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Parsing Ethernet Data from Onkyo receiver
Ive been working on a module for my onkyo tx-nr708 to give me all the ipod info on touchpannels as well as support touching each line to select an option. that all works pretty well as the data comes in pretty small chunks. when i use the same method to parse the network data comming in to use pandora or other streaming services the album art causes everything to go crazy. im not real familiar with any programming language but ive managed to get it to work 100% through serial and am looking for help making work through ethernet. pandora feeds the album artwork out over ethernet not serial and its to much data to fast for my programming to handle. does anyone know how to handle this type of data? if possible id like to even use it to display the same album artwork. this is all being done in simpl+. im just looking for some direction of how to handle and or store this data. thanks in advance.
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Re: new template from Customcode crafter
It is nice. Some things I don鈥檛 like.
1 The page layout is a bit too busy. Not the template鈥檚 fault of course. 2 On some of the subpages, the header text is hard to read against the speckled background. For the sample image, I鈥檓 referring specifically to the Ceiling fan and Shades subpages. 3 Inactive source buttons on the scrolling list are hard to read. Contrast is too low. I鈥檇 remove the opacity for inactive source buttons. 4 OK, this is a nitpicky thing but I鈥檒l mention it anyway. The light source for the graphics is inconsistent. Sometimes its center lit as if the light source is behind the viewer and sometimes its lit from overhead. 5 Personal preference, I don鈥檛 like the swooping overlay on top of the sources scrolling list. It makes the icons even harder to see. That鈥檚 just my preference, sometimes less is more. Things I like 1 the post it note is a cool idea. Even better if it can fetch those from an external source. 2 Weather subpage is easy to read. 3 Contrast for the controls is generally good and easily read even with non-bold text. 4 Tabbed interface combined with scrolling list. I like... Tray From: gsusmood Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 9:32 AM To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] new template from Customcode crafter HEy guys I just notice they aded this new template: . I know most of your create custom GUIS (including my self) but looks really smooth, flashy and quite fresh. I know that from job to job this is totally different but any impression to bring? would be nice to heard from all of you! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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new template from Customcode crafter
gsusmood
HEy guys I just notice they aded this new template: . I know most of your create custom GUIS (including my self) but looks really smooth, flashy and quite fresh. I know that from job to job this is totally different but any impression to bring? would be nice to heard from all of you!
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Re: IT Cueserver Socket Connection error
I fixed it by moving to serial. They actually sent us a new unit and we were having the same issue. Further investigation determined that the unit was actually falling off the network, not just losing connection with the Crestron proc. Turns out the RJ45 jacks on the units we had were slightly too big for most cables and they were not seating correctly. Moving to a sheilded cable with a thicker padding helped, but in the end we were not comfortable with this fix so we moved to RS232. You'll have to source that crazy 40 pin <> DB9 adapter if it didn't come with one.
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I'd ditch the official module. According to the IT guys, it was half baked by Crestron and they failed to finish. It's one-way anyway, so there is no real benefit. Just use and SIO instead (or a few if you want to break out your commands by area). Keep in mind that the commands for RS232 need to be formatted differently. You need [] brackets around them. No delimiter is needed. The protocol is clearly defined and easy to work with. One hint for smooth dimming is to utilize the @P1 command to stop a ramp. For example: Dim Up: [t5u4@90] (Ramp group 4 to 90% over 5 seconds) Run your press through a NTG symbol and have the output land on the SIO with this command: [t0u4@P1] Essentially telling the unit to immediately(t0) set group 4 (u4) to the current level of Playback fader 1 (P1). In other words "set yourself to the level you are at right now". Similarly, Dim Down would be: [t5u4@0] Besides hardware issues, I found the Cueserver environment an easy one to work in and the installation has run successfully for 2 years now. HTH, Matt --- In Crestron@..., "scurrington1" <scurrington1@...> wrote:
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Re: Tandberg C40 Module Help
It can be disabled via TMS or the on-screen menus but by default yes.
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-- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Silver) ControlWorks Consulting, LLC V: 440.449.1100 x1107 | F: 440.449.1106 | I: Crestron Authorized Independent Programmer -----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of techybabble Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 9:23 AM To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] Re: Tandberg C40 Module Help Does username and password have to be used when going rs232? --- In Crestron@..., "jcdigitalmethod" <j.j.cunningham@...> wrote:
------------------------------------ Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers. A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the Database area. Yahoo! Groups Links |
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Re: Tandberg C40 Module Help
Does username and password have to be used when going rs232?
