Well that sucks!

So what alarm brand is everyone using that is compatible with alarm.com and Simpl programable?

This house was not wired for alarm keypads and the homeowner was promised that he could use the Crestron TPs to arm and dissarm the alarm.

Of the top of my head I would probably use the press hold module, a toggle, 2 and's and a ramp. The hold would trigger the toggle and the 2 and's. One output of the toggle would go to one and, and the other to the other and. The outputs of the 2 and's would drive the ramp.

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I have done this a long time ago, I don't remember the exact logic I used. But I do know that I created a D3 project that was just one light and one press, compiled and opened the Simpl and reversed engineered the logic from there.

Take a look at the Crestron Module: press and hold v1.2 (cm)
It will give you a separate 'Not Held' and 'Held' outputs that you can take separately from your button press to your toggle logic and Cycle Dim logic.

Hi,

I have a new request from a old project to add Toggle Dim to some of the keypad buttons. This project was completed some years ago and we programmed the buttons to only Toggle the light(s) on/off with each button PRESS. This was all done in SIMPL, not using D3. Was hoping someone has a Simpl example of how I could add this functionality to the current SIMPL program. I know the keypad includes HOLD functionality per button, but was hoping for a module that includes this.

Thank you!

You might start with reviewing this previous thread...Unless things have changed recently, you may continue to be disappointed...
/g/crestron/topic/94194951#249715

Hi Real Monkey Magic - interested to learn more about the module you have...

Hi AV Ninja - did you get any solution to this?

Hello, thanks for letting me join your little group. I've been a Crestron programmer for 13 years but it's always been small, simple residential systems. The one I'm working on now is seriously kicking my butt and I'm sure I'll be making more posts with more 3rd party integration issues before this is done.

My current issue is trying to incorporate a DSC Neo Security system into my Simpl program using The Crestron Certified Driver "DSC Powerseries - Neo Security system IP"
I have the driver loaded, I have my Simpl program talking to the driver properly, and I think I'm finally getting a little feedback from the Security system, but not much. The message I'm getting on Debugger is as Follows:

DscPowerSeriesNeoTcp : [SHIM] - Channel Ready Status: 10
DscPowerSeriesNeoTcp : [SHIM] - Channel Ready Status: 20 Number of Channels=0
DscPowerSeriesNeoTcp : [SHIM] - Channel Ready Status: 100 ready:0
DscPowerSeriesNeoTcp : [SHIM] - Channel not ready on interation 25 ... Sleeping
DscPowerSeriesNeoTcp : [SHIM] - Continuing trying to find a channel

(repeat several times)

DscPowerSeriesNeoTcp : [SHIM] - [CTCPServer::ThreadProc] Socket Status failure??
DscPowerSeriesNeoTcp : [SHIM] - [CUDPPoint::ThreadProc] Handling EINTR case in other Socket??
DscPowerSeriesNeoTcp : [SHIM] - [CTCPServer::ThreadProc] Handling EINTR case in other Socket?

(Repeat 1st grouping above)

Can anyone who has successfully used this module offer some insight on where I should go from here?

FTR, we got things working with the strings as noted above. Seems to work great - 115k baud BTW...because we really need to turn it on quickly!...HaHa

It still did take us 4 hours unrelated to the Seura...
Its a take-over job and we just needed to temp the control for the client before we completely revamp the system.
The path was simple - CP4 port to AVpro EX70 balun to the TV...but since it was mounted without an articulating mount and above a counter, with no slack on the cables, etc, etc..
And then we had inexplicable issues getting the comms to work properly with symptomatic red-herrings et.al....Ugghh! I need to charge more...:)

How you set up FB massage for Crestron in BS player??
Is it send UDP "name of feedback" in advanced section of movie files?

There is a third important setting when you want to control via lan hdbaset :
in my memory it’s (in French, sorry) : ? mode attente ? activated in ? Réglage AV ? > ? sortie AV ?

I don’t know why, but it helped me few months ago on new projectors

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Thanks

Here's what we use:
Power ON--? \x02PWD:1\x03

Power OFF-- \x02PWD:0\x03

Mute ON-- \x02MUT:1\x03

Mute OFF-- \x02MUT:0\x03

Input 1-- \x02INP:1\x03

Volume 50-- \x02VOL:050\x03

\x02PWD:0\x03

Many of the current generator installs they have an on board or add-on I/O and Relay board that can be programmed for various faults/statuses (Kohler calles it a PIM for example). We always tie into those and feed our processor to get running status/fault status/low battery/etc.?

Must admit, I love protocols that start and end with \x02 and \x03

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That's what I thought but their docu was confusing to me, with their example string...
Thanks Eric!!

For Crestron you would use \x** to send a hex character. So, you would use \x03 not [0x03]