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Re: Hdmi CEC injection
That's good to hear, but the rest of the DM line still doesn't support it, unfortunately.? This makes it difficult to do things like share an AppleTV 4K with multiple rooms if 1 or more has a Dolby Vision capable display. I don't have any experience with the NVX line, and am unlikely to use it in my system.? I've wondered what the NVX solutions do to video quality - whether it truly maintains original quality or uses some form of (even slightly) lossy compression. Thanks, Geoff On Thu, Oct 1, 2020 at 11:08 AM Rob <rob@...> wrote: Geoff, |
Re: Control 4 - C4-AMP108 - 16 Channel Amplifier - Quality?
I have an RTI 16i amplifier running my house. I had to use it due to rack space, it¡¯s 16ch, 1RU and 9¡± deep. Not the greatest of amps but can easily keep you can get them from any distribution that carries RTI these days. |
Re: Sonos S2 on TSW-xx60 Touch Panels
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýDid they announce plans to upgrade the tsw to android 7.0 to fix it or some other type of fix? ? I missed that webinar?
Philip
PJW Installations
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Re: Compile error - must be declared as digital, analog, or serial.
These comments are all very helpful. ?I've gone into the Simpl module. ?There are things in the program that do not connect to the module. ?I think the previous programmer must have upgraded the module when he upgraded the firmware on the TSTAT. ?The existing module does have a force digital and force analog area. ?It looks like there is a separate module for each thermostat. ?I could just add the signals. ?My other thought is to just delete the ambiguous signals. ?
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Re: Compile error - must be declared as digital, analog, or serial.
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýSounds to me like the HVAC module was set to compile only for a Series 2 and not a Series 3.? Try opening the HVAC modules (SIMPL and SIMPL+) and set the compile settings to both Series 2 and Series 3 and then recompile.If worst comes to worst, you can take all those undeclared signals and put force analog or force series or a force digital symbol on them. For SIMPL+, there are some differences between the Series 2 and Series 3.? So you may have to do some rewriting of the code to get them to work on a Series 3.? There are also some cases with SIMPL symbols working slightly differently between the Series 2 and Series 3.? Might be easier just to replace the HVAC module with one that you know works on a Series 3. On 10/1/20 7:47 AM, Bob Baxter via
groups.io wrote:
I've inherited an existing program written mostly in simpl and runs on an pro2. ?The client want to upgrade the processor to a pro3. ?I swapped out the Pro2 for a Pro 3. ?I directly swiped the processor in SIMPL. ?I'm familiar with the different set up of serial ports. ?When I compile, I get hundreds of errors saying ?"Signal HVAC must be specifically declared as digital, analog, or serial". ?All the error are related to the programming of the TSTATs. ?The program works fine and compiles without a problem on the Pro2. ?When I trace all the signals that are giving the errors they are green in color in the signal list. ?There are 170 different signals that are green causing errors. ?How does one correct this without it taking days or reprogramming? ? |
Re: Compile error - must be declared as digital, analog, or serial.
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýBuffer the green signalsPlease feel free to contact me if you have any questions or if I can help you in any way Have a great day. 631-806-5661
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Re: Compile error - must be declared as digital, analog, or serial.
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýGreen is ambiguous ¨C the symbol on the other end can take either a serial or analog and the compiler doesn¡¯t have enough information to figure out which you intended it to be. ? A lot of times this is actually due to an underlying dependency that is missing (e.g. a SIMPL+ module inside a .UMC that the USP/USH is missing for) or cascades of analog/serial buffers that at one point the compiler figured out [largely in the order symbols were connected] but when it reevaluated everything as part of the processor swap it just kind of threw up its hands and said ¡°you figure it out¡± ? If you¡¯re sure you aren¡¯t missing anything, a Analog Force (AFORCE) or Serial Force (SFORCE), as appropriate, connected to the signal will remove the ambiguity. In the case of cascading logic forcing the first signal in the path should take care of all of the down-stream signals but you can individually force them if you prefer to do it that way too. ? -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS, DMC-E-4K/T/D ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Bob Baxter via groups.io
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2020 8:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [crestron] Compile error - must be declared as digital, analog, or serial. ? I've inherited an existing program written mostly in simpl and runs on an pro2. ?The client want to upgrade the processor to a pro3. ?I swapped out the Pro2 for a Pro 3. ?I directly swiped the processor in SIMPL. ?I'm familiar with the different set up of serial ports. ?When I compile, I get hundreds of errors saying ?"Signal HVAC must be specifically declared as digital, analog, or serial". ?All the error are related to the programming of the TSTATs. ?The program works fine and compiles without a problem on the Pro2. ?When I trace all the signals that are giving the errors they are green in color in the signal list. ?There are 170 different signals that are green causing errors. ?How does one correct this without it taking days or reprogramming? ? |
Compile error - must be declared as digital, analog, or serial.
I've inherited an existing program written mostly in simpl and runs on an pro2. ?The client want to upgrade the processor to a pro3. ?I swapped out the Pro2 for a Pro 3. ?I directly swiped the processor in SIMPL. ?I'm familiar with the different set up of serial ports. ?When I compile, I get hundreds of errors saying ?"Signal HVAC must be specifically declared as digital, analog, or serial". ?All the error are related to the programming of the TSTATs. ?The program works fine and compiles without a problem on the Pro2. ?When I trace all the signals that are giving the errors they are green in color in the signal list. ?There are 170 different signals that are green causing errors. ?How does one correct this without it taking days or reprogramming? ?
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Re: Crestron Home vs. Original Simpl and VT
Hi Steve,
I think your opinion here might change with some hands-on experience.? Personally, I'm not on the "cloud" bandwagon ("cloud is the name for someone else's computer" etc. etc.) but in this case, your worries are baseless. Drivers *can* be downloaded from the Crestron driver portal which is currently 1st party driver only, but they are talking about making it available to 3rd party driver developers too.? However, there is a manual way to "sideload" drivers for Home which is purely old-skool (SFTP) and doesn't need the Internet. Of course, in a dystopian future where Crestron have given up on Home and moved onto something more shiny(*), then customers have bigger issues than whether they can download an updated TV driver to be honest, but the current Crestron Home architecture *uses* the cloud rather than being *bound* to it. (* I'm not going to argue that this hasn't happened a number of times before, but Crestron have put a LOT into Home and - my personal position with experience in all of Crestron's tools for the past 15 years - Crestron Home has a lot more going for it than previous attempts). @MSTC - Crestron Home *IS* Pyng.? It's just the next step in the evolution of the product.? I'm kind of glad people have stopped talking about OS2/OS3 now too as it wasn't helpful having so many names for - essentially - the same things, not to mention the namespace clash with Control4. |
Re: Denon Avr
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHm, doesn?t have RS232 or even LAN¡ I guess you have to go IR. ? ? Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von Zedd Log ? Hi guys any module compatible for this unit?Denon AVR-X250BT
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Re: Simpl+ parse integer value
Your correct lol Denon.?? However I did not see any IP modules mostly just IR. I did not check application market, I worked out the code anyway.? Appreciate the response of course. On Wed, Sep 30, 2020, 7:07 PM Slip Cougan <gk.otoole@...> wrote: Sounds like a Denon AVR. |