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As long as you can verify ownership/rights to the software, TBTS can help you out with that.

And if your management doesn't understand how someone taking the keys to all the doors with them when they leave puts a damper on progress - it might be time for new management. :)

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "ajish_raju" <ajish.raju@> wrote:

Inherited a project from disgruntled employee who password protected his smw, module files. Is there any way to access the project files since management and client doesnt understand why a single update on the tp is taking a long time.


Ajish Raju

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i found that sometime in the middle of working on an smw the import
button would be greyed out
i would have to shut down & restart SIMPL
i haven't seen it with the latest version of SIMPL yet (new splash screen)

mark

--- In Crestron@... <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com>,
Phil Bridges <gravityhammer@...> wrote:

Is anyone here running recent SIMPL Windows able to import RSDs? I can
export, but not import. Exporting doesn't really do any good unless you
can bring that back in.

Is anyone here running recent SIMPL Windows able to import RSDs? I can
export, but not import. Exporting doesn't really do any good unless you
can bring that back in.


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So, apparently consultants still spec these for new state of the art installs.. But the one they spec'd is no longer available and they had to use two DMC input cards, one component for DVD and one composite for VHS. Kind of a lot of cash to hook up one player with two cards.

I'm looking for a single player that will play both on the same output, preferably HDMI. I found that the JVC DR-MV150B will do this but it seems to be reaching end of life (or has).

On the other hand I may just substitute a standalone VHS if I can find one, since the also spec'd Oppo Blu-ray Player will play DVDs.

The Combo isn't set up to record so I don't think that's a must, nor must it have a tuner.

Any others out there?

I don't know who brought the pot brownies to the marketing department when
they came up with the whole time savings thing, but they must have been
good. :-)

--- In Crestron@..., Phil Bridges <gravityhammer@...> wrote:

Or how about a "synchronize states" button?


On Fri, Aug 16, 2013 at 5:13 PM, Heath Volmer <hvolmer@...> wrote:

**


Amen. They should have made the "basic button" and the "adults only"
button. Let us do what we are used to - piece for piece and then let us
customize the crap out of something should we choose.

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
Littleton, CO

Sent from my iTypo 4


On Aug 16, 2013, at 5:02 PM, "mattrasmussen1969" <mjrtoo@...> wrote:

Wouldn't it be nice if they could just add the 'old school' button

definition method in Core3 for those of us who want it? Two states with
easy to change text etc?

Can I get an AMEN? :)

I like some features, but theming and changing text/font for the now

three states is a disaster.

--- In Crestron@..., "mattrasmussen1969" <mjrtoo@>

wrote:

I don't have any real time to mess around and just want to use a

couple button types from my non core3 projects. Two questions.

Is the only way to 'quickly' do this using modes for every graphic

'button', or, is there a way to make the button size snap to the custom
graphic on an advanced button rather than the graphic conforming to the
button size itself?

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I'm not one to ask for modules, but does anyone out there have a module to do volume and mute on the new symetrix radius series? The claim was the old crestron modules would work but no

I'm not one to ask for modules, but does anyone out there have a module to do volume and mute on the new symetrix radius series? The claim was the old crestron modules would work but no

hi im new to simple + and I need a little help. I have this code that compiles with no problems but when I put it in a simple windows programme and compile the programme I get 4 warning's that say invalid escape sequence on the 4 strings to be inserted into the makestring. thanks in advance for any help.

/*
Compiler Directives
(Uncomment and declare compiler directives as needed)
*/
// #ENABLE_DYNAMIC
// #SYMBOL_NAME ""
// #HINT ""
// #DEFINE_CONSTANT
// #CATEGORY ""
// #PRINT_TO_TRACE
// #DIGITAL_EXPAND
// #ANALOG_SERIAL_EXPAND
// #OUTPUT_SHIFT
// #HELP_PDF_FILE ""
#DEFAULT_VOLATILE
#ENABLE_STACK_CHECKING
#ENABLE_TRACE
#ENCODING_ASCII
// #ENCODING_UTF16
// #ENCODING_INHERIT_FROM_PARENT
// #ENCODING_INHERIT_FROM_PROGRAM

/*
DIGITAL, ANALOG and SERIAL INPUTS and OUTPUTS
(Uncomment and declare inputs and outputs as needed)
*/
DIGITAL_INPUT Palette1, Palette2, Palette3, Palette4, Palette5;
STRING_INPUT RedLevel[20], GreenLevel[20], BlueLevel[20];
// STRING_INPUT Palette;
// BUFFER_INPUT

