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Hey folks,

Any of you integrated Crestron with British Gas Hive products? I have a client who wants to control multiple Hive Active Plugs.

They appear to use a although this is not officially documented and could very well change in the future (there have been several iterations already within a short period of time).

I was looking at the Crestron which would probably do the job...if the international 230V version exists.

Any advice? What do you use / recommend when your client's need to switch a handful of mains sockets on/off in various rooms?

Thanks in advance,
Fred.

The largest I can attest to is 5x Fusion Room full modules ( each with Scheduling Awareness, 4x Static Assets etc) per Slot.
Born out of necessity, it's a pretty wild build with 40 ( SLOTS 2-9 x 5 each) in total, with SLOT1 handling all Fusion in/out comms from internal EISCs. CP3 alive and stable for 6 months straight.

There isn't really anything Crestron can do about this that they haven't already done. Flash memory of any kind has a limited lifespan because of the technology. If the program is throwing lots of errors and causing lots of writing to the plog files, that will shorten the lifespan of the processor. If the program uses config files and they are modified often, that will shorten the lifespan. I was watching the deep dive talk by Toine, and if I remember correctly, he said they planned for about 10 years on the SD card, but that things programmers do can shorten that lifespan.

I haven't seen it happen yet on a CP3, but if it does it's going to be sweet when the 75 room identical room job I just worked on has all the processors fail at the exact time since they're running the exact same program, and then once they get repaired they will probably require $37,000 in licenses for the lutron integrations :)

So after several processors having internal memory card failures, I have very little confidence in the reliability of 3 series processors. ?What is everyone else's experience with this? ?It seems that the failure will happen on systems that have been running fine for a long time and as soon as I upload to them, they slowly or all at once crap the bed. As far as I know Crestron hasn't solved the issue, and it's only a matter of time until every 3 series processor will have this problem. ?I tried loading programs to removable media, but found out that large programs take forever to start after a load when they are on RM. I had an MC3 for a large residential job (separate processor for lighting/ only running one program) that consistently took around 15min to stabilize after a program load. ?True Blue said this was considered normal. Anyone else have thoughts on this? ?

Thank you so much Brian. This makes sense. 3 Fusion Rooms and 3 SSI modules tied into its respective Room Symbol and make sure to ID them different. This is just the clarification I needed.

Hope your Fusion class wasn't as much of a waste of time as mine... I took the class about a month before they began using the SSI modules, and even knowing that was coming down the line, they only alluded to changes coming and didn't cover it at all.?Not that you asked...?

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Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me. I just finished the Fusion class last week but the answer to this question was only partially answered and now I regret not asking enough questions during the class.

It was explained to me in class if I have 1 processor running 3 rooms than I can add 3 SSI Modules (main module) to the program and make sure the SSID is different. Do I now need to add 3 "Fusion Room" symbols to the Ethernet Slot or somehow tie them all to the same Fusion Room symbol?

I only ask this because I was told that a program can only have 1 Fusion Room in it but if I only use 1 and try to tie 3 SSI modules than i would get jammed signals and I can't see this working properly. My gut says to use 3 Fusion Rooms but I remember being told you cant have more than 1 per program.

Shawn

I have latest TB on a different VM to my normal production VM. Always the same issue.

same ver of toolbox?

To update this.
I still can't connect to these by USB on my MBP /Parallels combo. However my boss using MBP boot camp win10 had no problems connecting.

No they can be outside the range and you can change them no problem.
ReportCresnet is your friend.
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I have seen this happen on a few remotes. ?Haven't figured out if it's a bad battery connection or something else.

It sounds like the raise/lower button is being released inadvertently. For Raise and Lower, the module sends a "start ramp" command when the buttons are pressed, then a "stop ramp" command when they're released. The stop command isn't exposed outside the module.

The analog input sends a single command to "ramp to X value, over Y period of time, after Z delay ", triggered by a Serial/Analog One-Shot. It's hard to say what would cause that to not work, without seeing the code.