It depends on their work load. I did mine early this summer and it came back really quickly. Just a few weeks.
On the previous exam it took them 60 days. I think you have no choice but to be patient and assume its going to be 90 days.

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was using ssharpappdebug on instead of SSDEBUGENABLE ON

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I had it too.

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yeah, same issue.? ?Today was especially bad as I was working with a PRO4.? I have the same issue with MC4 in my office.

Oh yeah!...;(? esp. with 4-series for me...

Has anyone else had difficulty registering for Master's? I can click on the different classes, I get a descriptive popup, but I have no way to add the class that I can see.

Email after submitting said 60-90 days. I received grade in about 2 weeks

Hi All,

For those that submitted their Silver, Gold, etc tests in the past, how long did it take to hear back from the evaluators with any feedback? Just curious.

Thanks

Has anyone had any issues with debugger contently disconnecting all the time???

Update: I was able to get it working.

I missed reading the part in that said "Don't rename the package file" so after changing the name back and changing the code in SIMPL, I was able to get connected and get the TVs to Power.

I'm using this driver from Crestron.

Hope this helps!

AB

Here's a previous discussion on this. Hope it helps.

/g/crestron/topic/76459057#249856

Dont realy do much Home, but we use AudioControl M series amps in our Simpl systems. Not as many inputs as a Swamp but work just fine.??

I posted the source code I wrote up on GitHub and called it "NX-8E-ComFix"



Interested in feedback, accolades, whatever!? Hope this helps

Excellent Idea... I tried it.? The NX just wasn't having it.? It wouldn't accept a command that was immediately preceded by a filler ACK message, except on a small percentage of occasions (whether it succeeds could be timing related).? But you and I will both agree that a software-only fix without the burden of sourcing additional hardware is going to be ideal.

I am doing something different that narrows the collision window as much as possible.? I am looking for the knife's edge (specifically, the start bit) of the incoming message from the NX, literally the first RS232 start bit of the first byte of an incoming message, 1/19200 of a second long (if it's 19200 baud, as mine is set to).? I'm using an interrupt handler to sense it, and making a decision to abort based on the start bit alone, without waiting for the serial UART to receive the whole byte.? The abort is cleanly defined within the protocol (achieved simply by sending the byte 0x7e to start a new message) and the NX takes it like a champ.

I just checked and sure enough on the projects I used the NX8 I am using the poll.

I am wondering if this issue is caused by not sending the ack, you you couldn't just add the ack to the beginning of each command sent. That way it shouldn't end in the wait state you are talking about.

Best I can tell it is a board that other people say they try that implements this protocol as a separate board. I am also only using the NX-8E serial port for testing this, and do not use the 584.?

If your application only uses polling (no realtime zone transition notifications enabled ) or doesn’t involve sending requests to the panel, you will not notice an issue.

The most prominent manifestation of this issue is in a home where the homeowner disarms the alarm and the disarm command takes several seconds to work because it is getting ignored by the panel as the panel comms freeze while trying to tell crestron about the zones the homeowner tripped when they walk in the house.

the solution of switching to “polling” fixes it, at the expense of seconds of delays in finding out when zones trip, and cpu time on the processor to continuously ask NX about zone status. ?This solution will be for those who need the best of both worlds with this equipment?

What is the NX-584? I ask because I have only connected directly the onboard serial port, I have not noticed the issue you are talking about.