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Missed the D3 in the topic. To answer Heath's question, yes you can modify the schedule file without rebuilding and reloading the program. You would grab the schedule file off the processor using File

Tony is right. It also resets based on the processor time so if your time is not set right in the processor it could reset earlier or later.

Thanks but I just ended up running it through a variable

Yes, just run the output of the event from the event scheduler into an AND and use the button feedback to enable the other input of the AND, then run the AND into a OS or WPULSE. Mark

Is it possible to Set up a scheduler event and only have it run based on a button's feedback in d3?

Bump, still looking for any success stories. Thanks.

Guys greeting on this Holidays! I have to program some 25 Shutters via Maestro Shield, As far as I been browsing in their web site, this is what i came with: Configuration Commands UX (U1-U15) Latches

LOL!! Oops. Just a little typo. The bad part is I had not even had any Christmas spirits at that point. :)

FYI, the latest TPMC-3X firmware Release Notes states the panel will perform a "maintenance mode" (i.e., reboot) at 2 AM every day, if it's not in use at the time. Although it's not mentioned in the

I don't like that the poe switch interfaces are only correct in IE, but I just use chrome or firefox anyway and deal with the mis-alignment. The interfaces may be a little slow, but I don't find them

Should be fine as long as you don't plan to add a lot of Crestron gear to the system. I had a good bit of stuff controlled by my PMC3. I had an Xbox 360, a HTPC, Sony Blu-Ray changer, TV, Home Theater

The Prodigy stuff is on hand, and I really only need it to do some small stuff. As far as the EIC, it's just control a BDP-7000ES, a Roku, and serial switcher. Granted, I have to wait until next demo

i have an older CP2 it is in use but I will be replacing as soon as I finish new one

I am not new to Crestron but ?I am new to doing myself? Have been paying others to do this for 10 years? My turn now? Any way I bought prodigy PMC3 (hope that was not a mistake) intent is:

I would use a past with multiple parameters before I used a when. There are are several threads that discuss the benefits of the past symbol.

Brilliant! ;)

I'm wondering if this is Prodigy processor specific only? Or if MC3's do it too? Or if it's purely a PTX-3 & MTX-3 hardware issue where the remote gets it's time from the processor somehow and reboots

In that case, he could use a WHEN, which only pulses for a specified length of time, at that time.

Just remember that every time you reboot, as long as it is after 1AM , it will be "past" 1AM, so you will have a shutdown. <kenny.jackson@...>wrote: [Non-text portions of this message have been

Always the first thing, but this is an error in simpl upon compile, before it ever hits the hardware. I've heard about some modules not being compatible from one gen processor to the next, but usually