Did you ever figure this out??
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Updated SmartThings Interface Code
Something changed on either the SmartThings or Crestron side that introduced a bug in the code for an occupancy sensor connected a SmartThings hub. ?I've loaded an update onto github. ?In addition, because people where having trouble getting the code configured properly I've added documentation in the github readme file for the project on how to properly get all this configured.?
Thanks to Casey for his help on this.
The code can be found here
Thanks
Jay
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Re: Lighting based on multiple occ sensors
IMO, it wouldn't work very reliably because the Occ sensors have timeouts and can be tripped from multiple distances.? You'd be better off putting a beam sensor at each end of the stairs and then monitoring sensors to determine direction.
Top or bottom of stairs gets tripped and sets a latch.? When you get to the other end (or turn around and cross the beam again), it clears the latch.? If neither end is latched, when you cross a beam, then it will know which side you are coming from and trigger the correct loads.
Example:
Trip the beam at top of stairs
IF the top beam is already latched (you've turned around) then clear the latch
IF the bottom beam was crossed then clear the latch for the bottom beam
IF the bottom beam hasn't been crossed then turn on the lights at the bottom of the stairs and set a latch.
Trip beam at bottom of stairs
IF the bottom beam is already latched (you've turned around) then clear the latch
IF the top beam was crossed then clear the latch for the top beam
IF the top beam hasn't been crossed then turn on the lights at the top of the stairs and set a latch.
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Re: Samsung TVs IR control discrete power on doesn't work after being off a long time
OP ? Try using the UN55ES8000 IR codes from the Crestron Database.? Been using it for years for discrete¡¯s, up to this year¡¯s KS9000 ? Trey ?
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From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2017 4:39 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Samsung TVs IR control discrete power on doesn't work after being off a long time? ? This is strange but something that we've noticed with two Samsung TVs on a particular job: If "warm" then the discrete power code for "on" works fine. But if "cold" ie first time turned on in the morning, then the power on code never works first time. The factory remote with its toggling code always turns them on just fine. This is the same Samsung discrete IR codeset I've used for years which I think got from this group originally (Samsung UN46B8000XF.ir).? ? Anyone seen this before? Does sending multiple power commands eventually wake it up? Not on site to test, getting this third had from tech on site. ? Thx in advance ? OP ?
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Re: Lighting based on multiple occ sensors
Assuming 2 motion detectors (one at the top of the stairs and one at the bottom). ?One solution is to run the motion detectors into logic wave pulse symbols so the output of the motion sensor is reduced to a single logic wave and can then be run into a truth table without worrying about circular logic. ?If the top of stair or bottom of stair motion detector is tripped and the other motion detector hasn't been tripped (latch is clear) then start the appropriate scene and set the latch. ?If one of the motion detectors is tripped and the latch is set then don't do anything because you've already started your lighting scene.
Every time a motion detector is tripped trigger a retriggerable one shot. ?This is going to be the timeout period for the lighting scene. ?After the ROS has expired the person has left the stairs and you can turn off the lighting scene and clear the latch. ?
I personally like using truth tables.?
This is going to require some real world testing. ?You could have issues with multiple people going different directions, etc. It will depend on how your scenes act.
Hope this helps
Jay
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Subject: [Crestron] Lighting based on multiple occ sensors
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Have a client that has multiple occupancy sensor in his staircase and would like to trigger different loads in different ways depending on which direction he is going. Up versus down of course. ?Anybody done something similar and would like to share? ?Or suggest ideas on just how to accomplish this.
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Re: Multi zone hvac control.
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On Jan 19, 2017 3:30 PM, "dave.dunaway@... [Crestron]" <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Are there any new hvac zone controllers that communicate in similar fashion to the old carrier comfort zone systems?
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Lighting based on multiple occ sensors
Have a client that has multiple occupancy sensor in his staircase and would like to trigger different loads in different ways depending on which direction he is going. Up versus down of course. ?Anybody done something similar and would like to share? ?Or suggest ideas on just how to accomplish this.
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Re: Adding a stop command after PZT action controlling a camera
Thanks for the reply guys worked perfectly!
On Thursday, January 19, 2017 3:11 PM, "oliver.hall@... [Crestron]" wrote:
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Re: Adding a stop command after PZT action controlling a camera
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Are there any new hvac zone controllers that communicate in similar fashion to the old carrier comfort zone systems?
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Re: Custom Animated Objects
email me at kgossen at resitechsolutions dot ca.
I have a couple questions to ask you first.
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Re: Custom Animated Objects
Any chance you wanna make a YouTube video of this process? :)
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I open up the theme in Studio, Copy the images into resources, create my Image Map, then create a Animation Style for it. Now I have the different animations available whenever I need one because they are now a permanent part of my theme.?
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Re: Latest version of Samsung EXlink protocol
One-way serial. ?The issue is one way serial port goes between 0 and 5 volts as opposed to the ¡°full¡± com ports which go between -13 and + 13 volts. ?Some devices prefer the ¡°TTL version" of rs-232.
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Phil,
Are you saying to use the same commands, but on an IR port setup for 1-way serial?? Or are you saying you have converted to just using IR codes?
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Always send the RSPW 1 when the TV is on. ?I send it 1 second before power off every time.
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I believe that (in most cases) the RSPW1 command must be sent when the display is already on.
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Re: Latest version of Samsung EXlink protocol
Phil,
Are you saying to use the same commands, but on an IR port setup for 1-way serial?? Or are you saying you have converted to just using IR codes?
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Re: Custom Animated Objects
I open up the theme in Studio, Copy the images into resources, create my Image Map, then create a Animation Style for it. Now I have the different animations available whenever I need one because they are now a permanent part of my theme.?
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Re: Sony Bravia tv controls
Go into the TV menu and find SimpleIP and turn it on, even if you are only using rs-232.
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Has anyone experienced loosing controls on tv power on when tv is left off for more than an hour ? And the only way to get it back working is to turn tv with tv remote its self
Any suggestions?
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Flir NVR streaming to TSW Panels
?Greetings. Has anyone been able to stream directly from the Flir to the TSW Panels ? If so can you suggest to me a configuration? Thanks
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It's not possible to get this working in all cases.? You have three options: 1) get power feedback from the display somehow (current sensor, light sensor, USB power detect, EDID detect), 2) use a different display with discrete power commands, or 3) put a power toggle button on the touchpanel and manage user expectations (not ideal).
On Thu, Jan 19, 2017 at 6:25 AM, jaime.short@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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So I have a TV that only has a power toggle. I have to correct logic ( I believe) to only execute the power command when sources are selected after the TV is on so it doesn't turn it back off, and I thought I had the off working as well until I realized it throws the off again with a whole house off and ends up turning the TV on if its off and vice verse if it's in the other state. What would be the best logic or symbols to use to get this to function correctly. I was thinking a truth table but is there a better way (easier)?
Thank you in advance for any input on this.
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Re: Adding a stop command after PZT action controlling a camera
"Or put your DPAD signals (up, down, left, right) into a NOR and drive the STOP command from the output.As long as the STOP logic is only edge triggered, there's no need for any additional pulse symbols."
The anal retentive among us hate the idea that this means a pan stop, tilt stop and zoom stop commands are generated/fired out every time the program starts up - that's why we use the neg trigger on pulses instead.? :)
? - Chip
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