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Re: Strange memory errors on AES

Jeremy Weatherford
 

Program and web files are stored in flash memory, this is also what
gets compacted periodically. It's what the processor uses instead of
a disk.

SIMPL+ programs use RAM as working space while they are running, and
this is what they are running out of. The AES has a limited amount of
memory compared to the PRO2 and other "big" processors, and it's even
worse because of the enormous chunk of Adagio SIMPL+ that must be
loaded. I would probably start by seeing if some of the modules you
are using can be stripped down, or the buffer sizes reduced in the
SIMPL+ modules.

On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 9:39 AM, Barry Newton <barry@...> wrote:
I'm curious if anyone has seen this kind of problem, it's a little
hard to describe.

Once in perhaps four or five program loads, the program starts up
spewing memory errors. 聽Many of the Simpl+ programs which use memory
complain they can't write to memory. 聽Eventually the hardware watchdog
restarts the unit, but usually the errors start again and the reboot
loop continues.

I suspect it might be a problem with failure to compact properly on
load. 聽The AES has about 3.5MB of memory, my program is about 2.3MB
and I have one iPad (650KB) and one iPhone (225K) on there, only one
of each type allowed. 聽The problem seems to occur after reloading the
iPad/iPhone apps a few times then reloading the program.

One time I tried manually compacting when the problem started and I
got an error to the effect it couldn't allocate a pool for compaction
or something like that (can't recall exactly).

To further muddy the waters, I can't seem to recreate the error
anywhere but in this one installation. 聽I tried swapping out the AES
itself, but it happens on the new one as well. 聽All firmware and
software is the latest.

Ideas? 聽TB hasn't been helpful.

Thanks,
Barry



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Strange memory errors on AES

 

I'm curious if anyone has seen this kind of problem, it's a little hard to describe.

Once in perhaps four or five program loads, the program starts up spewing memory errors. Many of the Simpl+ programs which use memory complain they can't write to memory. Eventually the hardware watchdog restarts the unit, but usually the errors start again and the reboot loop continues.

I suspect it might be a problem with failure to compact properly on load. The AES has about 3.5MB of memory, my program is about 2.3MB and I have one iPad (650KB) and one iPhone (225K) on there, only one of each type allowed. The problem seems to occur after reloading the iPad/iPhone apps a few times then reloading the program.

One time I tried manually compacting when the problem started and I got an error to the effect it couldn't allocate a pool for compaction or something like that (can't recall exactly).

To further muddy the waters, I can't seem to recreate the error anywhere but in this one installation. I tried swapping out the AES itself, but it happens on the new one as well. All firmware and software is the latest.

Ideas? TB hasn't been helpful.

Thanks,
Barry
Re: Issue Touch Tone (DTMF) via control system

 

How about just an old external serial modem?

On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 7:45 AM, yellowfin684 <jaredhaleck@...>wrote:



Ive got a gate to control that has momentary contact closure inputs to both
open and close the gate. But the phone system is tied to the gate and from
the phone system, you have more control. By pressing the following buttons:

1 = open (closes after 30 sec)
2 = open for 30 min
3 = Close
4 = Open indefinitely until the user closes it from phone system

The gate seems to be sensing the touch tone from the phone system to
determine its behavior. The problem is, if the gate is open indefinitely or
for a 30 min stretch, my little momentary contact closure from the control
system won't close the gate.

I am looking for a widget that can issue touch tones (at least buttons 1-4)


Can someone point me in the right direction?
Re: Crestron Mobile Pro G - Designing in Landscape

lunartech
 

Have you discovered the Anchoring option in VTPro?

Open the Properties tab and select an item on the page, you will see an
anchoring option in the properties tab that allows you to deal with the
rotation issues to some extent.

On a recent foray into it myself I found that setting a sub page: Left=No,
Top=No, Right=Yes, Bottom=Yes FixedWidth=Yes, FixedHeight=Yes

AND having a sub page 748px wide X 518px high set 400px from top and 10px
from left *just* about centers the sub page in portrait mode BUT it slides
it to the right edge of the page, to me preferable as they can use their
thumb to operate cursor controls close to the edge of the page.

