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On May 2, 2013, at 9:25 AM, Neil Dorin <neildorin@...> wrote:

It was pretty cool. There were 11 other bands and we all played acoustic
sets at every stop for the locals. The whole thing was broadcast on CBC
radio. They were making a documentary but last I heard the company
shooting lost all the raw film on their HDD (using a normal external drive
with NO backup.....). There was also a lot of partying/drinking on the
train, lol.

I've spent most of my life living around and enjoying the mountains, but
seeing them from a train was a whole new experience. It did get SUPER
boring after Edmonton though...


On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 9:22 AM, Heath Volmer <hvolmer@...> wrote:

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That sounds like a blast. Let me out in the mountains and pick me up in a
few days.


On May 2, 2013, at 9:16 AM, Neil Dorin <neildorin@...> wrote:

True that! The band did a tour of Canada with CBC on "tracks on tracks"
last year. Some of the most amazing scenery I've seen in my entire life.
They have panoramic cars that are mind boggling to see the mountains
through.

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On May 2, 2013, at 9:16 AM, Neil Dorin <neildorin@...> wrote:

True that! The band did a tour of Canada with CBC on "tracks on tracks"
last year. Some of the most amazing scenery I've seen in my entire life.
They have panoramic cars that are mind boggling to see the mountains
through.

On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 9:12 AM, Joseph K. Vossen <jkv@...> wrote:

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Instead of flying home from Vancouver, take the train across the Canadian
Rockies. The scenery gets boring after the mountains so I would get off
somewhere in the middle and rent a car for the drive home.


-----Original Message-----

From: Lincoln King-Cliby <lincoln@...>
Sent: May 2, 2013 10:42 AM
To: "'Crestron@... <%26%2339%3BCrestron%40yahoogroups.com>'"

<Crestron@...>

Subject: RE: [Crestron] OT: NYC ideas

Burger Joint in Le Parker Meridian across from Carnegie Hall is a decent

burger-to-$ ratio and an odd contrast from the fairly elegant hotel lobby.

For theater (re), I usually wander by the TKTS booth in Times Square and

just pick a title at random off the board if I'm so inclined.

The Highline park in (IIRC) the Meatpacking District is a cool urban

park.

Beyond that "Get a [unlimited ride] MetroCard and wander around the city

stopping at anything that looks interesting" is my typical modus operanda
for larger cities, especially NYC. [Ok, so I really love Cleveland and
don't see myself moving anytime soon, but Manhattan is my "If I could
afford to love there..." city]

Speaking of travel... I'm wrapping up my last few days of my first visit

to Vancouver (both the city and Canada) -- anything I should be sure not to
miss if I happen to create any free time?

[snip]

-----Original Message-----

From: Lincoln King-Cliby <lincoln@...>
Sent: May 2, 2013 10:42 AM
To: "'Crestron@...'" <Crestron@...>
Subject: RE: [Crestron] OT: NYC ideas

Burger Joint in Le Parker Meridian across from Carnegie Hall is a decent burger-to-$ ratio and an odd contrast from the fairly elegant hotel lobby.

For theater (re), I usually wander by the TKTS booth in Times Square and just pick a title at random off the board if I'm so inclined.

The Highline park in (IIRC) the Meatpacking District is a cool urban park.

Beyond that "Get a [unlimited ride] MetroCard and wander around the city stopping at anything that looks interesting" is my typical modus operanda for larger cities, especially NYC. [Ok, so I really love Cleveland and don't see myself moving anytime soon, but Manhattan is my "If I could afford to love there..." city]

Speaking of travel... I'm wrapping up my last few days of my first visit to Vancouver (both the city and Canada) -- anything I should be sure not to miss if I happen to create any free time?

[snip]

-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of Neil Dorin
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2013 10:28 AM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] OT: NYC ideas

So now that my memory was just jogged, I've been meaning to post on here.

This Saturday I'm headed to Manhattan for the 6th time. However this is the first time where it's a purely personal trip, no work or visit to Rockleigh planned so I have more time in the city.

I'm looking for ideas on what to do on the Monday and Tuesday. I'm bringing a friend who's never been before and has a conference at Lincoln Center over the weekend.

Like I said, I've been 5 times before and done most of the touristy stuff already. Some of it ill do again just so she can go up the Empire State Building and so on. I'm more looking for less obvious things to do.

