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I just uploaded some files I was playing with yesterday and didn't have a chance to fix until tonight. In the zip I have 3 examples. #1 - Stopwatch analog. This thing is super simple and light

Could you fake the ramping/realtime feedback, and then periodically have S+ evaluate the real analog feedback? You'd then take the real (scaled) feedback and update the interface and the value that

The native My2N app is FAR superior to anything Crestron will ever come up with OP

While I was not the original programmer, I was called in to get the 2N call box to work with Crestron home.? Here are my general conclusions. The TSw-series panels have native support for 2N however

I'm not expertly familiar with Crestron Home's features, but I think you're in for a rude awakening ?

looking to convert a customer to OS4 - how is the gate or doorbell experience for a customer using an IPHONE when they are away from the home.? Is everything built into Crestron (cloud) or is there

That does it! Thank you very much. I'll have to check out the discord, I've been resisting joining that as well but it seems that's where all the developers have moved to.

When I first worked with this project a few years back the import statement was what they have on the video: import * as CrComLib from "@crestron/ch5-crcomlib"; Now I have this and it works: import

Well, it seems it?s not that easy. Just had a look at a client?s remote. Although it?s set to do sntp, it doesn?t seem to do a regular resynch. However, clicking on “Synchronize Device Time

Thanks a lot Steve and Josh for some helpful pointers. I also really like The Odin Project for beginning web development stuff. This has been the push I needed to finally start to ditch Construct and

Yeah, well – that?s embarrassing.. Indeed, there is a device setting that allows to enable (s)ntp on the remote. The fact, that the update interval is greyed out and that remote?s time were

I don't see the option in CLI and I'm not sure about toolbox, but you can definitely setup an NTP server in the web interface under configure date/time. There is a time Sync on/off setting, time

Ok, worked better zipping up the 3 files and then uploading.? It's called Stop Watch Timer.zip

I uploaded the module(s).? There is a .umc called stop watch timer and a Simpl+ build time string.ush and usp.? Not sure if I did the upload right but they ended up in different palces - do a search

We have used these on a few jobs recently. Havent added the min/max to our logic yet, but did have to do that for AudioControl M series amps. Involved using some AINCF and a MIN/MAX Clamp.

tod$ > aos > numpad always did it for me. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi, if I get this correctly, the TSR-310 doesn?t do NTP. It gets out of synch pretty quickly. So how to ensure it stays in synch with the correct time without doing it manually via Toolbox?

I did one about 10 years ago for a law firm to time their conference calls in their meeting rooms.? Just a few lines in Simpl+.? I'll see if I can figure out how to post it up on here.

This sounds easy enough. How high are you thinking it would count? Using analog you would only get 18 hours, having it changes values every second.

Greetings- I find myself with a little extra space during a touch panel redesign and thought it would be cool to have an elapsed time counter. I found multiple modules for countdown timers, but