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Re: Mobile Pro on iPhone 5
The 'old' app was never modified to support the bigger screen sizes introduced with the iphone5. Wouldn't hold your breath for it at this point either.
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Re: Reading Lutron Homeworks Illumination Output Strings
Heather Baiman
Download the legacy tools, Test Manager is in there. It is the "debugger" for x-series.
________________________________________ From: Crestron@... [Crestron@...] on behalf of sumocomputers [iwannagetmail@...] Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2013 12:18 PM To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] Reading Lutron Homeworks Illumination Output Strings Having issues with Lutron to Crestron. We are using a very old CNMSX-PRO with an equally old ST-COM connected to a Lutron Homeworks Illumination Panel via RS-232, and having some problems reading data from the Lutron correctly. We know that when looking for strings coming out of Lutron, passing into the ST-COM, we can correctly identify the string as an example, for the Living Room Keypad Button in the following format, which matches up with the Lutron documentation: KBP, [01:06:07], 10\r Just to clarify, we have logic on the ST-COM that says "when we see the following string, go turn on the fireplace." Here is an explanation of the string: Keypad Button Press (KBP)Processor 1 (01)Link 6 (06)Keypad ID 7 (07)Button 10 (10)Carriage Return (\r) The above works perfectly. However, when we try other Keypads with other fireplaces, we get failure to recognize the strings. After troubleshooting a little, it appears that if the Keypad ID has double digits (like 10, 14, 16, etc), it doesn't work. I suspect one of three things: 1. Although Lutron should be sending out ASCII, for some reason it is sending out some other format (we cannot use SIMPL debugger to verify). It should be noted that for a Keypad ID of 10 as an example, none of the following worked placed into the ST-COM (note we are trying decimal, ASCII, and hex). Also see screenshot down below. KBP, [1:6:10], 5\r KBP, [01:06:10], 5\rKBP, [01:06:0A], 5\r None of the above work at all. 2. The second possibility is that the Crestron is not correctly translating the ASCII it is receiving, therefore not turning on the fireplace. 3. Maybe we need to set some options on the ST-COM Module, that I am not aware of. I tried to see if there is a way under "Configure Device" to set it for ASCII, Hex, or Decimal, but there is no option like that. What I really want to do, is monitor what the Crestron is really seeing from the Lutron Panel when certain Lutron Keypad buttons are pressed, but I think I need to use SIMPL Debugger for that. Since we cannot use Toolbox, and therefore SIMPL Debugger with this CNMSX-PRO, we are stuck. I tried using Toolbox and could not get it to work. Crestron verified that Toolbox will not work with our CNMSX-PRO. Please see Lutron documentation here: ; rotocol%202.pdf Please see screenshot of the ST-COM here: ; t%206.15.31%20PM-1.jpg Thanks [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 |
Re: Develop New Core3 iPad/iPhone App with Custom Graphics? Guess Again....
ewilliams0305
You can load custom graphics, just not custom controls. That doesnt meen you cant create a media player that looks how you want it too
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Reading Lutron Homeworks Illumination Output Strings
sumocomputers
Having issues with Lutron to Crestron.
