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Many of the items that get logged were relegated to the SHOWEXTRA on the 2-Series. There are switches to filter what you want to see back, but my fingers never remember that when I am looking at the

Thanks Jeremy, I changed connect_http to http_connect and I have success. Really appreciate your help.

Not really, there are very few issues that cause that reboot, one of them is heavy ethenet traffic. The telling part is the reboot with no time code and a timer error. That point to something

Yeah - a program slot specific switch for ERR (Like, "ERR -P:3") would be nice to filter out the stuff you don't care about. I have to remember to put that one in through TBTS. :) - Chip

It didn't? Hmmm. I thought it did :)

I doubt its a case of not being important enough. It is more likely that there are higher priorities being pushed through the QC department. witmarquzotix@...> wrote: [Non-text portions of this

Figured it out, kind of a real pain to get it setup, hopefully they don't want to change fonts. :-)

Message is simply <Time> <Date> HW Watchdog timeout I also get a lot of this in the log: Notice: CrestronListUIApp.exe # 20:15:21 8-15-2013 # CListUIClient::ConnectToServer Trying to connect to server

Thank you Foo. I found the thread and have read through it. Doesn't look encouraging but glad to know I'm not the only one.

Nathan, you should go onto the labs. In the 3 series forum there's a big thread about this. They did find issues, but I don't remember if it's released on labs yet. It would behoove you to read it.

He said PRO3. You're pointing at a 2 series processor reboot. Apples/Oranges.

Your customer with the home can have it for free, just as the boardroom customer can. You just have to limit them the same amount. I fail to see why the complaint, honestly. You want a lot of

I do know that the interface is a serial brick and that the software was deveolped by a company called Homelogic that is now owned by Elan. I have a current Elan system controlling a pool through that

connect_http is not the same signal as http_connect. Unless there's something else connecting those signals together, that's a "broken wire". http_connect is going high, but the signal to your TCP/IP

Or ip

Ethernet heavy? IE lots of Ethernet devices and lots of inter processor send between programs?

I was bit by this one. Boy did it kill some time. The code was littered with Print statements to verify execution from event handler to function to function to my insanity... It would be great if that

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

I don't get any message close to that. I actually can't get a message out of the processor as to why the HW Watchdog fails. The most consistent message I see in my PLOGs before the reboot occurs is:

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