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That's too awesome. I'm going to call him "Steve Burninrubber" next time I see him... :) - Chip

I have found no self ballasted CFL like you mention that I would recommend. Usually, I would match the CFL lamp to a quality dimming ballast from Lutron or Advanced; but that's more of a commercial

I have from an industrial system. OPC is a Microsoft programming model, OLE for Process Controls. You'll need a driver module written for the Server (PC) side that will parse your Crestron

Has anyone done a Modbus/TCP integration? The protocol is slightly different from ASCII/RTU, so probably i end up editing those Crestron modules. Checked the program (modbustcp.zip) in the files

Has anyone ever used the Audio Technica U853PMW ceiling mic's. I have had nothing but trouble with these mic's. We're experiencing a very high failure rate. Every thing from being wired wrong from the

I don't have the specific details but others here, will know the story better than I. To answer your question about Flash, yes it will become more prevalent in Crestron and most likely control systems

Mark -- Do you mean that Flash will become more prevalent in Crestron's future? Or the future in general? If your comment was specific to Creston, can you give us any more information? Thanks. Brad

I've got 4 wireless computing keyboards and 12 of their RF receivers I sell you. ;) Been there done that, didn't work in our situation. We ended up with the Gyration stuff and a KVM. Mark

Has anybody every heard of or worked with OPC? We are going to be integrating with a custom HVAC system that according the system's designer will "act as an OPC master". Is there anybody out there

I have used and understand the foo method. In Joel's method how and when does thread_rx get triggered and what does handlemsg do? -- __________________________ Dean Detton Prestige Automation, Inc.

While searching the net I have found many alternatives to flash these I have found are mostly cut down cheap imitations of the original but do suffice for what people require. IMO you cannot go wrong

May want to contact http://www.wireless-computing.com/support/faq.php. Their devices can control multiple computers with one keyboard and multiple keyboards can control one comptuer. May be able to

I did Crestron SOCKS in C# and had a great time. Haven't yet been inspired to dive further into it - think I'm waiting to backtrack if/when I can find the perfect "C# for total idiots" book -

You (Chip and any other SIMPL+ programmers here) already know C, just a few of the syntax bits and keywords look different. The data types are different (unsigned int -> INTEGER in this case,

It is cross platform and cross browser, surprisingly enough, supporting IE, Firefox, and Safari, on PC, Mac and Linux. It's positioned as a direct competitor to Flash, with the ability to write code

Frank with 1 Touch Interactive has been able to break out of the sandbox that Crestron is in with their SDk. He has rewrote it almost completely and is in the process of making it so programming the

Adobe has a thirty-day free flash trial: http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/?promoid=BPDEE -> "Get the Trial"

Silverlight is cross-platform (PC IE/FF & MAC (Safari/FF), however, it's really designed to be run over the web and there are sandbox issues that could arise with trying to hit things locally or using

OK. I'll see if I can get it going. I just get scared when I can't "see" the exit path from what looks like an infinite loop. thanks again Bruce gather always

That's the idea of both methods, to be single-threaded. The gather suspends when it doesn't find the delim (or so I understand). more the the digital.