We are using a very old CNMSX-PRO with an equally old ST-COM connected to a Lutron Homeworks Illumination Panel via RS-232, and having some problems reading data from the Lutron correctly. We know that when looking for strings coming out of Lutron, passing into the ST-COM, we can correctly identify the string as an example, for the Living Room Keypad Button in the following format, which matches up with the Lutron documentation: KBP, [01:06:07], 10\r Just to clarify, we have logic on the ST-COM that says "when we see the following string, go turn on the fireplace." Here is an explanation of the string: Keypad Button Press (KBP)Processor 1 (01)Link 6 (06)Keypad ID 7 (07)Button 10 (10)Carriage Return (\r) The above works perfectly. However, when we try other Keypads with other fireplaces, we get failure to recognize the strings. After troubleshooting a little, it appears that if the Keypad ID has double digits (like 10, 14, 16, etc), it doesn't work. I suspect one of three things: 1. Although Lutron should be sending out ASCII, for some reason it is sending out some other format (we cannot use SIMPL debugger to verify). It should be noted that for a Keypad ID of 10 as an example, none of the following worked placed into the ST-COM (note we are trying decimal, ASCII, and hex). Also see screenshot down below. KBP, [1:6:10], 5\r KBP, [01:06:10], 5\rKBP, [01:06:0A], 5\r None of the above work at all. 2. The second possibility is that the Crestron is not correctly translating the ASCII it is receiving, therefore not turning on the fireplace. 3. Maybe we need to set some options on the ST-COM Module, that I am not aware of. I tried to see if there is a way under "Configure Device" to set it for ASCII, Hex, or Decimal, but there is no option like that. What I really want to do, is monitor what the Crestron is really seeing from the Lutron Panel when certain Lutron Keypad buttons are pressed, but I think I need to use SIMPL Debugger for that. Since we cannot use Toolbox, and therefore SIMPL Debugger with this CNMSX-PRO, we are stuck. I tried using Toolbox and could not get it to work. Crestron verified that Toolbox will not work with our CNMSX-PRO. Please see Lutron documentation here: ; rotocol%202.pdf Please see screenshot of the ST-COM here: ; t%206.15.31%20PM-1.jpg Thanks |
Re: LOVE this Crestron Samsung TV APP
Heath Volmer
It believe it does, but it's 480P component video. Not entirely useful.
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Put an overlay gui into a DM RMC - a wonderful idea. On Jun 8, 2013, at 9:20 AM, Jeremy Weatherford <jweather@...> wrote:
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Re: LOVE this Crestron Samsung TV APP
MC3 was supposed to have OSD functionality... not sure if that was ever
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completed. On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 11:06 AM, gsrankin <grankin@...> wrote:
I've been telling Crestron to develop an on-screen interface ever since --
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Re: LOVE this Crestron Samsung TV APP
gsrankin
I've been telling Crestron to develop an on-screen interface ever since Control 4 came out. Their answer has always been the DVPHD. My reply has always been, "My client just paid a few grand for a TV, they're not going to pay another $10K for an on-screen GUI when the competition offers it for a few hundred dollars."
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The Samsung app looks like a nice toy. I saw it about a year ago at a road show. I still don't understand why they just don't throw some smarts into a room box and be done with it. Drive it around with a simple hand-held remote and all those on-touchscreen functions we love so well for media players and the like are now available on a 60" flatscreen. Has always seemed like a no-brainer to me, but then again what do I know? :-) --- In Crestron@..., "Sean Patterson" <sound.scan@...> wrote:
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Re: Yahoo Weather Is Downs
I'm not sure which endpoint you were using, but I'm using this to get a
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5-day forecast: On Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 6:25 PM, andyross94928 <sifuas@...> wrote:
Yahoo recently updated their weather service so it seems to return 2 days --
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Re: Develop New Core3 iPad/iPhone App with Custom Graphics? Guess Again....
Bart Podkowka
+1 for commandfusion!
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Looks like another beta product flogged at a price. Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message --------
From: rich_fregosa <rich@...> Date: 08/06/2013 08:28 (GMT+01:00) To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] Develop New Core3 iPad/iPhone App with Custom Graphics? Guess Again.... Here's the highlights from the True Blue FAQ regarding the App, but basically if you had any intent to use something other that the stock controls Crestron gives you, you are completely SOL... So much for "make your iPad work just like your TSW series panels"... Unsupported Features due to iOS restrictions: � Custom Controls � Custom Fonts (Only built-in transport fonts and Arial are supported) Known Issues: SSL on 3-series control systems requires 3-series firmware 1.007.0014 or later. Authentication not supported on 2-series control systems. The app will exit if you attempt to load a project to the iOS device after a cancelled upload. Restart the app and try again. RSS Feed control will not show images. Notification pop-up allows presses to go through to any pressable controls underneath. Custom controls created with the Smart Graphics SDK are not allowed on the iOS platform. This is due to Apple restrictions. Custom fonts are not allowed on the iOS platform. Built in Arial and Crestron Transport fonts are allowed. This is due to Apple restrictions. |
Re: New iOS App?