// DIGITAL_OUTPUT
// ANALOG_OUTPUT RedFB, GreenFB, BlueFB;
STRING_OUTPUT ColourTX$;
INTEGER Pal[20];

//Palette String Number
PUSH Palette1
{
MAKESTRING (Pal, "00");
}

PUSH Palette2
{
MAKESTRING (Pal, "03");
}

PUSH Palette3
{
MAKESTRING (Pal, "06");
}

PUSH Palette4
{
MAKESTRING (Pal, "09");
}

PUSH Palette5
{
MAKESTRING (Pal, "0c");
}

//Send String On Level Change


Change RedLevel, GreenLevel, BlueLevel
{
makestring (ColourTX$,"&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x04&#92;x00&#92;xA5&#92;x00&#92;x5A&#92;x00&#92;x09&#92;x00&#92;x21&#92;x00&#92;x72&#92;x75&#92;x6e&#92;x2f&#92;x65&#92;x65&#92;x67&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x02&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;%02x&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x00&#92;x03&#92;x00&#92;%s&#92;%s&#92;%s&#92;x01&#92;x00&#92;x01&#92;x00&#92;x00"
,(Pal[20]),(RedLevel),(GreenLevel),(BlueLevel));
}

Or ip

--- In Crestron@..., "antosanmar" <asandoval@> wrote:

So sorry...I read the manual and this input seems to be for some RF external adapter for RF remotes, so...flasher it is.

--- In Crestron@..., "antosanmar" <asandoval@> wrote:

Hi Dave!

Well, I've done some preliminary tests and it doesn't seems to work, I tested the IR signals with a flasher and everything works ok, but not with the TRS plug. Tomorrow I'll try rewiring of the TRS plug to see if that helps.

Antonio

--- In Crestron@..., "innoventgroup" <innoventgroup@> wrote:

Has anyone controlled the DirecTV H25 via the external Remote port?

Thanks,
DAVE

Thanx for all the advice about recalling "1"s and having ram in first folder etc.
But my problem never was recalling the values after start up-and all ram is in first folder-the problem I am having is that the recalled values are "0" so my problem must be storing the values. I store and record these values just fine when doing the user scenes but not when I reset program in debugger.
I can't seem to see a logic problem so was thinking it might be some quirk of having two arams with the same names on the analog inputs...
Maybe I need to just apply more caffeine and ginco baloba to the problem...LOL

--- In Crestron@..., Lincoln King-Cliby <lincoln@> wrote:

No, you do not need ARAM from database. ARAM and (and SRAM) from database are quirky little buggers that do not need to be used frequently and I can tell you with some certainty will not work for what you're trying to do.

Also, I'm sure you already know but just to be clear all RAM in Crestron is positionally sensitive, e.g. if you have an ARAM symbol and either add another *RAM (or SIMPL+ with nonvolatile variables) above the original ARAM symbol, or expand the ARAM symbol and insert a value any values 'under' the original value will no longer be what they were. Thus the "store and recall last states ARAM should probably be at or near the top of the program to avoid disruption.

Lincoln

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Commercial Market Director
Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Silver)
ControlWorks Consulting, LLC
Crestron Services Provider


-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of campana3012
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2013 8:24 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: analog ram and analog ram from database

but I am storing these values with the same names also in user recordable scenes--that's why i am thinking i need aram from database

--- In Crestron@..., Lincoln King-Cliby <lincoln@> wrote:

ARAM with 1s on all three digitals and the same signal names on analog inputs/outputs will contantly store values and restore the last value when the processor boots.



--
Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS
Commercial Market Director
Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Silver)
ControlWorks Consulting, LLC
Crestron Services Provider

-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of campana3012
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2013 7:24 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: analog ram and analog ram from database

not exactly but ill try it, but just an aram or aram from database?

--- In Crestron@..., crestronpro <crestronpro@> wrote:

Did you add another ARAM with 1 on store and recall? That always stores the
value and returns it at boot


On Fri, Aug 16, 2013 at 3:38 PM, campana3012 <campana3012@> wrote:

**


using an analog ram to store lighting scenes (works fine), but in case of
power outage I want to record the "current" look to memory and restore it
after reboot--have tried it a bunch of ways and all I ever get is 0 value-
was wondering if maybe the issue is I am not using analog ram from database.
If someone could elaborate on the use of this (help file is limited)and
does anyone know of a possible example that may already be in the files
Thanx--as always

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Nice explanation.

