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Re: Crestron - SmartThings Integration Code is Now on Github
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi Rick Yes a port forward is required. The port is then added as one of the parameters in the receiver module. It also must be put in the groovy code with the public IP address of your router. Look through the groovy code and you can find where that has to be added Jay On Jan 18, 2017, at 10:27 AM, rlf79cm@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Re: Adding a stop command after PZT action controlling a camera
Andrew Welker
Use a LWP instead of a one-shot. If there isn't a need for an actual time based operation, a one-shot introduces extra overhead that's not usually needed.
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Re: Adding a stop command after PZT action controlling a camera
Button press to the [TRIG*] of a One Shot. 0 on the Trig. The OUT will pulse when you release the DPAD On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 7:54 AM, sbob1123@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Adding a stop command after PZT action controlling a camera
I am controlling a Huddle USB Camera that requires a stop command be sent after PZT actions and I am looking for suggestions as to how best to implement the STOP command after a button release.? I am using the DPad widget in my VT-pro project BTW
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Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID
And how are you getting the MAC addresses per port on the DM frame?? Inquiring minds want to know... On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 10:20 AM, wiredhometechnologies@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Re: SIMPl+ & SIMPl# Callbacks
Andrew Welker
Each program is confined to it's slot, so if you have a copy of the module in slot 1, it's events and callbacks won't show up on the same module/program running in slot 2. If your class isn't static and you're not using static callbacks or events, they will also only show up in each instance of the module if you have multiple copies of the module in one program slot.
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Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID
We have done this a few time recently in hospital operating theatres where by they have portable medical equipment that can be used in any theatre.
We wrote a mac address module that allowed the operator to plug in a device and once it was detected, they could then label the input manually. Our module then looked up the mac address of the DM transmitter and associated that label with that mac address. So no matter which operating theatre they plugged the device in to, it always populates the gui with the correct device label. |
Custom Animated Objects
I have been googling off and on for the past couple months trying to figure out how to add custom Animated Objects to my touch panels.? The only one i have currently is the Spinner but was hoping there was a way to add more.? Anyone know how or if its something that isnt supported? Thanks Eric |
SIMPl+ & SIMPl# Callbacks
I'm trying to get my head around the basics of SIMPl# at the moment. If I have the same SIMPl+ module on multiple programs will the function callbacks from the same SIMPl# library cause conflicts? If so would I need to adjust the library classes or namespalces, the callback names in SIMPl+, or just change the SIMPl+ module to a different .usp filename? I'm not exactly certain on the SIMPl# nomenclature, but hopefully you get the idea. For instance Program 2 & Program 3 both have the module: SimplSharp Test Module.usp #USER_SIMPLSHARP_LIBRARY "Example" DIGITAL_INPUT Connect; DIGITAL_OUTPUT Server_Offline;? STRING_OUTPUT MyString; MySSharpClass ClientConnection; ? ? ? ?? ? PUSH Connect { StaticClass1.Initialize(); ClientConnection.Initialize();? } callback function MessageFromServerCallback(string ServerMessage) { MyString = ServerMessage; } callback function ServerConnectionStatusCallback(integer ConnectionStatus) { if(ConnectionStatus = 1) { Server_Offline = 0; } else if(ConnectionStatus = 0) { Server_Offline = 1; } } Function Main() { RegisterDelegate(ClientConnection, ClientTx, MessageFromServerCallback); ?? RegisterDelegate(ClientConnection, TriggerServerConnected, ServerConnectionStatusCallback); } |
Re: Crestron - SmartThings Integration Code is Now on Github
I have never seen that specific issue. ?However, unfortunately, the initial setup of the code is a bit complex and convoluted. ?I have been meaning to write a document that describes the procedure to help people avoid the problem but just haven't found the time yet. ?I have guests in town right now but give me a few days and I'll try to put something together. Jay ------ Original Message ------
From: "rlf79cm@... [Crestron]" <Crestron@...>
To: Crestron@...
Sent: 1/18/2017 5:01:09 AM
Subject: [Crestron] Re: Crestron - SmartThings Integration Code is Now on Github ? |
Re: Crestron - SmartThings Integration Code is Now on Github
Did you have any issues with the initial setup?? I got an error when I tried to authorise my Crestron processor on the web page - I copied/pasted the URL from Toolbox and selected my 'Hone' hub from the dropdown but then got 'Authorizing the selected devices failed. Please try again later or contact support@smartthings.com'
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Re: PTZ cameras via IP (FlexWATCH)
If you were to look at it with WireShark, you would see the other items that are added on by the browser that isn't readily apparent from the link you are using. For a different make camera, the API listed something like PTZ_MOVE=zoomin,4 as the command to zoom in along with the speed to use. The actual command that needed to be transmitted looked along the lines of: GET /httpapi/SendPTZ?action=sendptz&PTZ_MOVE=zoomin,4&PTZ_TIMEOUT=3000 HTTP/1.1\n\n On Sun, Jan 15, 2017 at 8:17 PM, Matias Alcocer matias_alcocer@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Re: DMPS-4K-150C
Sure it can.? The DMPS3s can, too. This spec sheet indicates 10 slots for the DMPS3-300-C:? and this one indicates 10 slots for the DMPS-4K-150-C:? On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 9:47 PM, jasonmussetter@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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DMPS-4K-150C
Does anyone know if the DMPS-4K-150C can run multiple programs?? I can't find any info on the website if it will or not.? I know the normal DMPS3-300C's only run a single program slot, so I would assume the same for these smaller guys but wanted to verify.
It seems that Crestron likes to put tons of obvious Marketing Talk on their Specifications/Feature pages, but not as much info for some of the more specific information to those of us who program it like the above question. -jason |