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on the scheduler module there is a signal 'display_0.5C_steps' that comes from the hardware definition not sure if it works for that foreignheight stuff (; mark

With all respect Neil, Don't use iPad to edit simpl+ code ;) The index counter must also be after the first occurance of "actor Name". -Stig #DEFINE_CONSTANT maxnames 10 #DEFINE_CONSTANT maxlength 40

I am not making changes to his. I am working on one independently of his. I have not even tried it to see how it works yet.

IIRC the TPMC-4SM does not support individual led feedback for hard buttons. You can select green or red as the backlight colour and then turn the whole backlight on/off. -Neil Dorin

Love new ideas, but ... "this entire system works seamlessly..."

Here: //Based on the sample data you've given I'm making the assumption that you'll get all the names you're after in a single query. This code will parse up to 10 names and those names would be

I didn't want to go off and make changes as he asked for feedback. So many people have asked about control of ATV2 that we should rather get something that we could possibly all use...

Hi Guys, I am having a play with our campuses first TPMC-4SMFD and have gotten stuck on the feedback for the LED hardbuttons. I have limited experience with Crestron touch panels as all we have on

Can you possibly give me an example of how to do this. I have tried so many ways all without success. Thanks

I realize this is an old thread, but I'm wondering if other people are still having issues controlling Lifesize systems reliably. I have a customer that has a Lifesize Express 220 and claims that

You're overwriting Actor1$ each time you parse a name. You need an integer variable to track how many names you've already parsed and use that as the index of the string output array you want to

Sorry posted this in wrong place... maybe im missing something here. in s+ <person job="Actor" name="Brandon Lee" /> <person job="Actor" name="Rochelle Davis" /> <person job="Actor" name="Jon

hey all, maybe im missing something here. in s+ <person job="Actor" name="Brandon Lee" /> <person job="Actor" name="Rochelle Davis" /> <person job="Actor" name="Jon Thompson" /> im doing this:

I will try this when I get home. Thanks

Another way to deal with rounding is to add 5 to the number before sending it through the DIVMOD. For example, 740-744 would become 745-749 and end up as 74, while 745-749 would become 750-754 and end

Thanks Peter! I'll give this a try! Harold

Thanks all for the answers I will try this rounding in simpl and report my results. Thanks again for all the replies Sent from my pocket computer

There you go! Thanks Chris I got 248 both from Crestron's ASCII chart and from various google searches. At that point, I didn't think of looking at character map, figuring that something was wrong

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