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Control override funcionality

weldywire All Messages By This Member #162585 Complete noobie here with hopefully an easy question. I am trying to get a grasp on control override.I would like to be able to 'seize' a source in use by another room(aka son is using STB to watch cartoons and i want to watch ESPN) Im studying the 'essential programming' course material trying to learn logic better but of course it doesnt get that far in with other functions. Ive tried to make a SIMPL+ module modeled using the CH modules but i dont have Cross Compiler so it is a mute venture. I have looked through several of programs that were sent to me but none use override. Im probably getting too far ahead of myself but really would like to have some progress on my home system. Any help will be greatly appreciated, Thank you.
weddellkw All Messages By This Member #162590 I guess it depends on what you're using for remotes/UIs, but no reason to get S+ involved. Quick and easy: Pass all STB controls on kids remote through a buffer (buf). [enable] on the buffer is fed by the [out*] on a set-reset latch (sr). On your remote provide a 'Disable' & 'Enable' button feeding the inputs of the (sr). You may also want to use a buffer to jam the 'TV off' command with the 'Enable' button so that turning the EC off restores control to the kids remote. toggle quoted message Show quoted text --- In Crestron@..., "Mark W" <weldywire@...> wrote: Complete noobie here with hopefully an easy question. I am trying to get a grasp on control override.I would like to be able to 'seize' a source in use by another room(aka son is using STB to watch cartoons and i want to watch ESPN) Im studying the 'essential programming' course material trying to learn logic better but of course it doesnt get that far in with other functions. Ive tried to make a SIMPL+ module modeled using the CH modules but i dont have Cross Compiler so it is a mute venture. I have looked through several of programs that were sent to me but none use override. Im probably getting too far ahead of myself but really would like to have some progress on my home system. Any help will be greatly appreciated, Thank you.
weddellkw All Messages By This Member #162591 What I meant by 'depends on what you're using for remotes/UIs,' was that if you're using one-way remotes you won't have feedback as to the status of the kids remote & STB, no bearing on whether you should use S+ (you shouldn't). toggle quoted message Show quoted text --- In Crestron@..., "weddellkw" <weddellkw@...> wrote: I guess it depends on what you're using for remotes/UIs, but no reason to get S+ involved. Quick and easy: Pass all STB controls on kids remote through a buffer (buf). [enable] on the buffer is fed by the [out*] on a set-reset latch (sr). On your remote provide a 'Disable' & 'Enable' button feeding the inputs of the (sr). You may also want to use a buffer to jam the 'TV off' command with the 'Enable' button so that turning the EC off restores control to the kids remote. --- In Crestron@..., "Mark W" <weldywire@> wrote: Complete noobie here with hopefully an easy question. I am trying to get a grasp on control override.I would like to be able to 'seize' a source in use by another room(aka son is using STB to watch cartoons and i want to watch ESPN) Im studying the 'essential programming' course material trying to learn logic better but of course it doesnt get that far in with other functions. Ive tried to make a SIMPL+ module modeled using the CH modules but i dont have Cross Compiler so it is a mute venture. I have looked through several of programs that were sent to me but none use override. Im probably getting too far ahead of myself but really would like to have some progress on my home system. Any help will be greatly appreciated, Thank you.
weldywire All Messages By This Member #162594 Thank You for your reply good sir, I think i understand what you are referencing and im sketching it out so i see the big picture more clearly(im a little 'logic' challenged) I do not understand your comment(its me,not you LOL): ["You may also want to use a buffer to jam the 'TV off' command with the 'Enable' button so that turning the EC off restores control to the kids remote.] 'jam' the 'tv off' command??? what is 'EC'? all TP's will be 2way and 4 of them will be 'Global'(liv rm/office/master/patio deck),the rest will be zone specific only.global TP's Im shooting for TPMC-8's and zone TP's St1700c's or better. Thank you again, Mark
weddellkw All Messages By This Member #162595 EC is entertainment center, sorry. by jam I mean you can pass your 'TV off' command (which is presumably already being sent to your TV logic or devices) through a buffer, the output of which would be the 'Enable' signal on the (sr). Thus when the 'TV off' signal goes temporarily high (ie. is triggered), the (sr) is restored so that the kids remote is enabled. toggle quoted message Show quoted text --- In Crestron@..., "Mark W" <weldywire@...> wrote: Thank You for your reply good sir, I think i understand what you are referencing and im sketching it out so i see the big picture more clearly(im a little 'logic' challenged) I do not understand your comment(its me,not you LOL): ["You may also want to use a buffer to jam the 'TV off' command with the 'Enable' button so that turning the EC off restores control to the kids remote.] 'jam' the 'tv off' command??? what is 'EC'? all TP's will be 2way and 4 of them will be 'Global'(liv rm/office/master/patio deck),the rest will be zone specific only.global TP's Im shooting for TPMC-8's and zone TP's St1700c's or better. Thank you again, Mark

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