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--- In Crestron@..., "jcdigitalmethod" <j.j.cunningham@...> wrote:
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Re: Using Cell phone as an RFID tag?
Not sure how soon you need this but Crestron showed an NFC based control at
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CEDIA. Believe it was called 'air connect'. It was rather cool. Uses standard RFID tags and a version of Crestron mobile that talks to the phone's NFC chip. How soon that Crestron mobile version will be available remains to be seen... Tray == -----Original Message-----
From: Bart Podkowka Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 5:45 AM To: Crestron@... Subject: Re: [Crestron] Using Cell phone as an RFID tag? Possible with ubiquiti UniFi wifi system. Not sure if standard ap would give you an option to get the necessary data. Also, you could use dd-wrt router and poll it for dhcp leases to match your desired mac address. Saludos, Regards, mit freundlichen Gr眉脽en, Bart J. Podkowka CISoftware Mallorca Tel. 971570971 Mov. 616273563 From: Scott <bluegauges@...<mailto:bluegauges@...>> Reply-To: "Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>" <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>> Date: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 5:43 AM To: "Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>" <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>> Subject: [Crestron] Using Cell phone as an RFID tag? Interested in making a phone that uses wifi into an RFID tag such that the crestron processor can poll IP addresses on the network and determine if myself or my wife is home based on whether or not our phones are connected to the in house wifi. Is it possible? has anyone done it? I imagine if it was done, it was probably through simpl+?? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers. A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the Database area. Yahoo! Groups Links |
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Re: Loewe connect ID ir codes
RS232 is probably a better solution.. There is a demo program and a protocol documentation in the file section.
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--- In Crestron@..., Bart Podkowka <bart@...> wrote:
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Freelance
Bart Podkowka
Guys,
I am available for freelance work in south of Europe. Based in Palma de Mallorca. If someone is interested please contact me off the list Saludos, Regards, mit freundlichen Gr眉脽en, Bart J. Podkowka CISoftware Mallorca Tel. 971570971 Mov. 616273563 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Re: Samsung LCD TV's on Ethernet Control
55000 pops to mind, but I can't find documentation.
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--- In Crestron@..., "wretaudio" <wretaudio@...> wrote:
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Re: Samsung LCD TV's on Ethernet Control
I need this information as well.
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Re: masters 2012
"If you ain't first, then you're last."
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The only thing that comes to mind from "Go West" is the Natalie Merchant song --- In Crestron@..., "Christopher" <crncrussell@...> wrote:
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Re: Using Cell phone as an RFID tag?
Bart Podkowka
Possible with ubiquiti UniFi wifi system.
Not sure if standard ap would give you an option to get the necessary data. Also, you could use dd-wrt router and poll it for dhcp leases to match your desired mac address. Saludos, Regards, mit freundlichen Gren, Bart J. Podkowka CISoftware Mallorca Tel. 971570971 Mov. 616273563 From: Scott <bluegauges@...<mailto:bluegauges@...>> Reply-To: "Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>" <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>> Date: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 5:43 AM To: "Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>" <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>> Subject: [Crestron] Using Cell phone as an RFID tag? Interested in making a phone that uses wifi into an RFID tag such that the crestron processor can poll IP addresses on the network and determine if myself or my wife is home based on whether or not our phones are connected to the in house wifi. Is it possible? has anyone done it? I imagine if it was done, it was probably through simpl+?? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Re: SIMPL+ module to see the output state
farzanous
Thanks a lot guys. I always ignored the warnings about jamming the signals but now I am more considerate and have followed the steps to use the RAM and it worked.
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Re: Using Cell phone as an RFID tag?
You could ping an IP address using the console symbol, BUT it locks up the
entire program while it's waiting to time out. Not recommended, especially if there's any likelihood that the device is going to be offline during regular use. I generally only use it to detect some sort of catastrophic failure that results in power-cycling the connected device to bring it back -- not something that's supposed to happen on a regular basis. If your phone has any open ports, you might be able to find it using a TCP connection. Otherwise I think you'd need to run the ping on a PC, or some other device that can do more than one thing at once (maybe a stray QM-RMC?) On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 11:43 PM, Scott <bluegauges@...> wrote: ** -- Jeremy Weatherford |
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Re: Using Cell phone as an RFID tag?
Anthony Desimone
Console command just like you would from the command line:
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ping <IP Address> --- In Crestron@..., "Scott" <bluegauges@...> wrote:
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