I placed a main nav strip horizontally at the top of the page and a footer
at the bottom but there is still a big gap between top nav and the sub page
in portrait, however in landscape you wind up with a big gap to the left and
right of the sub page.

I hate it but what else can you do?



While it has its own set of shortcomings I still think CommandFusion slays
Crestrons answer to the iPad!

Seriously, no develop in landscape mode? No horizontal scrolling lists?
C'mon Crestron!



I could be dead wrong about this but, I'm not so sure about 30 iPads on a
single processor with CommandFusion.

Seeing as how the EISC limit is around 30 or so, having 30 S+ direct sockets
may prove fallible if too many are in use at one time, it would be a real
suckfest to run into this problem late in the project.



Anyway, HTH

ChipG





From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf
Of xsdesignstudios
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2011 11:24 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Crestron Mobile Pro G - Designing in Landscape





I have a job here that has a vast amount of iPads (around 30) but the caveat
to it is a majority of them will be wall mounted. This means they need to be
designed in landscape format.

Now I've already long ago given up on designing a layout that can be both
portrait and landscape friendly opting for mostly portrait designs as they
are native to VTPro. The problem I am having is designing this particular
job solely in landscape format. I am locking the panels in landscape mode,
but I am running into issues in the design of not knowing how to scale my
images since we can't discretely build in landscape format in VTPro.

I've been wracking my brain today trying to figure out how to do this but
can't come up with any good solutions other than to just create a button,
load it, and see how it looks. I am using blueprints as well, but they just
don't turn out correctly since I can't run them at the desired ratios.

Does anyone have any tips/pointers for designs they have done in landscape
mode? Anything helps at this point.



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Re: SystemBuilder & DM

Georges Khalil
 

Thanks for your answer. But how do I setup the switching itself? Where do I
tell SB which TV is on which output and which source is on which input? I
may be blind, but I can't find that! When I programmed Prodigy, there was a
switching tab that I used. I can't find anything similar with Adagio.


Thanks.


Georges Khalil, M.Sc.A.

Directeur de l'ing閚ierie
Engineering Manager

Design Homesync Inc.
www.homesync.ca
T : 514 965-5227


On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 6:10 AM, yellowfin684 <jaredhaleck@...>wrote:



Systembuilder will control the switching funstions of DM just fine. The
main feature it wont support is using the IR/Relays/RS232 on the room boxes.


--- In Crestron@..., "georges_khalil" <georges.khalil@...>
wrote:

Hi guys,

First non-Prodigy system coming up. It's an Adagio with a 8x8 DM
switcher. Not being comfortable with SIMPL yet, I'm gonna have to use SB to
program it. My question is regarding video switching. That was easy with
Prodigy as there's a way to assign sources and TVs. But I can't find
anything similar for Adagio. Is there something I'm missing?

As you guys can see, I'm still a noob! Thanks for the help.


Georges.


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Re: Does anyone know the number or HDMI keys that the "new" Mac Mini provides?

[email protected]
 

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

"Hi BP, Ford told me to call you. What kind of engine does my car have?"
Ha! Nice.
Re: Does anyone know the number or HDMI keys that the "new" Mac Mini provides?

[email protected]
 

FWIW, I did (or didn't) do that on the first one or two e-mails. I included links to several different HDMI matrices in the third or fourth e-mail, as an act of semi-desperation and to make sure that they had an example of what an HDMI matrix switcher is/does. I was actually going to included a couple of wikipedia links instead, but thought that that might not come off well. A tad pedantic, maybe? ;)

I totally hear you on that practice though... its like a moth to flame when you offer up a tried-and-true 'out' to tech support:

"Oh, you're not working exclusively with our hardware/software? Then (go f$%& yourself and) pester anyone/thing other than us."

Weak sauce.

--- In Crestron@..., "Oliver" <oliver@...> wrote:

+1 for that.

OP


--- In Crestron@..., "Steve Kaudle" <steve@> wrote:

I've long since made it a point during such exchanges to never, ever mention
any other manufacturers (IE: "I'm trying to control your box with a Crestron
control system, can you answer a question for me?").
Re: IDOC-V Makes Buzzing Noise

 

+1

we had the same exact experience about 9 months ago. TBTS replaced two for us.

