - 16. As much as I have enjoyed the mother-ship in the past, its a long haul from Vancouver, Canada.

hello all does anyone has the ir code for the planet iTV receiver box? thanks in advance http://www.planet-itv.com/itvkart/ip-tv-plans/planet-iptv-box.html

Someone already suggested that Chip :). But yes, that's one of the standard ways to deal with rounding number off and a lot easier than playing around with the remainder. Geoff

Confirmed: Cypress, CA Nov 12 See you there!

I can concur 1000% with Lincoln with regards to the TPCS-4. Same "lags sometimes" when doing the most simplistic attempts at lighting buttons. (Whoda thunk that???) Likewise, yes - you can access the

Just say it was beta code. ;) You can get away with anything then.

Ahh, but some of us are gonna miss seeing you in NJ! - Chip

Yeah - what he said. :) (You beat me to it - damn Yahoo! Groups "update") - Chip

What latest modules? Did they actually release modules for the 220 series?

There was a tstat rounding module already in the files section. Been there since 2004. TB

Haha, Thanks for the correction Stig. Poorly.formatted.code.example = iPad.Splus.edits + not.enough.sleep + hangover.from.wedding; //Equation to defend programmer's ego -Neil

Confirmed Oct 17-19 in NJ.

Thanks all, I did the combo of Most suggestions and used a asum to add 5, then into a divmod and the output is a perfect 2- digit number like me old Tstat and work great. Thanks for all the replies, I

Hi all, Do any body know if it's possible to have control of panasonic led TV with RS232 or IP. Thanks

The TPMC-4SM (and TPCS-4SM, not sure about the "D" version, though) do via the System3 Reserved Joins device extender with an analog value for each button (0 - off, 1 - green, 2 - red, IIRC) Beware,

Can't you just add 5 to the initial value before DIVMODing it, or is my math off? - Chip

I'm confirmed for Nov 12th-14th in Cypress. No more 6 hour flight across the country!

So they're already doing better than Crestron... sorry, that was a cheap shot.