Clinton street bakery was recommended as a good breakfast spot. She's really into vegan/raw food so any places in Brooklyn or Manhattan that are good?

Also looking for something to do on Sunday night. I usually go see a standup show at Caroline's or Gotham, etc. but no one I'm super keen about is playing that night. Anyone know of a more "off broadway" spot that might have someone interesting on, or drop in?
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--- In Crestron@..., "LENREX" <lenrex@...> wrote:

If you downloaded the UN55ES8000 module from the website. It's a straight through cable.

Did you load BOTH the Hardware & Logic modules into your program?

Did you make your own cable, or use a Samsung cable?

I used the UN55ES8000 module on a 46" with a Samsung cable plugged straight into a MC3 and it worked perfectly. ...wasn't a long run.

--- In Crestron@..., "grumpy_cake" <crestron@> wrote:

Thanks,

But does this actually apply to me? The pdf regarding the module I am using has no mention of injecting power...

I am connecting directly from an AV2 to the EX-Link port.

Have I missed something here? When others connect Ex-Link do you not connect directly?



--- In Crestron@..., "javimanga" <javimanga@> wrote:

Hi!

Check this info about ex-link

Specially this!!!:

"As the TV uses 3.3V TTL levels, the serial input/output has to be converted to/from TTL levels to RS232 levels (~10-15V). Thus a level shifter is needed. But most computers today, doesn't have an RS232 port, so you also need a USB-to-RS232 serial adapter (cable). Thus its a definite advantage to buy a pre-fabricated USB-to-serial converter using 3.3 Volt TTL levels on the serial side. Common one to look for are based on the PL2303 and FTDI chips.
WARNING! RS232 levels are up to 15V, which can cause seriously damage at your TV!"

Regards,
Javier VM

--- In Crestron@..., "grumpy_cake" <crestron@> wrote:

Hi,

I hope someone can have some patience and spoon feed me through this as I have sat here for hours and have got nowhere. I am guessing a bit so please let me know if I am doing something stupid.

Firstly this may all be down to me using a module that may not work as I can't find my TV.

I have a: UE55ES7000
Closest I can find is the UN55ES8000

I've made up a cable for EX-LINK control using the diagram in the module pdf

(integrated_partner_modules/help_files/959/samsung_un55es8000_v1_0_help.pdf)

Tested cable with multi-meter, seems fine.

I have set the value of the RS232 mode to Debug.

Tried a basic test with the module set up like this:



I'm getting nothing in debugger on Samsung_Rx$ and the TV responds to nothing鈥�

Any help appreciated.

Thanks.

-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of jgriffin1682
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 4:05 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] PTL4 to TPS4L

I think I remember a while back someone discussing a way to convert a ptl4 to a tps 4L. Does anyone know of a way to do this? TIA



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--- In Crestron@..., "matt_rasmussen_2000" <mjrtoo@...> wrote:

If I take the time to create a module for a specific projector, I would stop polling for everything but power status when it's off.


--- In Crestron@..., "chuckperkinscrestron" <chuckperkinscrestron@> wrote:

I have created a module for our Epson G5450 projectors. Everything seems to work but I have a couple questions.

1. When the projector is "Off", I get a ERR&#92;x0D when polling the projector, I will get the PWR=04&#92;x0D also, that shows that it's off. When the projector is "On" I only receive the PWR=01&#92;x0D response from the projector. I have the module set to pulse the "Proj is On" or the "Projector Is Off" based on the status returned from the polling. With this polling, my touch panel buttons are always in sync with the status of the projector On/Warmup/CoolDn/Off even if the projector in control by the IR remote. I see in the Crestron Module for the Epson G5650 (which uses the same commands) that they watch for the ERR or : (ack) but I can't figure out what they are doing when the response is received.

I created my own module so that I can monitor/control just what I need - Power On/Off, Pic Mute On/Off, Lamp Hours, Select HDMI Input

Does the ERR&#92;x0D response cause issues after polling for long periods of time?

2. I have noticed that after the projector has been Off over night, that it doesn't respond to the Power On command from the button press. After the first time the power on press makes the projector turn on almost immediately. I don't see any shut down/sleep timers that are set in the projector.

Thanks for any info you maybe able to share.
Chuck

--- In Crestron@..., "chuckperkinscrestron" <chuckperkinscrestron@...> wrote:

I have created a module for our Epson G5450 projectors. Everything seems to work but I have a couple questions.

