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...Or Crestron could fix their CH S***!!! ...or more likely and even better, just program with SMW...:)

Use a negative transition gate to send a stop command upon the signal going low. That has yielded some good results for me in the past. wrote:

What others are saying.? Because serial is a one time command (versus IR being able to continuously send a command), usually cameras that are RS232 or IP controlled, use a pan/tilt command to start

look into the basalte auro ( Auro - Basalte) ( https://www.basalte.be/en/product/auro#info ) not sure of hte size, but i know its very small. Also designed for residential, so not sure how your

I was thinking the same thing. Hopefully, I'll get it to work somehow.

It's meant to report circadian color temperature, not light intensity. You can even get intensity off of a GLS-ODT-C-CN if you have any on the project. Otherwise, the lux value may provide some

I am trying to replace a ceiling mounted BEG automation PD11-KNX-FLAT bus occupancy sensor with something compatible with Crestron. ?Problem is it fits into a roughly 2" diameter hole in a concrete

Ive been using that IOEX for garage doors and it depends upon whether youre doing it with PYNG or with Simpl.? When you first start the system PYNG is confused with the signal it receives as to

Hi Jay, Those are good points I hadn't considered!! - thanks! If you're talking about the device in the document I had posted, I should expect that it would do what you mention. It is a liftmaster

I'll give thay a try, may be the easiest approach. Thanks

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I used the one pulled off the ptz optics website. Did your module come from crestron ?

Anyone work with this device yet? It reports more than an GLS- LOL, which analog value would you use to it reports like an GLS -LOL?

What module are you using? The Sony EVI-D100 worked out of the gate for me.

Yes, I said "maybe".?? Usually when something doesn't work in Linux, it is a permission problem.? In Thorsten error log, it had an "access denied" message indicating it was a permission problem.?

Don’t know specifically but is there a stop command that must be sent on button release? From: <[email protected]> on behalf of Dillon Costanza <dmcostanza1992@...> Reply-To:

Okay, I'll look into that thank you [email protected]> wrote:

Typically you have to send a stop command upon button release. IIRC I found a way to do it with a logic wave pulse I’m the Cisco SX-80 module. Hope this helps.

Thinking about this a little more I have a question. If you use the LiftMaster dry contact device is the LiftMaster opener smart enough to flash its lights and make a beeping sound (the way it does if

Thanks in advance