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hi im new to simple + and I need a little help. I have this code that compiles with no problems but when I put it in a simple windows programme and compile the programme I get 4 warning's that say

I don't know who brought the pot brownies to the marketing department when they came up with the whole time savings thing, but they must have been good. :-)

I might have taken the opportunity to digitize the tape for her and possibly earn a little business if she had more. Eventually, it's going to totally go away, might as well get a jump start.

Oooops. Try UDP/IP in both programs then... Each one gets assigned the IP address of the other processor, and the same port number that you get to pick out. - Chip

I tried to put a TCP/IP Server conection, but the SIMPL not allowed...

I didn't recall seeing anything about new 2 series firmware in the post about the PRO3 reboots...? - Chip

Most consultants would say they would love to agree with you, but when customer requirements dictate VHS capabilities and won't take no for an answer, you either spec them or you don't get the job.

Surprised the first attempt didn't compile with errors to clue you in to that... - Chip

No, you do not need ARAM from database. ARAM and (and SRAM) from database are quirky little buggers that do not need to be used frequently and I can tell you with some certainty will not work for what

You could put a system init trigger on the recall. Just make sure that the dimmers are online first.

but I am storing these values with the same names also in user recordable scenes--that's why i am thinking i need aram from database

ARAM with 1s on all three digitals and the same signal names on analog inputs/outputs will contantly store values and restore the last value when the processor boots. -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS

not exactly but ill try it, but just an aram or aram from database?

Thanks all, Chip emailed me a module that did the trick

Did you add another ARAM with 1 on store and recall? That always stores the value and returns it at boot

See error earlier in the day on PRO3 random reboot.

using an analog ram to store lighting scenes (works fine), but in case of power outage I want to record the "current" look to memory and restore it after reboot--have tried it a bunch of ways and all

I vote to tell the consultant their nuts, and to choose another line of work if you're specifying VHS players. Or, take all the VHS content and provide files for the content, as a service of course.

So, apparently consultants still spec these for new state of the art installs.. But the one they spec'd is no longer available and they had to use two DMC input cards, one component for DVD and one

I couldn't keep the XM and AM/FM working reliably. I finally gave up on the media player. The XM and AMFM route all of their info through the processor where other things can connect directly with the