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What is everyone going to do with the modules that are locked and not
compatible with the New Processors??

That's promising, at least. And thanks for the heads-up regarding the blue screen behavior.

Still eagerly awaiting my response from Apple. Again, I'll post my findings when I get them.

-Charles

That's promising, at least. And thanks for the heads-up regarding the blue screen behavior.

Still eagerly awaiting my response from Apple. Again, I'll post my findings when I get them.

-Charles

Hi,

I need to extract the a section of the following string to get the current status of an indoor Daikin unit.

Tx$ to CoolMaster = stat3 101\x0D\x0A

Rx$ from CoolMaster = \x0D\x0A101 OFF 32C 24C Low Dry OK 1\x0D\x0AOK\x0D\x0A\x0D\x0A

I currently use the following, but for some reason it doesn't update any of the serial outputs.

Some notes:
1) UID$ = 3 digit serial I'm passing to the SIMPL+ module

2) The first 3 characters of the REMOVE string must match UID$. In this example it is "101".

3) The rest of the sections within the REMOVE string always starts at the same char position within the string.

----------------------------------------------------------------------
CHANGE Rx$
{
WHILE (FIND("\x0D",Rx$,3))
{
tempStr = REMOVE("\x0D",Rx$,3);
VAL1 = ATOI(UID$);
VAL2 = ATOI(LEFT(tempStr, 5));

IF (VAL2 = VAL1)
{
Status$ = mid(tempStr, 7, 3);
Set_Temp$ = mid(tempStr, 11, 3);
Room_Temp$ = mid(tempStr, 15, 3);
Fan_Speed$ = mid(tempStr, 19, 4);
Operation$ = mid(tempStr, 24, 4);

tempStr = "";
}

ELSE
{
tempStr = "";
VAL1 = 0;
VAL2 = 0;
}

}
}
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Thank you!!
Et

Hi people,

Having trouble finding module to control and pole lamp hours for Mitsubishi XD600u projector.
Would like to know if anyone already has a module or know where I can get the RS-232 codes.

Any help would be very appreciated.

I thought I read a thread on here a while ago about others having this problem, but I couldn't find it when I did a search. It seems like the Lutron<->Crestron TCP communication will simply stop after a while, and since the module is using direct sockets through SIMPL+, it's difficult to troubleshoot what the problem is.

The module will eventually reconnect again, but I can't seem to figure out what triggers that to happen. I'm running 4.001.1012, and I've seen this on multiple projects.

Is anyone else experiencing this?

Is there anything I can do to monitor the traffic of the direct socket connection, other than eavesdropping with WireShark on the port? Especially remotely?

Anyone have a module for serial control of this projector or
documentation/protocol. Benq is very hard to reach so any help would be
appreciated.

Awesome - glad to hear it!

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Jon" <fueler1@> wrote:

Chip your a hero, it works great with the play sample. I will add more and test and then post it to the files section.

Thanks again!!

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@> wrote:

--- In Crestron@..., "Jon" <fueler1@> wrote:

Chip I am a total rookie when it comes to S+. I opened the module
you attached in S+ and I see a spot near the top where it says
ipaddr and then there is a 30 in brackets, do I replace the 30 with
my ip (192.168.1.102)?

When you finally get the module to appear in your SIMPL program, there will be a parameter field on the module - type the IP address there, and it will be incorporated into the module when you compile.

Also if that play command works, do I simply add more line below the PUSH dune_play (like this)---
PUSH dune_pause
PUSH dune_stop
etc?

Exactly. You want to copy the code (enclosed in curly braces) that's just below the PUSH statement as well - just where you saw "CurrCmd = 1", increment that with each new PUSH statement - so pause sets it to 2, for instance - stop sets it to 3, etc. All you're doing is storing a value to be used later - think of it like an analog value from the SIMPL environment. Later on - after the connection is established with the player, the code in function "SendCmd" gets called, which references the CurrCmd value, using it to send the correct string to the player.

And then at the bottom I add the command after the first one or is
there some way I need to tell it what each command is differently.

You get to do the same thing here that you did for the PUSH statements. Copy the line that says

Cmd$[1] = "GET /cgi-bin/do?cmd=ir_code&ir_code=B748BF00 HTTP/1.0&#92;n&#92;n";

and paste it on the next line below. On that line, change "Cmd$[1]" to "Cmd$[2]", and alter the "code=xxxxxxxx" with the code for (following the example) pause, then do it over again with Cmd$[3], and put in the code for stop, etc...

I am so rookie on S+, Im good with simpl windows, just havent tried
S+ at all (besides the one time in intermediate class).

No time like the present!!

So I told S+ to save and compile and then it put a bunch of files
in the folder I got from you, how do I get that so show up in user
db in simpl so I can add it to my project? I copied the files from
the SPLworks to the SPLworks in my project folder, and I copied the
dune***.usp and dune***.ush to my project folder and reload teh
libraries but they dont show as a module to add to my program, what
am I doing wrong?

The SPLworks folder is a temporary thing - you can just throw it out. As long as you have the .usp and .ush - you're good.

I'm going to be that next time you launch SIMPL Windows and open your program, you'll see "dune ip control test s+" as a module in the project modules folder. Sometimes it takes quitting out of SIMPL Windows and re-launching to get stuff to show up.

- Chip

I want to create a module in Simpl, which contains an analog initialize feeding into an analog equate.

I want the module to have a parameter field, so that I can for example in parameter field 1, enter 1d, this then needs to feed both the initialize and equate that value.

A neat thing to have, but not necessary, would be to have its value set to a default of 1d for field 1, 2d for field 2 etc.

Is this possible to do in Simpl or do I need to enter the world of S+ for this?

Any help appreciated.