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https://www.crestron.com/Software-Firmware/Software/Crestron-Toolbox/Crestron-Toolbox/3-1230-0051-0 https://www.crestron.com/release_notes/toolbox_3_12_30.pdf Toolbox - Release 3.12.3 (Version

Having a similar issue on firmware 2.8.000 . didn't start until i upgraded. what version is the processor on?

Hey Tony, et.al. Anyone heard of any updates on this?? or more importantly, does it actually provide any function like a keypad emulation, zone status, etc. I have a client that needs a security

Ok thanks for confirming; I had incorrectly assumed it was because the class hadn't been newed up, but it must be (as you say) down to architecture/sequencing.

The constructor definitely gets fired well before the SIMPL side of things has fully fired off – I’ve seen constructor print messages inserted in the program header print during boot and before

So if you put a 1 on a digial input or analog init and drive an input into a Simpl+ module that calls a C# method you don't get an exception? I get an exception every time, unless I allow a short

I’m sorry to call you on this one, but it’s simply wrong. Global S# objects are instantiated well before the SIMPL engine gets going. ?No exceptions. Put some Console prints in the object

+1 for what Lincoln said. Ran into this a few times where the transfer dialog is open but does not have focus. Sometimes it's under another window.

Make sure you aren’t triggering the Simpl+ input playerPress too early in your Simpl program. I assume you’re setting _myGame along with the other global variables at the top of the file. If you

I heard that the CP4 and CP4N were just much better sellers so they elected to use all the chips they could get on these. OP

Hi Folks - I was just on Crestron's website looking at the PRO4, and it says discontinued, and the replacement is the CP4N. Does anyone know why Crestron discontinued the PRO4?

This error usually means a loop in a Simpl+ module; unfortunately it doesn't tell you which one. It's usally a while loop that has some condition <while(condition)> and the condition is never met, and

I have not seen this behavior **except** if there’s a transfer program dialog box lurking in the background (annoying ‘feature’ of SIMPL for a couple decades is that this dialog acts as a modal

Anyone come across this problem in SIMPL? When I try to insert a new signal/parameter (or multiple instances) in Stepper, nothing happens. The frustrating part is that, sometimes it works and

Uh, would you believe it was an April Fools joke? Made you look!

https://www.sparkfun.com/products/449 or https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11189 would work. https://forum.arduino.cc/t/esp32-rs232-ttl-serial-communication/579886 gives more info on the code side.?

It definitely causes problems when your shitter is unlevel.

Ok I give up. I searched far and wide for a “level shitter” and couldn’t find anything. Where does one find such a device?

Nevermind, problem is solved. I polled for the DisplayMode in the driver and all the various aspect ratios showed up. Nice!

I'm using?Crestron Certified Drivers Display Ethernet to control my Epson projector, managed to turn it on and off with no problem, but I have one feature that I needed badly -- adjust the ASPECT