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Has anyone intigrated a FirstAlert FA-1670C
I currently am having trouble communicating with the alarm panel
The alarm company says it's a re-branded Vista 128bp
All the setup feilds seem to be the same in that alarm setup.
The interface module is a Honeywell 4100SM.
I can see data on the from_device$ in Debugger whenever I open or close a door, but I cannot get the alarm to respond to a Poll or get feedback out of the zone status module.
Thanks Jim A

I might use a ring buffer, and an ABUF with multiple selects defined driven by the ring buffer. Setup the ring buffer clock and Store/Recall on the ABUF as you see fit.

--- In Crestron@..., "merriweather.randolph" <merriweather.randolph@> wrote:

I want to keep a history of 5 to 10 changes to a single analog value. Does anyone have a suggestion of how I might accomplish this?

mer

Hi Rick,

I just downloaded your HTWin yesterday, but cannot get it to work with a serial connection. As soon as I set the type to serial and configure the port and click OK/Apply, the app crashes.

An ideas what might be happening?

Windows 7 Enterprise, 32 bit.


erik



--- In Crestron@..., "rickmcneely" <rickmcneely@> wrote:

Hi folks,

I have upgraded my terminal software with some neat new features.

Network connections come with much better error reporting. When a connection fails, it is much more likely to respond with a useful error message.

You can now EASILY create 'remotes'. A remote is an on-screen representation of a remote with up to fifty buttons, each with programmable push/repeat/release/toggle events.

It's being hosted at www.rickmcneely.com. There are plenty of screen shots. Take a look and let me know what you think.

Rick

I want to keep a history of 5 to 10 changes to a single analog value. Does anyone have a suggestion of how I might accomplish this?

mer

Ive got a gate to control that has momentary contact closure inputs to both open and close the gate. But the phone system is tied to the gate and from the phone system, you have more control. By pressing the following buttons:

1 = open (closes after 30 sec)
2 = open for 30 min
3 = Close
4 = Open indefinitely until the user closes it from phone system

The gate seems to be sensing the touch tone from the phone system to determine its behavior. The problem is, if the gate is open indefinitely or for a 30 min stretch, my little momentary contact closure from the control system won't close the gate.

I am looking for a widget that can issue touch tones (at least buttons 1-4)

I have a job here that has a vast amount of iPads (around 30) but the caveat to it is a majority of them will be wall mounted. This means they need to be designed in landscape format.

Now I've already long ago given up on designing a layout that can be both portrait and landscape friendly opting for mostly portrait designs as they are native to VTPro. The problem I am having is designing this particular job solely in landscape format. I am locking the panels in landscape mode, but I am running into issues in the design of not knowing how to scale my images since we can't discretely build in landscape format in VTPro.

I've been wracking my brain today trying to figure out how to do this but can't come up with any good solutions other than to just create a button, load it, and see how it looks. I am using blueprints as well, but they just don't turn out correctly since I can't run them at the desired ratios.

Does anyone have any tips/pointers for designs they have done in landscape mode? Anything helps at this point.

Hi folks,

I have upgraded my terminal software with some neat new features.

Network connections come with much better error reporting. When a connection fails, it is much more likely to respond with a useful error message.

You can now EASILY create 'remotes'. A remote is an on-screen representation of a remote with up to fifty buttons, each with programmable push/repeat/release/toggle events.

It's being hosted at www.rickmcneely.com. There are plenty of screen shots. Take a look and let me know what you think.

Rick

The TB agent that spoke with your tech must not be informed. CEN-IDOCV's experience a bad batch about six months after their release. We got about 3 bad ones that buzzed. At the time we had to wait about 3 weeks for them to make a running change in production. This should be a know issue but also should have been resolved a long time ago. Either you have a really old CEN-IDOV or the problem has crept up again.

Nonetheless you have a bad piece of hardware and it needs to be replaced. Swapping out POE injectors will not fix the problem.


--- In Crestron@..., "erikm_101" <erikm101@> wrote:

Hello Group,

I have an installation with several CEN-IDOCVs installed and several of the devices are emitting loud buzzing sounds from the "brick" (as opposed to the "puck"). One of my techs contacted TB with this and TB reports no awareness of this type of buzzing issue before.

Does anyone have any experience with this? If so, what should I look for or watch out for?

TIA, erik

I am looking for an IR driver for a Bell 9241 PVR, does anyone perhaps have one?

The remote says IR/UHF, and my CNXLIR is not able to pick up its signals...
Is there a way to get the IR Learner to pick up these signals? Or am I hooped?

