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Re: TRANE XL1050 WiFi Thermostats

 

One important caveat!! There is a console command SUPPORTRSAAES128ciph that must be enabled for the secure TLS communication to work. ?This console command enables one of the ciphers Crestron removed from the firmware, but is required by the Trane thermostat. ?Type "supportrsaaes128 on" in the Crestron console and reboot your processor. ?You can check that it's enabled by typing "supportrsaaes128". ?Make sure you enable this before attempting to connect the module, otherwise the module will not connect.


Re: TRANE XL1050 WiFi Thermostats

 

The last known release was the one available from the application market before it was pulled. ?There has only been one release so far. ?You should the correct module!?


Re: TRANE XL1050 WiFi Thermostats

 

That's great news, thanks!

What is the "last known released" version of the module? The one I have is "TraneClimateLIB v1.0 Comm IP.umc", from the "TraneClimate v1.0 Demo IP CP3" example program.

--- On Tuesday, March 1, 2022 at 5:30 PM, ajhan81 wrote:

Crestron has just released new 3-series firmware that resolves the TLS
handshaking problem. The version is 1.8001.0133. I have been testing with the
last known released module/demo program and it is working well. I also created
a test program with two thermostats to test that each would connect and could
be controlled independently - that is also working as expected.


Re: How's it Working Series: TV Presets v2

 

What?? they don't have a file for FIOS??
I assume that you could make your own, correct? although I understand that this kinda defeats the purpose...

Also, can someone confirm whether this module requires continuous connection to the internet to work properly? or is it just for getting periodic updates....


Re: TRANE XL1050 WiFi Thermostats

 

Crestron has just released new 3-series firmware that resolves the TLS handshaking problem. ?The version is 1.8001.0133. I?have been testing with the last known released module/demo program and it is working well. ?I also created a test program with two thermostats to test that each would connect and could be controlled independently - that is also working as expected.


Subpage Ref List Issue

 

Has anyone seen the issue where items in the Subpage Reference List show up half-drawn? Just noticed it yesterday


Re: Opening SMW Projects

 

Thanks Guys, very helpful...

Yeah, a number of years ago I was working off Google Drive and maybe that is where the issue came from - of course I realized that I had to move the files to my computer or disaster!!? HaHa...
Thanks again!!


Re: OT - Proximity Sensor

 

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Thanks!

On 3/1/2022 1:13 PM, mjc76@... wrote:

This is not wireless. But you could hook it to a Crestron CEN-IO-COM-202. I have used it before and they work really well. You will have to make an enclosure for it though.


Re: OT - Proximity Sensor

 

This is not wireless. But you could hook it to a Crestron CEN-IO-COM-202. I have used it before and they work really well. You will have to make an enclosure for it though.


Re: Primer for 4Series Modules #simplsharppro

 

No sandbox for 4 series.
There should be some videos from masters in online help 2015 that are the Crestron beginning c# courses that run through setup your environment. You need to use nuget to get the Crestron packages added to your solution then you can go to town.

-andy


Re: How's it Working Series: TV Presets v2

 

Mine at home still doesn't work, as they still don't list Fios as a choice


Extra TSW-1070-WS

 

I have available a couple of NIB TSW-1070-W-S if anyone needs some.?


Primer for 4Series Modules #simplsharppro

 

1) are we still sandboxed if we're using SIMPL on a 4-series?
2) Is there a primer for developing 4-series modules tied to SIMPL code?

Thanks.


Re: OT - Proximity Sensor

 

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Now that I'm not trying to type on my phone I wanted to follow up? a little more on the topic of RoomMe.

I wrote an article about RoomMe for Residential Tech Today a while back:

RoomMe sensors work well for providing room based occupancy sensing and the identification of which member(s) of a family are currently in a room.? As part of the article I wrote a Crestron driver for RoomMe that can be downloaded from my GitHub:

RoomMe sensors need to be placed on either side of each doorway in a home where you want to define occupancy.? The device senses as a person's smart phone moves between rooms.? Then, personalized lighting scenes can be triggered, a person's favorite music can be played, and even different thermostat settings can be triggered.? The device also takes care of prioritization between users when there are multiple people in a room.

A nice device when you really want to automate a home but, unfortunately, it won't work for the kind of sensing I need.

Thanks again

Jay

On 3/1/2022 8:36 AM, Jay Basen wrote:


Thanks Ryan?

I¡¯m very familiar with RoomMe. But it requires the person to carry their smart phone so it doesn¡¯t work for this application?

Thanks again?

Jay
On Tue, Mar 1, 2022 at 7:43 AM Ryan Cunningham via <rpc78crestronio=[email protected]> wrote:
I saw this at Cedia a couple years ago. I know that typically it is mounted on the ceiling, but maybe it would work for your application.


