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Use an ANIC, drive the "Up" with the offhook FB from the dialer of choice, hold time 1s, repeat time 1s, increment 1d, min 0, max 65535, mute 0.

Will count up as long as call is active. Use an INIT with 0d to reset at end of call or whenever you want to reset.

Use a timer object on the touchpanel (pre-SmartGraphics) or a time-formatted CIP tag (SmartGraphics) or if you're feeling a little masochistic, a DIVMOD with 60d as the parameter to get separate minutes and seconds feedback.

I <3 the AINC (and the ACOMP2 but that's another thread)

Lincoln

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Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS
Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Silver)
ControlWorks Consulting, LLC
Crestron Services Provider


-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of Sean
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 6:34 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Audio Conference Call Progress Timer....write your own or is one available?

Before I dig into making a timer function, is there one available that I'm missing?

I see lots of countdown timers, etc., but my client is looking specifically for a timer that starts when a call is connected.

I'm thinking a simpl+ function, not too complex or a symbol that ticks, calculates the time and formats the number to be displayed properly.

Thanks

Sean



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A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the Database area.
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Use an ANIC, drive the "Up" with the offhook FB from the dialer of choice, hold time 1s, repeat time 1s, increment 1d, min 0, max 65535, mute 0.

Will count up as long as call is active. Use an INIT with 0d to reset at end of call or whenever you want to reset.

Use a timer object on the touchpanel (pre-SmartGraphics) or a time-formatted CIP tag (SmartGraphics) or if you're feeling a little masochistic, a DIVMOD with 60d as the parameter to get separate minutes and seconds feedback.

I <3 the AINC (and the ACOMP2 but that's another thread)

Lincoln

--
Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS
Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Silver)
ControlWorks Consulting, LLC
Crestron Services Provider


-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of Sean
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 6:34 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Audio Conference Call Progress Timer....write your own or is one available?

Before I dig into making a timer function, is there one available that I'm missing?

I see lots of countdown timers, etc., but my client is looking specifically for a timer that starts when a call is connected.

I'm thinking a simpl+ function, not too complex or a symbol that ticks, calculates the time and formats the number to be displayed properly.

Thanks

Sean



------------------------------------



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

No documentation outside of what's here on the forum, but there's also not a lot to it.

WHILE(1)

Says, take the code enclosed in the following curly braces and run it OVER AND OVER AGAIN - FOREVERRRRRRRR!

In most circumstances that classifies as A Very Bad Thing (tm). But if you include code inside the curly braces that returns time to the OS and the host SIMPL program, you're good. As luck would have, it:

GATHER(delimiter,src_string)

Says STOP right there, and keep monitoring "src_string". Do not pass GO, do not collect $200 UNTIL you see the specified "delimiter" appear in src_string. When you do, remove everything from the front of src_sting up to the first occurrence of delimiter, and put it in the variable I specify. Then go back to monitoring "src_string".

The great thing about GATHER is that as soon as it evaluates src_string and doesn't find delimiter, it returns control to the processor. The OS lets GATHER know when (if ever) delimiter arrives, and tells it go resume business.

The big trick is in your parsing code. You need to make sure you evaluate what GATHER returns to you as quickly as possible and let the code return to the GATHER. This is an exercise left to the reader, as how to parse everything depends entirely on the data you're expecting.

In theory, the only way I know of for your BUFFER_INPUT to overrun is if lots of data comes in that never contains the delimiter, or if your processor is SO bogged down otherwise that the OS can't get your S+ code fired back up to run the parsing code.

(Oddly enough, I have random instances of this happening at a job site right now. REALLY frustrating)

That said, I'm not sure I'd use this approach for JSON data, considering how sucky it's structured. Maybe there's a good way of doing it - I just haven't considered it...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "redquartznow" <redquartznq@> wrote:

Hello

I would like to have a clear definition of the hows and why's of

Main()
{
While (1)
{
Gather ();
Parse
}}

From my searching on this group I have found many tidbits of information
that make this seem to be an attractive solution to chatty devices. However every time I have used it (only on a project that sends back LARGE amounts of json data i.e. tv program guide for a week) i just seem to get buffer overruns.

Does anyone have a link to somewhere this has been explained in detail before?

Cheers,
Kurt

--- On Monday, May 20, 2013 at 5:37 PM, martinkup90 wrote:

Todd, Your email is not visible on the post.
I am located in the SE Florida area and interested in the opportunity,

me a private message so we could chat some more.