--- In Crestron@..., "yellowfin684" <jaredhaleck@...> wrote:

The TB agent that spoke with your tech must not be informed. CEN-IDOCV's experience a bad batch about six months after their release. We got about 3 bad ones that buzzed. At the time we had to wait about 3 weeks for them to make a running change in production. This should be a know issue but also should have been resolved a long time ago. Either you have a really old CEN-IDOV or the problem has crept up again.

Nonetheless you have a bad piece of hardware and it needs to be replaced. Swapping out POE injectors will not fix the problem.


--- In Crestron@..., "erikm_101" <erikm101@> wrote:

Hello Group,

I have an installation with several CEN-IDOCVs installed and several of the devices are emitting loud buzzing sounds from the "brick" (as opposed to the "puck"). One of my techs contacted TB with this and TB reports no awareness of this type of buzzing issue before.

Does anyone have any experience with this? If so, what should I look for or watch out for?

TIA, erik
Re: iPad issues

 

The actual VTPro-E file is about 23,600KB. There are dynamic graphics for weather icons (x4), shade animations (x2), and iPod album art (x2) but none of them are ever updated simultaneously. The button that always freezes the app up is the iPod button which is only tied to logic that shows the iPod subpage, routes audio, and shows a note if there is no device docked or the database is loading/failed etc. Nothin has been changed with this button since it previously worked for about 3 days. What should I look for graphic wise that would cause the app to lock up?

Thanks,
Jacob

--- In Crestron@..., "Tres" <tres@...> wrote:

No to be sore, but it is either in your graphics or you are doing some funky
coding and killing the app with a bunch of updates at once.



I have yet to see the app lockup on its own since the latestes iteration of
the app and database.



Is your file really large? Are you sending dynamic graphics? Etc?



From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf
Of jacobbalcit
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2011 2:53 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] iPad issues





So this is the first iPad I've used and until today everything was going
great. I've been working with this control system for a couple days and
everything was fine. I was only making minor changes and little things that
were missed so nothing really changed. Now Mobile Pro G seems to keep
locking up.

Sometimes as soon as the flash page loads its already locked and nothing
happens. The time at the top of the screen doesnt change or anything. When
it doesnt lock up from the start, it always locks up when you press the 3rd
item on a list control from the main page. Once that is pressed it becomes
unresponsive, server one disconnects, than a minute or two later it connects
to server 2. The panel than flashes with the right sub pages and immedietly
goes to "Updating". You can see the updates sent from the processor in the
debugger and 2 seconds later server 2 disconnects...the panel gets stuck on
"Updating" and eventually connects to server 1 a few minutes later back and
forth until you quit the app and restart the program.

I tried deleting the list control and making a new one. It worked for a few
minutes after the new upload but now the same problem is occuring. Any help
would be appreciated! It's extremely frustrating because it was working fine
the last few days and now that I'm 99% done it's all going to hell.

Thanks,
Jacob





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Re: New Processors/Software and Modules Issues?

 

FWIW, I just downloaded the "Lutron RadioRA2 Module Demo Pro2 R02.zip"
module from here and replaced the PRO2 with a PMC3-XP. It compiled
fine.

I'm running:

SIMPL Windows: 3.01.24
SIMPL+ 3.03.14
Path: C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Crestron&#92;Simpl

INCLUDE4.DAT Version Information:
File Version: 2.08.46
(2 Series) : 1.73
(3 Series) : 1.13.0041

Data Files:
Path: C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Crestron&#92;Cresdb&#92;Programming

symlib.tio 710 02/17/2011 03:56:04PM

iodev.tio 710 02/17/2011 03:56:02PM

Other Crestron SW:

Device Database: 32.00.020.00
Crestron Database: 24.00.043.00
Crestron Toolbox: 2.25.061.02
SIMPL+ Cross Compiler: 1.3

Legacy Device Tools: Not Available

On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 11:11 PM, texascbounds <clbounds@...> wrote:



Like I posted earlier check the Lutron ra2 feedback processing module and bring it into a PMC3-XP and then compile it let me know if that works for you.

--- In Crestron@..., "texascbounds" <clbounds@...> wrote:


Tony,
If you would like I can archive the programs and send them to you if that would help.