Ryan Cunningham?

On Mar 1, 2022, at 6:15 AM, jbasen <jay.m.basen@...> wrote:

?Hi

I'm looking for a battery operated sensor that will be triggered when someone is standing within ~1 foot of the sensor.? A normal motion sensor won't work for this application because it will sense when a person is much farther away.? Protocol really doesn't matter.? It could be Zigbee, Z-Wave, or WiFi.

Anyone ever see anything like this?

Thanks in advance for the help

Jay







Re: Opening SMW Projects

 

I also find the Simpl instances moving around on the taskbar very annoying.

FYI, I used this utility a few years ago, which allows them to easily be rearranged - . I eventually uninstalled it because it seemed to be causing other issues (can't remember exactly what they were). However, I'm thinking of trying it again, and hoping whatever previous issues there were have been resolved.


Re: Opening SMW Projects

 

I have never heard this advice, and have always opened my projects by double clicking on the .smw file in the folder I'm working.? No issues that I can ever recall.

As someone else mentioned, I do often have 2-4 instances open, for copy/pasting from other projects, or making similar edits to multiple programs.? And yes, the instances move around on the toolbar so often that I often catch myself editing the wrong file if I'm not carefully paying attention and they move positions.

The only time I open a file manually from within Simpl using File:Open is if I already have extra instances open, and I want to open a different project.? It opens way faster if Simpl is already running, than if I close the instance I have and then restart up a new instance with the new file I want to start using.


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Re: Opening SMW Projects

 

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Having project files located on any sort of network drive is probably where the recommendation came from.

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I use a Mac and Parallels, with my files located on the mac.? I have different VMs with different versions of software/database/etc. on them, but each of them has my data drives mapped.? For example, my crestron databases are on the Mac desktop in a folder called Crestron, and in Windows I map the Q: drive to that folder.? I used ¡°map drive¡± in Win 7, (in Win10 I had to use SUBST from cmd prompt to do the mapping) but if I open a project file from the network folder ¨C even from the windows desktop - it opens with the full network path, not the mapped drive path and a compile will fail.? I also have simplwin, toolbox, and vtproe pinned to my windows task bar. ?So if I open the project either by right clicking on simplwin icon on the task bar and picking from recent files or launching simplwin and using file>open and browsing to the mapped drive then all is well.

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BTW if someone knows a better method for this, please feel free to share.

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From: <[email protected]> on behalf of ckangis <chris@...>
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
Date: Monday, February 28, 2022 at 2:52 PM
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: [crestron] Opening SMW Projects

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Hi All,
In the long-past, I would routinely open projects by 2x-clicking the .smw project file, which would start a new instance of SMW and open the project together.
At some point in the last few years, I had heard that this was no longer recommended, and we were supposed to always open a fresh instance of SMW and THEN browse/open the project from SMW.

This is a pain... what are other doing, and have any found that the 'new' method is really necessary??

TIA!


Re: SMW User Modules not showing up in the library

 

Another item to check, is to double check the "category" that the module is assigned to.? If an S+ module is set to category "0", the module will be hidden and not available in your library even though you have the correct files in the project directory.? Hope this helps.


Re: OT - Proximity Sensor

 


Thanks Ryan?

I¡¯m very familiar with RoomMe. But it requires the person to carry their smart phone so it doesn¡¯t work for this application?

Thanks again?

Jay

On Tue, Mar 1, 2022 at 7:43 AM Ryan Cunningham via <rpc78crestronio=[email protected]> wrote:
I saw this at Cedia a couple years ago. I know that typically it is mounted on the ceiling, but maybe it would work for your application.


Ryan Cunningham?

On Mar 1, 2022, at 6:15 AM, jbasen <jay.m.basen@...> wrote:

?Hi

I'm looking for a battery operated sensor that will be triggered when someone is standing within ~1 foot of the sensor.? A normal motion sensor won't work for this application because it will sense when a person is much farther away.? Protocol really doesn't matter.? It could be Zigbee, Z-Wave, or WiFi.

Anyone ever see anything like this?

Thanks in advance for the help

Jay







Re: OT - Proximity Sensor

 

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I saw this at Cedia a couple years ago. I know that typically it is mounted on the ceiling, but maybe it would work for your application.


Ryan Cunningham?

On Mar 1, 2022, at 6:15 AM, jbasen <jay.m.basen@...> wrote:

?Hi

I'm looking for a battery operated sensor that will be triggered when someone is standing within ~1 foot of the sensor.? A normal motion sensor won't work for this application because it will sense when a person is much farther away.? Protocol really doesn't matter.? It could be Zigbee, Z-Wave, or WiFi.

Anyone ever see anything like this?

Thanks in advance for the help

Jay