Don't feel bad for me. I have never learned anything from people telling me only good things. The more you tell me the better things will get.
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On the pricing, the Microsoft comparison is a good one. They were dumbfounded when I told them we didn't charge for firmware updates or development tools! I do wish we had better options to get a version out to those of you actually developing the interfaces but the App Store can be quite limiting. On Jun 7, 2013, at 4:31 PM, "Eric Williams" <ewilliams0305@...<mailto:ewilliams0305@...>> wrote:
I feel bad for John... Great job John, between the guys on labs and here, I'm sure you feel appreciated. Anyway... Great job! -----Original Message----- From: "Andrew Yalowitz" <andrewy@...<mailto:andrewy%40stagesound.com>> Sent: �6/�7/�2013 4:15 PM To: "Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com>" <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com>> Subject: RE: [Crestron] Re: New iOS App? I agree, though I wish the app was universal iPhone/iPad, instead of a separate one for each. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] This e-mail message and all attachments transmitted with it may contain legally privileged and confidential information intended solely for the use of the addressee. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any reading, dissemination, distribution, copying, or other use of this message or its attachments is strictly prohibited. |
Develop New Core3 iPad/iPhone App with Custom Graphics? Guess Again....
Here's the highlights from the True Blue FAQ regarding the App, but basically if you had any intent to use something other that the stock controls Crestron gives you, you are completely SOL...
So much for "make your iPad work just like your TSW series panels"... Unsupported Features due to iOS restrictions: · Custom Controls · Custom Fonts (Only built-in transport fonts and Arial are supported) Known Issues: SSL on 3-series control systems requires 3-series firmware 1.007.0014 or later. Authentication not supported on 2-series control systems. The app will exit if you attempt to load a project to the iOS device after a cancelled upload. Restart the app and try again. RSS Feed control will not show images. Notification pop-up allows presses to go through to any pressable controls underneath. Custom controls created with the Smart Graphics SDK are not allowed on the iOS platform. This is due to Apple restrictions. Custom fonts are not allowed on the iOS platform. Built in Arial and Crestron Transport fonts are allowed. This is due to Apple restrictions. |
Re: New iOS App?
Chip
Love it...
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Hey, remember the days where the UI device for your clients' control systems cost several thousand dollars a pop? - Chip --- In Crestron@..., "RobK" <fooguy89@...> wrote:
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Re: New iOS App?
It blows my mind how a customer will spend $800 on an iPad, but good lord, $99 for an app? Holy crap. The world comes to an end.
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Can't tell me it's becuase the iPad does sooooooooooooooo much and the app is fixed purpose, because the same applies to $1.00 for an app. People work up a sweat over the debate to buy it. This about sums it up. People basically get their knickers in a twist over buying software, because software to most people has no material value. --- In Crestron@..., "Russell" <russellrgrove@...> wrote:
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Re: New iOS App?
I'm usually the one telling the whining customer about the $99per iPhone/iPad per account because the salesman did not clearly explain. Often, everyone in the house has a separate iTunes account. I've seen customers buy it 6 times or only once because they don't want to pay. On commercial jobs I usually squeeze everything into the free app because more people will use it and that leads to more sales. It would be sooooo much better if we could pay a fee per processor ($250 for iPone? $300 for iPad?)to make the free app work with the larger file size.
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Re: OT: RG59 as speaker wire??
Chip
Right, but we're not talking about changing impedance. The discussion was about different wire, which changes capacitance...
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Obviously changing either is not a great idea for your amp. - Chip --- In Crestron@..., Steve Robinson <stever101010@...> wrote:
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