--- In Crestron@..., "Tony Golden" <mrgolden@> wrote:

Okay, I just opened a QM-RMC program with several encrypted Simpl and Simpl+ modules, and replaced the processor with a PMC3-XP (there's no such thing as a "PMC2+-XP"). Saved the new program and it compiled fine, with no errors.

Perhaps there's something else wrong with your program?


--- In Crestron@..., "texascbounds" <clbounds@> wrote:

Just tired a project that uses a PMC2+ and swapped it with a PMC2+-XP 4 of the module are no longer in the project Lutron RA2 Feedback proc, ITOA, FM/AM Preset Name, warning popup with the notice's. the module that im seeing are simpl+

--- In Crestron@..., "Tony Golden" <mrgolden@> wrote:

I might be a little late, but how do you know the modules are not compatible,
as-is?

And if they really aren't, have you tried contacting the module's author?


--- On Monday, February 21, 2011 at 10:10 PM, texascbounds wrote:

One module that I'm aware of is the Lutron RA2 feedback module and a few
others that I have, when I get chance I will post more info.

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@> wrote:


Modules such as.......?

I'm not familiar with any locked modules - at least not from Crestron,
save one or two. And if Crestron DID have locked modules that weren't
compatible, I'd expect 'em to fix that! (They can choose the method of
fixing - do it themselves, or give me an unlocked version of the module!)
:)

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "texascbounds" <clbounds@> wrote:

What is everyone going to do with the modules that are locked and not
compatible with the New Processors??
Issue Touch Tone (DTMF) via control system

yellowfin684
 

Ive got a gate to control that has momentary contact closure inputs to both open and close the gate. But the phone system is tied to the gate and from the phone system, you have more control. By pressing the following buttons:

1 = open (closes after 30 sec)
2 = open for 30 min
3 = Close
4 = Open indefinitely until the user closes it from phone system

The gate seems to be sensing the touch tone from the phone system to determine its behavior. The problem is, if the gate is open indefinitely or for a 30 min stretch, my little momentary contact closure from the control system won't close the gate.

I am looking for a widget that can issue touch tones (at least buttons 1-4)

Can someone point me in the right direction?
Re: Crestron Mobile Pro G - Designing in Landscape

 

Hi, this might help.

Do all graphics on subpages, ie crestrons demo projects, set to join 0 if you like. Then set the subpages not to scale on rotation. then none of your buttons will either.

/Brad

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

I have a job here that has a vast amount of iPads (around 30) but the caveat to it is a majority of them will be wall mounted. This means they need to be designed in landscape format.

Now I've already long ago given up on designing a layout that can be both portrait and landscape friendly opting for mostly portrait designs as they are native to VTPro. The problem I am having is designing this particular job solely in landscape format. I am locking the panels in landscape mode, but I am running into issues in the design of not knowing how to scale my images since we can't discretely build in landscape format in VTPro.

I've been wracking my brain today trying to figure out how to do this but can't come up with any good solutions other than to just create a button, load it, and see how it looks. I am using blueprints as well, but they just don't turn out correctly since I can't run them at the desired ratios.

Does anyone have any tips/pointers for designs they have done in landscape mode? Anything helps at this point.
Re: SystemBuilder & DM

yellowfin684
 

Systembuilder will control the switching funstions of DM just fine. The main feature it wont support is using the IR/Relays/RS232 on the room boxes.

--- In Crestron@..., "georges_khalil" <georges.khalil@...> wrote:

Hi guys,

First non-Prodigy system coming up. It's an Adagio with a 8x8 DM switcher. Not being comfortable with SIMPL yet, I'm gonna have to use SB to program it. My question is regarding video switching. That was easy with Prodigy as there's a way to assign sources and TVs. But I can't find anything similar for Adagio. Is there something I'm missing?

As you guys can see, I'm still a noob! Thanks for the help.


Georges.
Re: IDOC-V Makes Buzzing Noise

yellowfin684
 

The TB agent that spoke with your tech must not be informed. CEN-IDOCV's experience a bad batch about six months after their release. We got about 3 bad ones that buzzed. At the time we had to wait about 3 weeks for them to make a running change in production. This should be a know issue but also should have been resolved a long time ago. Either you have a really old CEN-IDOV or the problem has crept up again.