I want to keep a history of 5 to 10 changes to a single analog value. Does anyone have a suggestion of how I might accomplish this?

mer

Program and web files are stored in flash memory, this is also what
gets compacted periodically. It's what the processor uses instead of
a disk.

SIMPL+ programs use RAM as working space while they are running, and
this is what they are running out of. The AES has a limited amount of
memory compared to the PRO2 and other "big" processors, and it's even
worse because of the enormous chunk of Adagio SIMPL+ that must be
loaded. I would probably start by seeing if some of the modules you
are using can be stripped down, or the buffer sizes reduced in the
SIMPL+ modules.

On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 9:39 AM, Barry Newton <barry@...> wrote:

I'm curious if anyone has seen this kind of problem, it's a little
hard to describe.

Once in perhaps four or five program loads, the program starts up
spewing memory errors. Many of the Simpl+ programs which use memory
complain they can't write to memory. Eventually the hardware watchdog
restarts the unit, but usually the errors start again and the reboot
loop continues.

I suspect it might be a problem with failure to compact properly on
load. The AES has about 3.5MB of memory, my program is about 2.3MB
and I have one iPad (650KB) and one iPhone (225K) on there, only one
of each type allowed. The problem seems to occur after reloading the
iPad/iPhone apps a few times then reloading the program.

One time I tried manually compacting when the problem started and I
got an error to the effect it couldn't allocate a pool for compaction
or something like that (can't recall exactly).

To further muddy the waters, I can't seem to recreate the error
anywhere but in this one installation. I tried swapping out the AES
itself, but it happens on the new one as well. All firmware and
software is the latest.

Ideas? TB hasn't been helpful.

Thanks,
Barry



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Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers.

A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the Database area.
Yahoo ! Groups Links

When I log into the normal Crestron website, I see the "My Crestron" panel on the right side of the web page. Near the bottom of the pane is a section labelled "Dealer Resources." In the dealer resources section I have a link to the mycrestron.com dynamic dns registration. You should see something similar.


hth, erik



--- In Crestron@..., "weddellkw" <weddellkw@> wrote:

I'm confused. (Its been a hell of a Friday and my brain won't work above 'idle' right now.) mycrestron.com redirects me to the main Crestron site. Am I missing the registration link to set this up? Tried clearing history/cookies/etc and reloading and still get the main page.

Thanks. -kw

--- In Crestron@..., "ynosevol28" <ynosevol28@> wrote:

weird. I can't use my newly setup DNS name to connect to my home CP2E. I've confirmed it working using the IP address that the module reports to be working. I've used the example project for reference and used the same "myname_mycrestron.com" as listed. I've also tried to use what I though should be correct "myname.mycrestron.com" still not working. Help

Jorge

How about just an old external serial modem?

On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 7:45 AM, yellowfin684<jaredhaleck@...>wrote:

Ive got a gate to control that has momentary contact closure inputs to both
open and close the gate. But the phone system is tied to the gate and from
the phone system, you have more control. By pressing the following buttons:

1 = open (closes after 30 sec)
2 = open for 30 min
3 = Close
4 = Open indefinitely until the user closes it from phone system

The gate seems to be sensing the touch tone from the phone system to
determine its behavior. The problem is, if the gate is open indefinitely or
for a 30 min stretch, my little momentary contact closure from the control
system won't close the gate.

I am looking for a widget that can issue touch tones (at least buttons 1-4)


Can someone point me in the right direction?

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Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers.

A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the Database area.
Yahoo! Groups Links

FWIW, I did (or didn't) do that on the first one or two e-mails. I included links to several different HDMI matrices in the third or fourth e-mail, as an act of semi-desperation and to make sure that they had an example of what an HDMI matrix switcher is/does. I was actually going to included a couple of wikipedia links instead, but thought that that might not come off well. A tad pedantic, maybe? ;)

I totally hear you on that practice though... its like a moth to flame when you offer up a tried-and-true 'out' to tech support:

"Oh, you're not working exclusively with our hardware/software? Then (go f$%& yourself and) pester anyone/thing other than us."

Weak sauce.



--- In Crestron@..., "Oliver" <oliver@> wrote:

+1 for that.

OP


--- In Crestron@..., "Steve Kaudle" <steve@> wrote:

I've long since made it a point during such exchanges to never, ever mention
any other manufacturers (IE: "I'm trying to control your box with a Crestron
control system, can you answer a question for me?").