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Topics in Home Automation - New Article in Residential Tech Today
My latest article is the first in a 3 part series on the resilient smart home.? The first article focuses on making the smart home systems in a home resilient to natural disasters, and other events, that can impact the ability of the homeowners and their family to live in their home.? The second part in this series of articles will focus on making other systems in the home resilient. The final article in this series will focus on leveraging smart home technology to avoid having issues in your home and, again, leveraging smart home technology to minimize the damage to a home when an issue occurs.
You can find the article here: For those interested in earlier articles that I've written, you can find those here: I've found a new site to host my blog so for those that want to see even more content I've written about smart home technology you can find that using the link below. The process of exporting all my old content from Blogger and importing it into WordPress was far from perfect. So there are formatting issues with old posts and images that didn't import. I will see what I can do about correcting some of these issues over time. Thanks |
Re: Tyba Turn
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýUnfortunately, the client decided against yesterday. Was keen on trying one out myself¡ ? ? ? Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von Slip Cougan ? Please keep us posted on your experience.? |
Re: Teamviewer and SIMPL Debugger
On Tue, Dec 19, 2023 at 01:01 PM, TRoberts wrote:
One quircky thing I see often with TeamViewer is, if the laptop you are remoting into has an integrated graphics card or is just generally not a great laptop, your view as the one remoting in is often sluggish or just constantly frozen, while the end user does not see any issue on their side. However if the laptop I am remoting into has a dedicated graphics card, I just don't see this issue. Is it possible that debugger is working and syncing properly, but your side is just sluggish to catch up?Maybe just me but I seemed to notice this only in the last year. prior to that I loved TV and it was well worth the $$, but no longer I think |
New DMPS3-300-C with factory authentication
We finally received our order of 8 new DMPS3-300-C's after only a year of waiting.? So far, we have opened 6 out of the 8 and all three of my programmers have said that not only is authentication enabled, but there also appears to be a password already set in them.? Since we don't know the password and get locked out trying to connect. We have no choice but to do a HW/SWx5 reset on each of them.? Which afterwards they then work properly.? We reported it to True Blue and they are positive we just don't know what we are doing and has never heard of this issue.? Has anyone else seen this?? (The new DMPS password part, not the True Blue accusing us of being ignorant part.)
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Re: MC3 Firmware
Most recent firmware for a device is most easily found on the Resources tab of the product page. The search bar preview window at the top of crestron.com will only show current products. The smarter way to search for firmware on the site is first navigating to " > > " then search "MC3" |
Re: Teamviewer and SIMPL Debugger
One quircky thing I see often with TeamViewer is, if the laptop you are remoting into has an integrated graphics card or is just generally not a great laptop, your view as the one remoting in is often sluggish or just constantly frozen, while the end user does not see any issue on their side. However if the laptop I am remoting into has a dedicated graphics card, I just don't see this issue. Is it possible that debugger is working and syncing properly, but your side is just sluggish to catch up?
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Re: Tyba Turn
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýOK, thanks ¨C very helpful! ? Cheers, Thorsten ? Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von dontrobthemachina@... ? IP (or should I say HTTP) is neater to integrate, as it uses a Simpl# library to do POST requests to the Turn, and also uses SSE events to get real time events from the Turn. The Cresnet is solid too, but of course you have to tie in lots of digital and serial signals. Personally I prefer the IP version, less work to integrate! |