Nonetheless you have a bad piece of hardware and it needs to be replaced. Swapping out POE injectors will not fix the problem.

--- In Crestron@..., "erikm_101" <erikm101@...> wrote:

Hello Group,

I have an installation with several CEN-IDOCVs installed and several of the devices are emitting loud buzzing sounds from the "brick" (as opposed to the "puck"). One of my techs contacted TB with this and TB reports no awareness of this type of buzzing issue before.

Does anyone have any experience with this? If so, what should I look for or watch out for?

TIA, erik
Re: Crestron Mobile Pro G - Designing in Landscape

yellowfin684
 

I just have to toss my hat in the ring for commandfusion. There are a few posts here about how not that the ipad has a native touchpanel symbol the Crestron solution may be less processor demanding, but it looks like the commandfusion solution will almost always have more "iPadness" to it. Swiping, scrolling, gestures, etc.

I am told that 5 iPads in a LARGE project concurrently connected to the system may be the limit of CommandFusion, but I am not really sure. Then of course there is always the new found speed and horsepower of the the MC3 that might help in accommodating more iPads.

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

Have you discovered the Anchoring option in VTPro?

Open the Properties tab and select an item on the page, you will see an
anchoring option in the properties tab that allows you to deal with the
rotation issues to some extent.

On a recent foray into it myself I found that setting a sub page: Left=No,
Top=No, Right=Yes, Bottom=Yes FixedWidth=Yes, FixedHeight=Yes

AND having a sub page 748px wide X 518px high set 400px from top and 10px
from left *just* about centers the sub page in portrait mode BUT it slides
it to the right edge of the page, to me preferable as they can use their
thumb to operate cursor controls close to the edge of the page.

I placed a main nav strip horizontally at the top of the page and a footer
at the bottom but there is still a big gap between top nav and the sub page
in portrait, however in landscape you wind up with a big gap to the left and
right of the sub page.

I hate it but what else can you do?



While it has its own set of shortcomings I still think CommandFusion slays
Crestrons answer to the iPad!

Seriously, no develop in landscape mode? No horizontal scrolling lists?
C'mon Crestron!



I could be dead wrong about this but, I'm not so sure about 30 iPads on a
single processor with CommandFusion.

Seeing as how the EISC limit is around 30 or so, having 30 S+ direct sockets
may prove fallible if too many are in use at one time, it would be a real
suckfest to run into this problem late in the project.



Anyway, HTH

ChipG





From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf
Of xsdesignstudios
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2011 11:24 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Crestron Mobile Pro G - Designing in Landscape





I have a job here that has a vast amount of iPads (around 30) but the caveat
to it is a majority of them will be wall mounted. This means they need to be
designed in landscape format.

Now I've already long ago given up on designing a layout that can be both
portrait and landscape friendly opting for mostly portrait designs as they
are native to VTPro. The problem I am having is designing this particular
job solely in landscape format. I am locking the panels in landscape mode,
but I am running into issues in the design of not knowing how to scale my
images since we can't discretely build in landscape format in VTPro.

I've been wracking my brain today trying to figure out how to do this but
can't come up with any good solutions other than to just create a button,
load it, and see how it looks. I am using blueprints as well, but they just
don't turn out correctly since I can't run them at the desired ratios.

Does anyone have any tips/pointers for designs they have done in landscape
mode? Anything helps at this point.



_____

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Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
Version: 10.0.1204 / Virus Database: 1435/3457 - Release Date: 02/21/11



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Re: New Processors/Software and Modules Issues?

 

Yes, there is no way to compile locked S+ modules - why don't ask this feature from TB?

My advise is to wait for a year of using series 3 in commercial projects)

But if situation is exigent (have you another when installing?), let's send me the locked USPs (except serial/activation protect routines, of cause) - I'll recompile em on current S+ for series 3 and send back locked without compile log for keeping developer's shame)
Re: Crestron Mobile Pro G - Designing in Landscape

Bart J. Podkowka
 

My tip would be to use CommandFusion all the way.


Regards,

Bart J. Podkowka
CISoftware Mallorca

Tel. 971570971 Mov. 616273563
www.cisoftware.eu<>

Control your home from your iPhone and iPad. Call us for demonstration.