1. When the projector is "Off", I get a ERR&#92;x0D when polling the projector, I will get the PWR=04&#92;x0D also, that shows that it's off. When the projector is "On" I only receive the PWR=01&#92;x0D response from the projector. I have the module set to pulse the "Proj is On" or the "Projector Is Off" based on the status returned from the polling. With this polling, my touch panel buttons are always in sync with the status of the projector On/Warmup/CoolDn/Off even if the projector in control by the IR remote. I see in the Crestron Module for the Epson G5650 (which uses the same commands) that they watch for the ERR or : (ack) but I can't figure out what they are doing when the response is received.

I created my own module so that I can monitor/control just what I need - Power On/Off, Pic Mute On/Off, Lamp Hours, Select HDMI Input

Does the ERR&#92;x0D response cause issues after polling for long periods of time?

2. I have noticed that after the projector has been Off over night, that it doesn't respond to the Power On command from the button press. After the first time the power on press makes the projector turn on almost immediately. I don't see any shut down/sleep timers that are set in the projector.

Thanks for any info you maybe able to share.
Chuck

--- In Crestron@..., "en480b" <en480b@...> wrote:

Hello All. I am the founder of HouseLogix, a Pennsylvania technology company. For those of you who monitor the Control4 world, you probably have heard of our VoicePod product by now. See www.voicepod.com. We are just launching VoicePod May 13th after three years of development and a successful six month beta program. We recently received a US Patent on VoicePod and have registered hundreds of dealers in the past few weeks.

In a nutshell, VoicePod is a new wireless device designed to "speech enable" any home automation system. Each VoicePod combines voice recognition (both speaker-dependent and speaker-independent) technology with speech-synthesis and text-to-speech technologies inside a small device with wireless communications. VoicePod is packaged as a wireless tabletop device with a built in speaker and microphone. But it can be wall mounted or rack mounted using external microphones and interface with external audio systems as well. All technology is embedded, so VoicePod recognizes commands instantly. Its voice commands and menus are completely customizable.

The first flavor of VoicePod provides both Zigbee support and serial integration through a built-in serial port. We are publishing VoicePod's serial integration protocol. We also have Wi-fi and iOS versions well underway that each will support full IP integration. I won't try to explain the whole product fully here since our website and videos do a good job of that. www.voicepod.com/faq has a lot of answers.

I'm here because we would like see some Crestron implementations of VoicePod. We are Control4 experts and Control4's DriverWorks tool allowed us to create very robust Control4 support for our launch. We have no expertise in Crestron (or AMX, Savant, etc) and are looking for some help with making sure our product finds its way into the Crestron world.

There seems to be a lot of Crestron expertise floating around this "colorful" forum so I thought I'd seek some partners and early adopters on here. Ideally, we're looking for experienced Creston dealers with a customers who want VoicePod. We'd like to work with some dealers to build a free (or marketable) Crestron module suitable for serial and/or IP integration with VoicePod. We would provide discounted hardware and a superb level of support to early adopters in the Crestron world.

Our product is a home run for both luxury living and for the disabled at the same time. If interested in working with us, feel free to email me at ted.rosenberger@...

Thanks so much,

Ted Rosenberger
Founder & CEO
HouseLogix, Inc.
1015 S. Cedar Crest Blvd.
Allentown, PA 18103

mobile: 610-349-7198
skype: tedrosenberger

--- In Crestron@..., "floyd1212" <floyd1212@...> wrote:

my values are generated with an INIT, and can range from -2d to 32d.

I just gave it some more thought, and I'm thinking I can compare my value to 32,768, instead of zero, and when my value is > 32,768 it is "negative", and when it is <= 32,768 it is either "positive" or 0d. Right?



--- In Crestron@..., "matt_rasmussen_2000" <mjrtoo@> wrote:

Where are you getting the values from, self generated or from a device/feedback? And what is the range of values you're comparing?

--- In Crestron@..., "floyd1212" <floyd1212@> wrote:

I was trying to use everyone's favorite symbol, Analog Comparison (Full Set), to tell me when an analog signal was either positive, negative, or zero, but then I realized it is treating analogs as unsigned values. Needless to say, I was never getting an indication that the value was negative.

Is there a combination of symbols I could use instead for getting the results I'm looking for? I actually only need to know when the value is >= 0, or < 0.

TIA