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https://www.haexperts.com/store/p7/Crestron_Text%2FEmail_%28SSL%2C_TLS%2C_Auth_Enabled%29_Module.html These guys also have a TLS email module. -Mike

Right, he just needs to pull the NVRAM from one CP3 to the new CP3. Caleb Radecky | Manager, Online Products & Services Crestron Silver Certified Programmer | DMC-D-4K | DMC-E-4K ControlWorks

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The serial commands are easy, but IMO the unit presets and canvas are, well, much to be desired.

Ok great to know Thanks , Mingo

Has anyone worked with this device? Looking for a working module if anyone has one.

3.01.527 I tried it today with a site via Cisco VPN and it worked great Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2018 12:28 PM To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] Re: Toolbox Device Discovery Update

What version of toolbox are you using that you see this option in the device discovery tool? I do not see it in 3.01.481.00 (this message may be posted twice)

What version of toolbox are you using that you see this option in the device discovery tool? I'm running 3.01.481.00

Agree on using WHEN for this purpose. Technically I suppose using WHEN vs PAST allows for the possibility of not executing if the processor is under heavy load and it can't interpret the WHEN on the

You can find out if there are crosspoints in the program by running the “routesymstat” console command. It will list all the control and equipment crosspoints by ID and any connections between

I’d hedge a bet on ARAM values. We used to do that all the time ( before S# SQLite). It’s probably some analog values that need some defaults set. Crestron@...> wrote:

Run routesymstat from a console. This will give you a list of the crosspoints (if any)

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Thanks for the responses, No i have no backup, i?m not shure if the programmer used crosspoints but it seems like, cause of the naming in the debugger. The RoomButtons triggers Signals like

Ok great thanks Thanks , Mingo

The WHEN avoids this problem since it’s a pulsed trigger at a specified time rather than the PAST’s latched output. -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS, DMC-E-4K/T/D Commercial Market Director Sr. Systems

Lol ? ok thanks for the advice Thanks , Mingo

"Clock Driver -> PAST(03:00:00:00s in parameter) -> One Shot-> Button presser-> Projector Power OFF" Be sure to keep in mind - if you load code after 3AM, the projector is going to turn off

Ok thanks Thanks , Mingo