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Kibbles 'n bytes :) {Paf} Le 12 juin 2013 00:32, "Neil Dorin" <neildorin@...> a 閏rit :

Analog divmode then you use a decade or equate symbol for the quotient and decade symbol for the reminder. {Paf} Le 12 juin 2013 05:53, "Crestron Noob" <crestronoob@...> a 閏rit : [Non-text

Hi everyone, I just discovered that decade does not support numbers above 9999 (since there are no "ten_thousands" outputs). What would you suggest as the cleanest way to implement it in

Looks like it was designed with the hospitality industry in mind? Large hotels, resorts, that sort of thing.

This would also be a really good selling point for DM room boxes.

I don't think local file will make much difference. In fact the AES has quite a bit more storage for panel files than the 2 series. Not sure how many devices you can run on an AES, but I might use

Congratulations. :)

Only available in the US :o(

Last update was in 2005. Apparently not.

Wait a sec... They're charging $99 to upgrade to the new app???

Congrats, Sean! - Chip

If you use this method to update, be aware that you must use the current new modules that are posted on the Autonomics site or Pandora (and maybe some other things) will not work outside of the media

Love Bytes...

Just heard back on my certification exam and I passed. I want to thank all you guys and girls on here for the help over the past year. Perhaps I'll run into some of you at a masters class down the

Quick Bytes

No - wait - "The Byte Whisperer"... Tell me when to stop... - Chip

I haven't done it personally, but they do have an iPhone app (Onkyo) that does what you are looking for. Maybe you can contact Integra or sniff out the protocol. -- Josh Tyson ENCO Electronics

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Hi All Has anyone integrated these yet, I've had a quick look at the integrators guide and the syntax looks pretty much the same as usual, just wondering if anyone has tried them with the HDX

When I start my own CSP I'm going to have to call it something like "I Speak Bytes"... - Chip