On 22 Feb 2011, at 08:24, "xsdesignstudios" <xsdesignstudios@...<mailto:xsdesignstudios@...>> wrote:



I have a job here that has a vast amount of iPads (around 30) but the caveat to it is a majority of them will be wall mounted. This means they need to be designed in landscape format.

Now I've already long ago given up on designing a layout that can be both portrait and landscape friendly opting for mostly portrait designs as they are native to VTPro. The problem I am having is designing this particular job solely in landscape format. I am locking the panels in landscape mode, but I am running into issues in the design of not knowing how to scale my images since we can't discretely build in landscape format in VTPro.

I've been wracking my brain today trying to figure out how to do this but can't come up with any good solutions other than to just create a button, load it, and see how it looks. I am using blueprints as well, but they just don't turn out correctly since I can't run them at the desired ratios.

Does anyone have any tips/pointers for designs they have done in landscape mode? Anything helps at this point.





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Re: Brute-force parsing of an XML stream ? (cc128 Current Cost)

 

Le 21 f茅vr. 2011 脿 23:00, Chip a 茅crit :


As long as your buffer is big enough to accommodate the larger messages, and as long as you're keying your parsing routine to run after seeing a "</msg>" tag, I'm not seeing where there would be a problem, no?

Those 2-hour messages don't look like they get bigger than 2k worth of data - which ain't a lot...

"The last 31 days Energy Usage is output as 2-hour aggregates of KWHr (3720 values covering 9 Appliances plus Whole House)"

more like >32K...


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Re: Brute-force parsing of an XML stream ? (cc128 Current Cost)

 

The oven !? OMG you aussies are killing the planet 8-) LOL


Le 22 f関r. 2011 � 00:24, seismicsound174 a 閏rit :



Hi Marc,

We have that device in here in Australia where it's called WattsClever.

I wrote a module that parses the stream using nothing but SIMPL.
Gather on 47d ("/"). Use an STOA for each XML tag that you want to read then convert the ASCII characters to analogs using your choice of method as taught in Intermediate class... use an ARAM to store the analogs for further processing.

The only complication is the yearly value which has more than 5 digits (bigger than a 16-bit analog).

Enjoy - maybe it'll help to get people to turn the oven off when they don't need it... ;-)

Phil.

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@...> wrote:


As long as your buffer is big enough to accommodate the larger messages, and as long as you're keying your parsing routine to run after seeing a "</msg>" tag, I'm not seeing where there would be a problem, no?

Those 2-hour messages don't look like they get bigger than 2k worth of data - which ain't a lot...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., Marc-Etienne HUNEAU <mehuneau@> wrote:

Hey Group,


I'm working on a CurrentCost Envi cc128 device. It's a power meter, and its RS232 output can (and will) spit power consumption data.

It outputs a realtime and short xml stream whenever it gets a reading from one of its meters.

It also outputs a set of possibly very long xml data sets every two hours.



I'm parsing the "realtime" data just fine. I even put together a cool little graph using the Google Charts module from XXXXX.


Problem is, now I gather the string and search for the tags i'm looking for. I suspect that won't work with the very long xml for daily, weekly and monthly data.

I'm not willing to parse and store all the data. Far from that, I'm only willing to retrieve one or two days of hourly history, one or two weeks, and one of two months. The idea is to generate history charts for one hour, one day, one week, one month. Well, maybe one year too.

For that I should read data as it flows through my module. How would you gurus do that ?


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Crestron Mobile Pro G - Designing in Landscape

 

I have a job here that has a vast amount of iPads (around 30) but the caveat to it is a majority of them will be wall mounted. This means they need to be designed in landscape format.

Now I've already long ago given up on designing a layout that can be both portrait and landscape friendly opting for mostly portrait designs as they are native to VTPro. The problem I am having is designing this particular job solely in landscape format. I am locking the panels in landscape mode, but I am running into issues in the design of not knowing how to scale my images since we can't discretely build in landscape format in VTPro.

I've been wracking my brain today trying to figure out how to do this but can't come up with any good solutions other than to just create a button, load it, and see how it looks. I am using blueprints as well, but they just don't turn out correctly since I can't run them at the desired ratios.

Does anyone have any tips/pointers for designs they have done in landscape mode? Anything helps at this point.
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