If you don't get the crosspoint file generated in the program output directory, you can turn that setting on in Simpl Windows by going to Options->Preferences->Compiler Settings and checking "Generate Crosspoint Routing File". You can also choose to have it automatically display the file once the program is done compiling.

I personally have it generate the file in case I want it, but I don't have it automatically display it since it can get annoying to see every time.

What's an MTR??

Crestron made a breaking change with the 5.1 update. The PIN field is now a string instead of an integer. They updated the 5.1 simpl module parameters to reflect this as well as the Simpl# library, but they didn't give the library a new name. When you add the 5.1 modules to your database the simpl windows module and simpl+ modules are unique to 5.1, but the simpl# library overwrites the one for 5.0.?Unfortunately there isn't much of a solution other than to not use 5.1 or to copy the 5.0 modules into the project directory for each project that is on 5.0.

To continue my rant from Discord, I emailed Crestron about this and there only response was that they don't change the names of the library files. Even though they do, they just didn't in this case.

Is it possible to use a Crestron control system with a non Crestron MTR? Like Logi Tap or the like?

Also there are some modules that use crosspoints internally.?
Might be worth checking.
When compiling your should automatically get a file with all informations about crosspoints in the program.

While I haven't confirm this will work for volume volume ramps, you might try using the SIMPL+ CreateRamp function.? It's mainly used to ramp lighting load.? CreateRamp uses Ramp Control Blocks (RCBs).? You can specified the ramp rate, upper and lower bounds, and the target value after ramping is complete.? To stop the ramp in progress, you use the StopRamp function. So use the CreateRamp to start your ramp and StopRamp to stop it.? While designed to ramp lighting loads,? I see no reason off hand why it wouldn't work for volume control.? Just be careful what is downstream as not all SIMPL symbol will pass RCBs.

Steve

Use a function instead of a for loop. Create a function with a wait inside it. After the wait, call your function again. Use necessary logic before your wait.

First use of the D200 here (in the field, of course).

Has anybody run into "incompatible signal type" messages with this combination?? The D200 is set to auto resolution and auto color space.? The Samsung display is telling it to do 4k30 / Y420, and I have a black screen.? If I change the color space to anything else, I still get the incompatibility message and the display shows no signal at all.

Yeah, that was the first thing I looked at - didn't appear to be the case, but I'm going to monitor and see if I can figure out WTF is happening.

Thnaks,

Mike

Thanks for the reply guys.? Very helpful.?

Samash,? I'll try that string when I get home. Out of curiosity, where did you find that info as the 2N doco I'm reading for the http trigger states this..

HttpTrigger

The?HttpTrigger?block defines the event generated by receiving of an HTTP/HTTPS command from the intercom HTTP/HTTPS server. When the HTTP/HTTPS command???is received, the event will be generated whose ID matches the value that follows 'trigger/' in the HTTP/HTTPS command. The intercom sends a simple reply to this request (200 OK).

So it looks like I've been sending the incorrect string.? I wasn't 100% sure if I should be sending the trigger from my TCP server or a separate TCP client but you have clarified that for me.? Very annoying having to have 2 different comms modules for the 1 device though!

Much appreciate the help.

Cheers.?

It’s crude, but you can use Delay(100) to halt for 1sec
my S+ is a bit rusty though! ;)

Hi Bambam.

I did this exact thing with a 2N IP Force intercom, controlling the onboard relay with HTTP triggers from the Crestron.
I added Http Triggers called "latchon" and "latchoff" and programmed those within the 2N automation section to latch the relay open or closed when they were received.

In the Simpl program I created a TCP/IP Client with port 80d. I fed the TX$ from a Serial I/O and used the following string format

GET /enu/trigger/latchon HTTP/1.1\nHost: 192.168.33.220\n\n
GET /enu/trigger/latchoff HTTP/1.1\nHost: 192.168.33.220\n\n

Once I worked out the formatting it worked like a charm, never missed a beat and very quick to respond.

Hope that helps :)
Sam

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I am using a For loop in simpl+? to increase and decrease and analog value and its working, But i also need to slow down the rate at which it steps through. does anyone know a way to make that step to happen in a like 1 sec rate ??

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Thanks Joe

Has anyone experienced cross points disconnecting over time? ?

I’m on a takeover project where it seems like the crisspoints are disconnecting over time, and the only time the crosspoin connects is executed is on program start.?

The whole thing seems a bit lazy, since the cross points never change, but I suspect it was part of a template program the previous integrator uses.?