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Re: OT: IR Controlled Window AC or Mini-Split AC or Mini-Split Heat Pump
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThanks Jon! Can you let me know what the model is? Thanks again Jay On 8/11/2021 4:55 PM, j5races wrote:
The Mr. Cool unit in my my garage/gym has IR control. Not sure how the commands work as it seems to accept complex IR commands. for example you can turn it on and to a certain temperature with one command or blast. |
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Re: OT: IR Controlled Window AC or Mini-Split AC or Mini-Split Heat Pump
The Mr. Cool unit in my my garage/gym has IR control. Not sure how the commands work as it seems to accept complex IR commands. for example you can turn it on and to a certain temperature with one command or blast.
Let me know if you want to explore further Jon |
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OT: IR Controlled Window AC or Mini-Split AC or Mini-Split Heat Pump
Does anyone know of a standard brand IR controlled window AC, Mini-Split AC, or Mini-Split Heat Pump?? I just need a make/model for some testing I'm doing.? When looking at models online it is difficult to tell what technology is used by the device's remote control.
Thanks Jay |
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Pulse-Eight (Zektor) ProAudio 16
I'm currently torturing myself with this unit.? I know that there's been some varied discussions in the past...
If there's anyone that has successfully dealt with this (or the 8 zone) that would be willing to have a quick chat about getting it dialed in, please send me an email with contact info... chris at eicustom dot com A big thank you in advance!!! |
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Re: Skipping Program Slots
On Wed, Aug 11, 2021 at 10:00 AM, Rob wrote:
I have personally started using the following:Due to slot hierarchy (ex. loading to slot 4 may progreset slots 5-10, loading to slot 8 may progreset slots 9-10, etc.) I've always been told it's generally advised to place things like Security, Lighting, HVAC in Slots 1/2/3/etc. and less critical subsystems like AV in lower slots. |
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Re: Skipping Program Slots
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýJust to add to the data points¡ ? I don¡¯t multislot that frequently outside of my house for a few reasons, but one project in particular there are 4 very cleanly divided ¡°wedges¡± including things that are core functionality applicable to all rooms, functionality that is conceptually similar but completely different on the hardware side and things that are relatively unique to specific rooms or don¡¯t apply to other rooms. ? I¡¯ve gotten in the habit of putting all of the ¡°Type X¡± logic in the same slot, meaning that of the 4 slots used 1 is always there for the ¡°core¡± 2, 3, and 4
may or may not be there based on the room in question. This also makes it easy to pick up functionality and move it to a different processor when needed (couple use cases: one room was a ¡°takeover¡± where there was already a CP3 wired with AV control ¨C rather
than pulling the CP3 just put the AV logic on that processor and skipped slot #3 on the PRO3; much more niche-y: During COVID the client decamped to a facility that allowed social distancing but had a site to site VPN to their permanent home.
? Needless to say¡no issues related to skipping slots or moving something that was in a slot to a separate processor. ? -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS, DMC-E-4K/T/D ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Rob
Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2021 10:01 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [crestron] Skipping Program Slots ? I have personally started using the following: |
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Re: Skipping Program Slots
I have personally started using the following:
01 Audio 02 Broadcast 03 Cameras 04 Displays 05 HVAC 06 Lighting/Shades 07 Security 08 Recording 09 Video 10 Main Not every system uses every slot, so skipping slots isn't really an issue.? I also assign them consistently within the IP table.? |
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Re: Skipping Program Slots
Hey Chris,
I'm in the same camp as you, and like you, I do a mixture of custom and Adapt programming. For the majority of our large projects, at least 1 other processor takes responsibility for the other subsystems. Also, I always use the same program slots for the same subsystems.? (p1=lighting, p2=climate, etc.) If the client doesn't have one of these subsystems, I just skip that program slot. With many systems out there like this, I haven't had any issues.? I'm knocking on wood right now!!! It's so nice to be able to replace a security system (looking at you GE), and the main program never changes or takes a CPU hit. Brian |
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Skipping Program Slots
Hi All,
Looking for others' opinions and experiences... Because I try to take a modular approach to system programming, etc., and I have a few secondary programs that I use on occasion to support our MAIN program (always Slot 1), there are times for example when I have a project that uses only one of the secondary programs. For a few reasons (not important for this discussion), I like to have each program dedicated to a particular slot. EX: Sonos interface (Slot 2), Lighting Interpreter (Slot 3), Security Interface (Slot 4), etc. etc. you get the idea. My question: If I have a project that only needs a 'Lighting Interpreter' secondary program, I would still like to have it reside in Slot 3, leaving slot 2 and 4-10 open. Does anyone think that there is any fundamental problem or issue with this approach...??? TIA!! |
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Re: Analog values coming from an e-cross to the same type of user module are somehow jammed
On Mon, Aug 9, 2021 at 10:26 PM, Brian Matson wrote:
It isn¡¯t your dementia ¡ this time!They know that I'm paying attention!? I just don't understand why they would want to trigger me all the time!!? It always comes back to bite them!...HaHa... |
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File /Sonos playBar.ir uploaded
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The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. By: Deuterios <OSCAR7EMAIL@...> Description: |
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Re: Lutron QSX Feedback
#lutron
The button feedback does work and is based on the protocol. Setting the button in the QSX program to ¡°dual action¡± is the best way to get the feedback one would expect.
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Re: Comm Port Madness
You might be crazy... but you're not the only one.? I've spent embarrassing amounts of time troubleshooting 232 wiring only to discover that I had F6d the COM port symbol. On Mon, Aug 9, 2021 at 10:19 PM ckangis <chris@...> wrote: WOW!! WOWWIE, WOW, WOW!!? |
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