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One other thing I do is include the ID "base" in the sub-folder or module's label - like "[masterBath] (4015n)" - that way I can easily refer to the IDs and names, not to mention making sure that I

I love that Lincoln. Great idea. Must...not...revise...scheme...again... lincoln@...> wrote:

I've been only using the USB to try to change the settings. I have one DMPS that even after a Restore and an Initialize I still can't get the settings to be set right. I couldn't get into the DMPS

Whatever you decide , for the love of all that is holy keep either a dynamic file or full crosspoint reference file that is stored on the processor for somebody else to access..this becomes huge when

Just to add one more perspective -- though I waffle on this from time to time -- When I have multiple "types" of crosspoints at play I tend to use hex IDs because visually it's easier for me to make a

Thanks Heath.

Thanks Neil. Sometimes you get locked into one way of thinking for so long that it is hard to come up with alternative approaches. By just flipping to the low digits for rooms and the high digits for

Based on someone's hint here and for ease in renaming: Where there are logic groups that require multiple ID changes after a copy/paste, I make the 5-digit IDs from a 2-digit "type", 2-digit "zone",

Many thanks for the advice, this is a great help.

It only happens on one machine. It may be related to moving (dropox-ing) the project files between machines... I should probably just plug the monitor into my laptop and not deal with this crap, but

I separate my crosspoint IDs into groups with at least 100d between each group. Then I use ASUMs to add the difference to a common set of integers. This way if I want an "infinitely" scalable set of

Hi. Have you guys had any success with the Modbus over TCP? I'm dealing with the same thing now using an Advantech Modbus controller. There are modules on this site for Modbus TCP that say refer to

I'm curious what numbering schemes other people are using for their crosspoint equipment and control symbols to keep things straight and make code easy to cut and paste in a large residential system

I HATE that Error!!!!!!! Arrghhh - Although I haven't seen it nearly as much lately, I did find a 'work-around' for it. One or more of the following seems to get you out of it for the moment: -Try

I HATE that Error!!!!!!! Arrghhh - Although I haven't seen it nearly as much lately, I did find a 'work-around' for it. One or more of the following seems to get you out of it for the moment: -Try

For the slow page flips, try turning off transitions in VT Pro. For the video widget, make sure you've unchecked "Local Drop Mode" and send it some real feedback from the processor.

I would check the age and WiFi encryption settings. If the Wireless AP (or wireless Router) is older than 4-5 years, and especially if it is not an Apple, I would replace it. It's radio may not play

I do not want to add some points here, for fear of being flamed ... :) Chris K

Sometimes I have to kill the server so Toolbox opens, cause it gets hangs on the "device discovery tool" load. -- *Jesus Tossas* * * *Technology Architect, Audio Engineer, Programmer* * *

Input would be appreciated. Is it normal for a TPMC-9l to have slow page flips and slow graphic updates as well. Every page flips takes 2-3 seconds while a blue bar gauge sits in middle of screen?