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Thanks for reply.



Also thought about it, but I had no way to check this. At the end of the
week I'll be working on it so check it out.



Regards





From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf
Of sebastiaanheemskerk
Sent: Monday, June 10, 2013 10:52 AM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: The extended ASCII codes in 3-series





There is a change in character encoding. With a 3-series you can have ASCII
and UTF16. If you are using UTF16, you need to put in 2 bytes to represent 1
character.

To make it more 2-series compatible, you can put in the compiler directive:
#ENCODING_ASCII

Or probably put a \x00 in front of your \xB0 (may be behind the \xB0 as
well, as Crestron uses UTF16-Little Endian.)

Kind regards,

Sebastiaan

--- In Crestron@... <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> ,
"kabza" <kabzaa@> wrote:

When i wanted to get degree sign in simpl+ module i just get it with &#92;xB0.
The same module in 3-series and degree sign is not show. Is there any
changes in ascii table?



Regards

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IR in at the TX, out at the RX. Should work with 1-way 232, but most
likely will not work in the reverse direction. I don't see any limitations
on using 232 and IR at the same time.

On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Raph Paf <raphaelthiffault@...>
wrote:

I forgot to ask, can we use rs232 and ir at the same time?

Does the ir probe can be install at the any end?


--- In Crestron@..., Rapha雔 Thiffault <raphaelthiffault@

...>

wrote:

Someone know if we could use the ir port of to be use has a serial one

way?

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I'm not sure if this is a Vtpro-e thing or Windows...
I normally save a new file as v1.1, followed by v1.2 etc.
But, Vtpro-e won't do that anymore, it does not see the .2 for example, so instead it saves it as v1 (which can for obvious reason wreck havoc).

Anyone come across this? Is there a patch or workaround?

I'm not sure if this is a Vtpro-e thing or Windows...
I normally save a new file as v1.1, followed by v1.2 etc.
But, Vtpro-e won't do that anymore, it does not see the .2 for example, so instead it saves it as v1 (which can for obvious reason wreck havoc).

Anyone come across this? Is there a patch or workaround?

I'm not sure if this is a Vtpro-e thing or Windows...
I normally save a new file as v1.1, followed by v1.2 etc.
But, Vtpro-e won't do that anymore, it does not see the .2 for example, so instead it saves it as v1 (which can for obvious reason wreck havoc).

Anyone come across this? Is there a patch or workaround?

I'm getting emails from a proc with 1.7.14. Haven't tried the
current-release 1.7.19, and don't have one I can update at the moment.

On Mon, 10 Jun 2013 15:47:24 -0000, "Andy A" <aandrea@...>
wrote:

So if I am reading correctly...you have been able to get a 3-series processor to send an
email message? Ever since I upgraded firmware to the latest available (as of a week or so
ago) my email has been non-existent. Any help/guidance you could provide would be greatly
appreciated!

--- In Crestron@..., Kool-Aid Drinker <herald@> wrote:

If you look at the full headers or "source" of a 2-series email,
you'll see a Content-type: header with a specific char set.

Compare 3-series.

With no char set designated, a 3-series email is at the mercy of email
reading program, OS internationalization, etc. Results WILL vary.

Complain to True Blue. As the basis of the email sender, they used a
free C# library that was known to have issues, but didn't apply any of
the readily available fixes.

On Sun, 9 Jun 2013 18:12:02 +0200, "kabza" <kabzaa@> wrote:

It is not for panel. It is for -e-mail message. Here is my simpl+ code that
is working well in 2-series but in 3-series degree sign is not show.



message$ = date(1)+" "+time()+" - Temperature is "+ Temp$ + " &#92;xB0C";



Here is e-mail message:



06/09/2013 17:22:15 - Temperature is 35.0 ?C



Regards



From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf
Of Lincoln King-Cliby
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2013 5:55 PM
To: 'Crestron@...'
Subject: RE: [Crestron] The extended ASCII codes in 3-series





What panel are you using?

It's likely not a control system issue, but a panel issue.

If it's a TSW... this was working early on, broken in firmware and reported
quite a while ago, and AFAIK still not fixed (though it's been a few weeks
since I've had time to play with it)

Lincoln

Jeremy

Was that at 3 series job?

--- In Crestron@..., Jeremy Weatherford <jweather@...> wrote:

FYI, we ran across a TV last week (UN46ES7500F) that would only respond

to

"off" commands from a 1-way 232 port, not from a full COM port. Maybe
EX-Link expects TTL levels and gets overdriven by standard 232? No idea,
this is the first time I've seen this, but then we usually have these on
1-way 232 ports anyway...

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I use an animation with the (6) states. I overlay the 5 transparent buttons onto the animation. Unit an analog value from each button press to drive the animation to the state you want. Then I use a nor from the 5 buttons to drive the animation back to its resting state. Works great and alot easier than lining up buttons.

-----Original Message-----
From: "Nick Mitchell" <nick@...>
Sent: 芒鈧���6/芒鈧���10/芒鈧���2013 7:40 AM
To: "Crestron@..." <Crestron@...>
Subject: Re: [Crestron] Circular D-pad? Non-Core3

That's pretty much how I do it. Circle graphic with rectangle buttons
overlaying it. I do each direction and select in the middle. I put a little
green or red icon in the middle of each direction to light up as feedback.
Kind of simulating an led.

Nick

Sent from my eMail.

On Jun 10, 2013, at 6:22 AM, jmacd2918 <jmacd2918@...> wrote:



I'm trying to figure out the best way to use a circular d-pad in a
non-core3 system. Think something like what's on a Roku remote:


I can build the graphics no problem, it's a matter of layout in Vision
Tools.

This is being done for both aesthetics and to fit better on the page, so
the issue of button overlap is really what I'm trying to overcome,
especially since it's a curved graphic (button to the user) in a
rectangular button (non-existent from the user point of view).

Is there a good way to do this?
Use blank buttons or borders to mask areas where there is overlap? Seems
like a major kludge, but it should work. I'm hoping I'm just overlooking a
better way to do this.

Thanks for any input.

-Jeff MacDonald
AV Coordinator
Johnson Graduate School of Management
Cornell University




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FYI, we ran across a TV last week (UN46ES7500F) that would only respond to
"off" commands from a 1-way 232 port, not from a full COM port. Maybe
EX-Link expects TTL levels and gets overdriven by standard 232? No idea,
this is the first time I've seen this, but then we usually have these on
1-way 232 ports anyway...