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an oscillator pulses "store" high every 60 seconds, and I have "1" on select---pretty sure the values are there (looks like it in debugger), and the dimmers are on. I will try the "1"s on store and

If the issue is feedback, I did not rewrite the module but used SBuffers. It was an older system using the old module. Volume commands worked but the feedback was screwy. If this fits your issue than

You need to include the x for the \ escape notation The strings you're trying to incorporate with those escape sequences MUST be 2 characters long, and you have them defined as 20 characters - you

Hey Bud, Yup, I ended up with the same answer. I am currently using Chip's IP control and, for the most part, am having no major problems. Thanks for the feedback though. Take Care, DAVE

So how are you storing the values? Like all the others mentioned a 1 on both store and recall is an automated way to store and recall values on reboot. If you're storing values, the select also has to

I'm not one to ask for modules, but does anyone out there have a module to do volume and mute on the new symetrix radius series? The claim was the old crestron modules would work but no

sipremext has the same syntax as sipaddext. \x20 is hex for space. you need to have a space between values. Where I wrote \x20 you need to have a space. Thus, sipremext space phonenumber space

Has anyone successfully controlled the power on command for a VPL-HW50ES projector with CEC? I've got the power off working and all HDMI settings in the menu turned to on for CEC control, but none of

Thanx for all the advice about recalling "1"s and having ram in first folder etc. But my problem never was recalling the values after start up-and all ram is in first folder-the problem I am having is

There is any number of ways to attack it. You say you are fairly new to Crestron programming, so hopefully my explanation isn't too confusing. You'll need to understand signal routing using buffers or

Nice explanation.

It is a terrible example of what needs to be done. There are 2 ways to deal with RAVA. One is to follow the Crestron line and perform data entry into every panel. This has the advantage of being able

doing a little more research using the 3-series diagnostic tool CPU is basically pinned @100% active modules always shows the kaleidescape modules, maybe a bug when running on a 3-series processor?

Don't waste your time, if your goal is to make the media player better. I've messed with lots of stuff. You wind up moving the data over EISC and you're in the same boat - plus I'm not sure that

I don't think breaking the program apart into different program slots will make a difference, because all slots share the same processor resources. The different program slots are more useful for

If your values are bytes, store them in INTEGERs and then format them with makestring(..., "%c", value) aaron.j.martin1986@...> wrote:

I found my answer at Answer ID 3138. Em 16/08/2013 13:45, rafaelg.costa escreveu:

i am now looking at ways to break the system apart - not as easy as i thought... the TP's and smart object handling have to stay together all the SWAMP stuff has to stay together the DM stuff is just

What is the format of your string? It is probably an hex value between 00 and FF. You need to add x in the front of your string or change your \%s by \x%s in your makestring command. Le samedi

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