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I built a module for the AppleTv box as well and am seeing the same issue with feedback. When i look at the xml file that is sent back it shows it the same way. Not sure its the module and not related

Try ASCII 176 (decimal) for the degree symbol, that's the standard mapping in most GUI-era font sets (e.g. Arial). When in doubt, check the codes in Character Map, which will show you the actual

and if you do want to round, no S+ needed. It isn't that difficut to do 'SIMPL' rounding. Take the remainder from the divmod though an acomp, If greater than 5 add one to the quotient (abufs to select

T+A have a Crestron module: http://www.taelektroakustik.de/index.php?id=88&L=0&no_cache=1&sword_list%5B%5D=crestron Is not that enough?

I had almost the exact same thing happen to me last month. But since I'm not a Master programmer it took me 4-hours! Customer asked for a simple IR file update for a projector replacement. I updated

My Apple TV jailbreak went into hay-wire mode and restored itself to factory default :( So until I can jailbreak it again I wont be able to test anything

Hey Everybody! Any German companies here? I have need of RS232 control module(s) for a few T+A devices. Hoping someone would like to sell me a module or two.

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Heather is right. there's a bit of Simpl+ already in every Tstat module. Import the module, find the code, and change the rounding values. Chris

I just opened up a tstat panel and I have no idea what symbol/letter/number cretsron used to get it. But my thinking is you could copy and paste it into simpl to add on to the end of the string. It

If I use ASCII 248 on a TP (or Crestron Mobile in this case) I get an empty-set, or null symbol, not a degree like I expect. Is it possible to get a degree symbol on a TP or Mobile? Thanks, Heath

If this is an analog - 751 represents 75.1 - a DivMod by 10 will chop off the decimal. Ignore the remainder output. It doesn't round up though.

If you don't care about the tenths at all, just run it through a DIVMOD... - Chip

If you dig through the Crestron TSTAT module, you will find a piece of simpl+ that does this for you (rounds to the nearest whole number) ________________________________ Sent: Sun 9/16/2012 2:17 PM

Hi all, I just changed my house from a HAI thermostat that output nice even numbers like 74 or 76 degrees to the CHV-TSTAT and it outputs 74.3 or 75.1 Is there an easy thing like a ascale with the

The really great part is he did not password protect the module, so you can at least go in and make adjustments for your needs. I thank those that do not password the modules, so others can modify and

I was googing the for a spec sheet on a Leviton product I was considering to tidy up the CATV DEMAC and I came across a division 16 construction spec. That looks pretty normal. Until you get to

On second thought, try a restore on it and maybe reloading firmware. I am not sure, but doesn't it turn on if an input is changed also? You could do a massive buffer so the unit will not get any

It is possessed! But seriously, probably a bad unit. I have an LG lcd tv in my bedroom that turns itself on. This behavior is not consistent and it may go weeks without doing it and then will be on

Was wondering if anyone else has had issues with a PSPHD switching itself on at strange times. I have one on site that has twice now switched itself on in the middle of the night. I have double