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Heather told you how. In simplest terms: Open SIMPL, select FILE, New SIMPL Module. Select a category for the module and the processor series it should be valid for. You'll now see in the Program

I'm thinking of wiring some LED strips into my relay. I would think that running the ground through the relay might be better for the HW but before i do this do you think it might destroy my CP2E?

Hello Everyone, I have an adagio with two Alpads having volume control issues. For some unknown reason the volume control no longer works. All the other soft keys work. any suggestions will be

and if i did not find a similar device in application market ?? how can i creat a module from the beginning ?

Do you need a 2-way module (requiring parsing for feedback)? What is the device? There may be a device with a similar protocol in the database that we can recommend for you to look at. In simplest

Easiest way is to grab a similar device from the application market and modify as needed.

If i have a new device i need to control it throw rs232 And the device have no module in simple windows ..... what is the main steps to creaat rs232 control module ,, i want to avoid ir learning by

Use a crossover cable and connect directly to the MP2e. Use Wireshark to find the IP. Type this in the filter for the crestron OUI: eth.src[0:3]==00:10:7F The processor IP should show up from the

Hi All, Is there a way to restore a processor to factory defaults without connecting to tool box (viewport). I've got an MP2e set to static from a previous job, no clue what the IP is and I don't have

I had the same problem a while back, I just set it up as a slave and was done with it.

Upgraded a few days ago.... only one problem with Master Installer running. Anyone else see this problem.?

I'd love to, but since the basis of the code is from the Crestron simpl+ module, I don't think forum rules will allow it - if anyone can confirm this is not the case, then I will gladly post the

I have a module that works a lot better than the Crestron one. It was written by a guy here in Aus. Send me an email at arcprogramming@... and I will send it through.

Lol KAD ;)

How about just using the btn_model_cycledim module that D3 uses?

You could do it with a Press & Hold, Toggle, Analog Ramp, couple LWPs, and a couple Inits if you want toggle on/off and raise. If you want toggle, raise and lower, you'll need to add even more.

Then you've got a bunch of programming to do!

Making it invisible is only for design in VTPro. Sounds like what Phil said, your join must be high. Open debugger and look at the join, if it's high, find out why.

It sounds like your visibility join is high. What does debugger say? [Crestron]" <Crestron@...> wrote:

My problem i that i have already started the lighting programming all in SIMPL windows. I haven't used the D3 program yet.