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Bump on this thread..please let me know if there is any interest or you know somebody that might be a fit.

If you are an Access Networks dealer, you can purchase Ruckus hardware through them, without having to bundle it with any of their various pre-configured Unity network packages; this is a good option

I agree, the status update is great, it's was annoying to get a few instances launched.

Is there a reason/problem why you are rolling back?

Hi Folks, First, a quick thank you for the comments on the sticking buttons on the TPMC-4SMD touch panels. May I ask for some guidance on using the Middle Atlantic RLink SW215 single outlet relay box

You might look into using someone like Access Networks to help you deploy your first system. They will design the network, spec the parts for the right coverage, and pre-configure the equipment, plus

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Hello All, I'm looking to possible start using Ruckus Wifi priducts based upon the opinions I have heard from many of you here. Currently we use Pakedge and generally just set them up for roaming

Hey guys any help with this Vt pro, not sure where im going wrong after compile and upload :xpanel working great all in place but TPMC-8 icon are all over the place ,any tips will be greatly

found it at that other place.

Does anyone know the steps to rolling back to pre 4.007 on a 2 series? Thanks.

+1 for AINC. Big fan. - Chip

If the only thing you're doing is putting a 1 on the enable of the TCP/IP client and shooting serials off to it, you're getting ahead of yourself. Monitor the analog output of the TCP/IP Client

A little external logic can fix that - pretty easy to trap which week of the month you're in... - Chip

"Crestron. Because Why Let A Good Idea Ride?" Is there an emoticon for half-kidding? - Chip

And last time I was there, only 20% with roofs! :) - Chip

Not for a call timer, but the AINC is my go-to for timers -- count up, count down it does them all. I use an ANIC for my "sleep" timer at home, plenty of speaker timers (count up or count down) -- and

Thanks man, I take it you've done this before. Its a TSW-750, so I'll play with the CIP tags for a bit. I've followed your threads closely, actually just got a call today that the "periodic reboot"

Use an ANIC, drive the "Up" with the offhook FB from the dialer of choice, hold time 1s, repeat time 1s, increment 1d, min 0, max 65535, mute 0. Will count up as long as call is active. Use an INIT

Thanks Chip that was an amazingly clear explanation. I think I just heard the penny drop especially in the last half of what you have written. Thanks again...