Hi All... Posted this on FB with no replies - figured I'd pop back here to see if I have better luck! I've tried a number of drivers for this display - sadly all the ones that have had discrete contro

Just on a quick skim, my brain sees ACOMP2's, AND's and OR's! And a pulse stretcher to make sure the fan doesn't stand a chance of getting toggled on/off really quickly over a short period of time...

Paging DS Koblicki. DS Koblicki... Are they here? Anyone know them? Thanks... - Chip

"From OLH 1000109:" *Please* do not post/copy private documents on an open forum, unless you're interested in getting it SHUT DOWN... :( - Chip

"You can, of course, disable the DHCP client on any processor for the LAN port and assign a static IP for the LAN port." <ding> <ding> <ding> And the correct answer goes to...(no surprise)...Lincoln!!

"With some commands device replies with only 0D and some with 0D0A" If you're ALWAYS getting an 0D, just use that - ignore the existence of the 0A. Let it roll over and become the first byte of the ne

"I imagine its just a long string that will take a bunch of trial and error to figure out the correct syntax" Pay attention to the strings you get as responses. If you haven't formatted/included all t

"if you value your time at anything above $0, IMO, S#" Wait - is that "zero dollars", or is $0 an abbreviation for *another* programming language? :) - Chip

"But I'm trying to avoid using an MC3" Then you *might* be in the wrong Yahoo group... - Chip

"Reason number 478 why AV should always be kept on its own private network" No argument from me. Now...to just convince all of our clients and entire design staff! :) - Chip

"Some bot compromised the forum and posted X-rated advertising and links." Can't wait until someone figures out how to get that to infect touch panels... - Chip

My latest blog post, “Smart Lawn Mowers: Everything You Need to Know” Thanks Jay. My wife came home the other day claiming she had seen a "lawn Roomba" and I kind of looked at her sideways. Now I have

When you create a one-line post, followed by a TWENTY line "signature"... You're doing something wrong. - Chip

"So can I turn it off? How would it get turned on in the first place?" Someone updated the firmware *and* supplied a username/password. You'll need to ping the client on that one, I suppose - ask them

"So when wiring for a tsw panel we should also be pulling a ground?" Sadly I don't know how the techs addressed this in the field - this is what I got told after we had the same issues as the OP... -

"Vendor is saying they offer a KissBox Midi interface as a replacement. i looked it up could not find any documentation, In the crestron world how do you talk to the kissBox Midi device" I've got one

"the problem what I am facing is when I press the hard buttons from the TSW 760 some random signals are being triggered" There's a grounding lug on the TSW760 - make sure it's connected to ground alon

"You're not alone, Chip - I also think it's a convoluted process. Unfortunately, I think this will be Crestron's preferred format for drivers/modules in the future." If *Crestron* decides to make it a

"You will need to add... Then you connect... You load the .PKG file... Then you build..." Ummmm. Yeah. Clear as mud. I'll stick with what I've been using, thanks... :/ - Chip

"Online help answer ID 1000185 will explain it all" I got lost. How does one add a ".pkg" so that it becomes visible in SIMPL Windows? - Chip