--- In Crestron@..., "Audible Solutions" <crestronprogrammer.1@> wrote:

It is a terrible example of what needs to be done. There are 2 ways to deal with RAVA. One is to follow the Crestron line and perform data entry into every panel. This has the advantage of being able to work even if there is no processor, as long as auto-discovery between the panels works. The second is to deal with everything in Simpl Windows by sending the correct string syntax to each panel. I think that syntax will be "sip:phonenumber@IPaddress:port"

You might want to start, particularly if you're new by doing the data entry into each panel and then following the example program.

The first thing you need to do is find out the phone number of each TSW panel. I'd also give each panel a name. You do all of this in Console in Toolbox. Connect to your first panel. Go to Console and type "sipinfo" This will give you the Panel's phone number. I make a list of each phone number for each panel and it's IP address.

Next I give each panel a name. In "sipifno" you will note that each panel has the default name Crestron. I'm drawing a mental block but I believe the command is "sipaddname" Give it a name.

"sipaddext" allow you to add an other panel's address to that panel's address book. The syntax is "sipaddext&#92;x20phone_number&#92;x20ipaddress&#92;x20nameofpanel&#92;x20port&#92;x20Group.

"sipext" will give you all of the panels entered into that panel's address book in the form of phone number/ipaddress/name/port/group

"sipremext" allows you to remove a panel from that panel's address book either because the panel no longer exists in the system or you made a data entry error. This is the ONLY way to fix any data entry mistakes you make. Not user friendly so try and be careful.

Having done this data entry for each panel we move to the program.
Drop the VoiP device extender into each touch panel definition.

In the SIO for phone numbers delete the phone numbers entered and add the phone numbers you copied from the panels on your job when you performed the "sipinfo" command. Then add the names you gave each panel with "sipaddname" into the serial send for panel names. Make certain the name and phone number for each panel match. In other words, phone number and name for panel 1, 2, and so on match.

Connect the outputs of the serial sends and SIO to the touch panel joins and VoiP device extender.

My experience is that you should ignore the groups and phone dial page. Add a few buttons from the phone dial page to the address book page. Unless you have a sip server in the system, no one is making phone calls outside of the closed system of the touch panels. You will need to find a ring tone and load it into the vtp file so that the panel being phoned will ring. You will need to have the serial text on top of the phone dial page moved to the address book page as it tells the user that a call is being made, is in progress or ended. You will want to add buttons for page all, answer, reject, end, and call. You might want to later add Do Not Disturb. I also found adding volume and mute buttons helpful.

Hope this helps.

Alan

--- In Crestron@..., "crayihs" <crayihs@> wrote:S

Hey guys,

Im fairly new to programming crestron and now I have got to my first RAVA system that is making me do circles. Ive looked at all the example programs, and I cant seem to find anything that helps me out. Is there an example program with a TSW using RAVA and communicating with a Door station, or has someone done this that could give me a little help. I literally do not even know where to start. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

corey

No, you do not need ARAM from database. ARAM and (and SRAM) from database are quirky little buggers that do not need to be used frequently and I can tell you with some certainty will not work for what you're trying to do.

Also, I'm sure you already know but just to be clear all RAM in Crestron is positionally sensitive, e.g. if you have an ARAM symbol and either add another *RAM (or SIMPL+ with nonvolatile variables) above the original ARAM symbol, or expand the ARAM symbol and insert a value any values 'under' the original value will no longer be what they were. Thus the "store and recall last states ARAM should probably be at or near the top of the program to avoid disruption.

Lincoln

--
Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS
Commercial Market Director
Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Silver)
ControlWorks Consulting, LLC
Crestron Services Provider


-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of campana3012
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2013 8:24 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: analog ram and analog ram from database

but I am storing these values with the same names also in user recordable scenes--that's why i am thinking i need aram from database

--- In Crestron@..., Lincoln King-Cliby <lincoln@> wrote:

ARAM with 1s on all three digitals and the same signal names on analog inputs/outputs will contantly store values and restore the last value when the processor boots.



--
Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS
Commercial Market Director
Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Silver)
ControlWorks Consulting, LLC
Crestron Services Provider

-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of campana3012
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2013 7:24 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: analog ram and analog ram from database

not exactly but ill try it, but just an aram or aram from database?

