i was in the midst of switching over to the dark C4de and needless to say, it did not happen. this sparked a renewed trust and opened up lines of communication and support in my existing control platform, Crestron. Simply said they are the best. and as many have had to do they are changing and evolving with the times. one fact remains the same, the resources, experience, innovation and grasp of the concept of home, building, control and automation is unparalleled. they have just helped us secure a tremendous amount of work and the best thing is that i have the big blue behind me.

The best way to manage this task within SB, or other Crestron wizards is to generate a global preset which contains the commands you want executed via a trigger (recalling the preset).

I would suggest generating "zoned" global presets (1st FL, 2nd FL, exterior...) and recall multiple global presets for desired end result. By going about the program in this fashion you can reduce your programming time a bit, plus these zoned presets are useful to recall for use in other subsystems, such as security.


you can rename the global presets anything you want.

the global presets help with the naming and grouping, but does not help with the max of 50. i guess they want you going in to simpl at some point but i am not familiar with it yet.

i need to be. i know . .

max of 50?? 50 what? I have done some very large jobs in SB and not run out of G-Psets...

can anyone tell me how i can get feedback based on which scenes are on?

for instance, i have rs232 commands representing buttons on a phantom keypad: KBP,[01:08:01],01\r

what command would be the feedback for that?
and how woudl i change a buttons state based on that command?


thanks!

I'm currently putting a HomeWorks module in the SB and wanted to add it multiple times for additional room locations. However, you CANNOT stack serial devices on the same port.

I have been told, that you need to create the module in Simple with all of the pages/rooms/etc. and then covert over to SB.

And, you then need to get tall of the HomeWork serial communication information correct in the SB properties. I'm still trying to get it to work as you read this...................

if you open the terminal and go to lutron monitoring command Flegg box keypad LEDs
press a command of the phantom and it'll go out in the string of LED lights example KLS, [01:06:06] 010000000000000000

x Mr Brad
keyboards + add this part in sb lutron not the 'I understand it myself, let me know if you find the system
I'll update if I find

roby