Regards,
Martin Kupferman, DMC-E

--- In Crestron@..., "todd.welling" <todd.welling@...> wrote:

I am working with a national Integrator that has a local branch in the

Southeast Florida area. This company is one of the top 10 Custom

Integration Companies. The Sr. Leadership has come to me looking for a
Crestron Programmer, someone with the ability to program large Crestron
systems and integrating with other disciplines such as Lighting and
Security.

Pay depends in experience. Who can you recommend for the opportunity?

Your assistance is greatly appreciated!

Todd Welling
Regional Recruiter
SS&C, Inc.
Phone: (805) 557-0077 ext. 141
Fax: (805) 557-0801
E-mail: Todd@...
Visit our website:

67.215.65.132 is opendns.com. It looks like you typed the IP address
into the TCP-Client symbol incorrectly.


On Mon, 20 May 2013 17:34:19 -0000, "avautobot1"
<a.hutchison@...> wrote:

Hi All,
As I said above I am fairly new to this, but I am trying to control a Marantz av
receiver using the TCP/IP Client. After sending the connect string all I get back is the
following message.

Notice:TCP Client Slot-08.IP-ID-25: Unable to connect to TCP server (67.215.65.132&#92;0, status = -257

Now the IP address that is listed is not the one that I have entered into the Marantz or
the IP Client module so im thinking that it must be an issue with DNS. I have tried both
the DNS server on my modem and a third party one.

Any body know what staus = -257 means or come across this problem before.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Alex

--- On Monday, May 20, 2013 at 5:37 PM, martinkup90 wrote:

Todd, Your email is not visible on the post.
I am located in the SE Florida area and interested in the opportunity, send
me a private message so we could chat some more.

Regards,
Martin Kupferman, DMC-E

--- In Crestron@..., "todd.welling" <todd.welling@...> wrote:

I am working with a national Integrator that has a local branch in the

Southeast Florida area. This company is one of the top 10 Custom Electronic
Integration Companies. The Sr. Leadership has come to me looking for a
Crestron Programmer, someone with the ability to program large Crestron
systems and integrating with other disciplines such as Lighting and
Security.

Pay depends in experience. Who can you recommend for the opportunity?

Your assistance is greatly appreciated!

Todd Welling
Regional Recruiter
SS&C, Inc.
Phone: (805) 557-0077 ext. 141
Fax: (805) 557-0801
E-mail: Todd@...
Visit our website:

I am working with a national Integrator that has a local branch in the Southeast Florida area. This company is one of the top 10 Custom Electronic Integration Companies. The Sr. Leadership has come to me looking for a Crestron Programmer, someone with the ability to program large Crestron systems and integrating with other disciplines such as Lighting and Security.

Pay depends in experience. Who can you recommend for the opportunity? Your assistance is greatly appreciated!

Todd Welling
Regional Recruiter
SS&C, Inc.
Phone: (805) 557-0077 ext. 141
Fax: (805) 557-0801
E-mail: Todd@...
Visit our website:

--- On Monday, May 20, 2013 at 4:54 PM, rm wrote:

Good afternoon Todd, does the programmer need to reside in the office
location?

Or can this be done remotely?


On May 20, 2013 4:47 PM, "todd.welling" <todd.welling@...> wrote:

I am working with a national Integrator that has a local branch in the
Southeast Florida area. This company is one of the top 10 Custom
Electronic Integration Companies. The Sr. Leadership has come to me
looking for a Crestron Programmer, someone with the ability to program
large Crestron systems and integrating with other disciplines such as
Lighting and Security.

Pay depends in experience. Who can you recommend for the opportunity?
Your assistance is greatly appreciated!

Todd Welling
Regional Recruiter
SS&C, Inc.
Phone: (805) 557-0077 ext. 141
Fax: (805) 557-0801
E-mail: Todd@...
Visit our website:

Anyone know of a good pre construction box with enough recessed area to preferably house Rmc boxes and power supplies.

Sent from my pocket robot!

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Is the processor on the same local network as the receiver? The IP address shown is not a local IP?

If you're trying to control something on a remote network, you a) should probably reconsider, and b) need to make sure port forwarding is configured properly.

--- In Crestron@..., "avautobot1" <a.hutchison@> wrote:

Hi All,
As I said above I am fairly new to this, but I am trying to control a Marantz av receiver using the TCP/IP Client. After sending the connect string all I get back is the following message.

Notice:TCP Client Slot-08.IP-ID-25: Unable to connect to TCP server (67.215.65.132&#92;0, status = -257

Now the IP address that is listed is not the one that I have entered into the Marantz or the IP Client module so im thinking that it must be an issue with DNS. I have tried both the DNS server on my modem and a third party one.

Any body know what staus = -257 means or come across this problem before.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Alex