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I do believe Eric is correct!

I still don't like it. There should be a way to defeat it. I know how to save my own revisions and the last thing I need is another copy clogging up my drive.

I believe the correct information is that you can have as many ECCON's in your program as you need, but the compiler treats them all as a single object.

I don't hide buttons anymore, too dangerous. I used to hide button all over the house, until one day the cats found a big one I had hidden under the couch and batted it around the room until they got

Yikes! Someone at Crestron needs their wrist slapped. While you can use one ECCONNECT in a program, it would be insanity to manage connections that way. I had residential programs that had ~80-100

Oh I have the same functions on the panel, often I even display the TX and RX strings for device control (only when that page is visible obviously) so the techs can troubleshoot RS-232 cables. I just

I like to do it, for set ups that user dont need like bass and trb control for zones and other set ups like projector and stuf is the hidden way to me! -- *Jesus Tossas* * * *Technology Architect,

This is awesome information Neil! Thanks for posting this. Brian

I have 16 of these things and 3 of them are (consistently over a period of days) randomly rebooting. I'm pretty sure I have seen it on more than these three, but for now we have identified 3 panels

If they told you in training that you can only have 1 ECCON in your program, they informed you incorrectly.

So if I understand your chart (which looks great btw), you are using a ECCONNECT per CCROSS which means a ECCONNECT per touchpanel. I was told in training to only use 1 ECCONNECT in the program. I

That looks pretty cool... I'm not feeling like tinkering for this, otherwise I'd probably have a go at it! - Chip

This is what I'm going to do (or something like it) when I find some extra time one of these weekends. http://www.instructables.com/id/Pandoras-Box-An-Internet-Radio-player-made-with/ The Raspberry Pi

Also, on the off-chance that this is a DM system, CEC usually works without a problem on those displays.

Blargh. That PC had also been my iTunes computer, and since I'm kinda partial/fond of the Mac Mini, I might just grab another one of those off eBay and go that route - running iTunes & LMS on that.

The WD TV Live does not have a "real" open API, but it is built on top of DLNA (at least for rendering).So from what I have heard you should be able to use the DMR controls. With the WD Live TV you

Fusion Research makes a line of ovation pieces that mimics a squeezebox. It even uses the squeezebox API. I'm integrating one now. Under a $1000. They have several models. This one I have is a 3

I have had similar issues with the NX587E module. My error logs state that a serial gather has exceeded the simpl+ processor. What is your error log saying?

Search the posts, it has been covered many times. You can also search google and get the remote central link for the info too.

Damn good idea and just think I have been doing it all wrong all this time. Management would shit if I actually did that. I would feel so good though. I frickin' love Office Space. Awesome movie. I