--- In Crestron@..., crestronpro <crestronpro@> wrote:

Did you add another ARAM with 1 on store and recall? That always stores the
value and returns it at boot


On Fri, Aug 16, 2013 at 3:38 PM, campana3012 <campana3012@> wrote:

**


using an analog ram to store lighting scenes (works fine), but in case of
power outage I want to record the "current" look to memory and restore it
after reboot--have tried it a bunch of ways and all I ever get is 0 value-
was wondering if maybe the issue is I am not using analog ram from database.
If someone could elaborate on the use of this (help file is limited)and
does anyone know of a possible example that may already be in the files
Thanx--as always

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers.

A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the Database area.
Yahoo! Groups Links

------------------------------------



Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers.

A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the Database area.
Yahoo! Groups Links

--- In Crestron@..., "crayihs" <crayihs@...> wrote:S

Hey guys,

Im fairly new to programming crestron and now I have got to my first RAVA system that is making me do circles. Ive looked at all the example programs, and I cant seem to find anything that helps me out. Is there an example program with a TSW using RAVA and communicating with a Door station, or has someone done this that could give me a little help. I literally do not even know where to start. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

corey

It is a terrible example of what needs to be done. There are 2 ways to deal with RAVA. One is to follow the Crestron line and perform data entry into every panel. This has the advantage of being able to work even if there is no processor, as long as auto-discovery between the panels works. The second is to deal with everything in Simpl Windows by sending the correct string syntax to each panel. I think that syntax will be "sip:phonenumber@IPaddress:port"

You might want to start, particularly if you're new by doing the data entry into each panel and then following the example program.

The first thing you need to do is find out the phone number of each TSW panel. I'd also give each panel a name. You do all of this in Console in Toolbox. Connect to your first panel. Go to Console and type "sipinfo" This will give you the Panel's phone number. I make a list of each phone number for each panel and it's IP address.

Next I give each panel a name. In "sipifno" you will note that each panel has the default name Crestron. I'm drawing a mental block but I believe the command is "sipaddname" Give it a name.

"sipaddext" allow you to add an other panel's address to that panel's address book. The syntax is "sipaddext&#92;x20phone_number&#92;x20ipaddress&#92;x20nameofpanel&#92;x20port&#92;x20Group.

"sipext" will give you all of the panels entered into that panel's address book in the form of phone number/ipaddress/name/port/group

"sipremext" allows you to remove a panel from that panel's address book either because the panel no longer exists in the system or you made a data entry error. This is the ONLY way to fix any data entry mistakes you make. Not user friendly so try and be careful.

Having done this data entry for each panel we move to the program.
Drop the VoiP device extender into each touch panel definition.

In the SIO for phone numbers delete the phone numbers entered and add the phone numbers you copied from the panels on your job when you performed the "sipinfo" command. Then add the names you gave each panel with "sipaddname" into the serial send for panel names. Make certain the name and phone number for each panel match. In other words, phone number and name for panel 1, 2, and so on match.

Connect the outputs of the serial sends and SIO to the touch panel joins and VoiP device extender.

My experience is that you should ignore the groups and phone dial page. Add a few buttons from the phone dial page to the address book page. Unless you have a sip server in the system, no one is making phone calls outside of the closed system of the touch panels. You will need to find a ring tone and load it into the vtp file so that the panel being phoned will ring. You will need to have the serial text on top of the phone dial page moved to the address book page as it tells the user that a call is being made, is in progress or ended. You will want to add buttons for page all, answer, reject, end, and call. You might want to later add Do Not Disturb. I also found adding volume and mute buttons helpful.

Hope this helps.

Alan

--- In Crestron@..., "crayihs" <crayihs@> wrote:S

Hey guys,

Im fairly new to programming crestron and now I have got to my first RAVA system that is making me do circles. Ive looked at all the example programs, and I cant seem to find anything that helps me out. Is there an example program with a TSW using RAVA and communicating with a Door station, or has someone done this that could give me a little help. I literally do not even know where to start. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

corey

Hey guys,

Im fairly new to programming crestron and now I have got to my first RAVA system that is making me do circles. Ive looked at all the example programs, and I cant seem to find anything that helps me out. Is there an example program with a TSW using RAVA and communicating with a Door station, or has someone done this that could give me a little help. I literally do not even know where to start. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

corey