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Here in Qu閎ec we use 347volts for commercial lighting. {Paf} Le 26 avr. 2013 00:13, "Chip" <cfm@...> a 閏rit :

Hi there everybody. My first TPCS-4SM. Loaded the SIMPL program, appeared to go fine, but Toolbox info reports no program. Cannot debug. Program does not appear to be running. Tried restarting the

Cool - thanks. Makes sense. Was fascinated with 3-phase AC back when I had a class on industrial motors, so I'm familiar with the US formats - didn't realize they varied so far out of the country... -

Does anyone know what ports the Grace Digital Tuner uses for feedback?聽 Are they the standard UDP 1900 and TCP 2869? Has anyone tried the protocol using a UDP or TCP client to decode the feedback?聽

I had found this when searching the internet as well, but I might need some spoon feeding on this one. This is defiantly a stretch from the programing I'm used to. How do I initiate the communication,

I have an API but it is uPnP based. Useless. -- Josh Tyson ENCO Electronics Systems www.encoelectronics.com

If they won't release an API, how did Control 4 get it? :) - Chip

Here is a 8x6 version of it. https://www.dropbox.com/s/jz20ispamsxny4o/silver_jacket_800x600.zip

I'm not as good with Simpl+ as alot of guys here, but one way would be: Declare a global variable (x) which gets set to 1 when the analog input changes. In the PUSH event declare variable y &

In a 600 volt three phase Wye system 347V is the leg to neutral. It's similar to 277V in a 480V 3Ph Y system in the US.

Yes, in January, I didn't have to change anything; I pretty much did a save-as from my 2-series program. I use the following modules though: Daikin ITC IO V3.0 Daikin ITC Feedback Splitter V3.0.umc

Anyone integrated one of these? Should I be looking at BACnet, serial (installer claims there is an RS232 port but I haven't found any documentation to that effect), or just going with Crestron

Has anyone used the Daikin modules on the crestron site on a 3 series processor. I'm having trouble getting the direct socket to connect. I put in a TCP/IP client with the same parameters (IP/port)

Hello All. I am the founder of HouseLogix, a Pennsylvania technology company. For those of you who monitor the Control4 world, you probably have heard of our VoicePod product by now. See

The control ID may be referring to a Smart Object ID and not a ccross id. Check the Smart Object extenders under the xPanel symbol. You will probably find a couple that are set to 0d. That would mean

Did you name the wait? - a named wait can be cancelled (un-named waits cannot be cancelled IIRC) B From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of coolaiddrinker Sent:

PUSH TRIG { PRESSED = 1 ; // Press and hold for 30s Wait(3000,StartTiming) { // run some code if wait has elapsed } } RELEASE TRIG { Cancelwait(StartTiming); PRESSED = 0 ; } CHANGE ANALOG_TRIG {

Perhaps something like this? digital_input trig; analog_input value; digital_output waiting; push trig { if(waiting=off) { waiting=on; wait(3000,timer) { waiting=off; //code that will run when timer

http://docs.timdorr.apiary.io/ I wrote an app for BlackBerry 10 using the API, very simple REST interface. You need to pass a cookie (or at least cookie headers) in the requests.

Using layered crosspoints 750 to office lights. All works correctly. I add a core 3 xpanel in the same fashion as with the 750. Create unique signal names and control id on the ccross for the xpanel