On February 7, 2006 at 18:37, markypooh said...
Lowpro,
Thank's for your advice, I have done that with
seperate devices and all RF codes are set to each
device, where it all screws up is in the Home
pages and global hard buttons. It can't choose
which RF code?
Once downloaded it's confused and screws everything??
Thank's
It sounds to me like you are trying to use one GUI device in your remote to control that identical gear in each room. This won't work. You need to duplicate any GUI devices which are used to control that gear. The original set of devices buttons should be linked to the buttons under the hidden IR code device set to ID(0) for room 1 control. The duplicate set of devices buttons will be linked to the buttons under the hidden IR code device set to ID(1) for room 2 control. Lastly, you will need to add the ability to jump from room 1 control to room 2 control within the GUI layer of your configuration file.
As you have two rooms, each using RF extenders set to different ID's you need to make sure that you have dedicated IR codes devices for each piece of gear, not just your duplicated gear. This way you can set the RF tab for each device based on which RF extender is being used. In turn, the GUI devices (devices seen on-screen when using the remote) in your configuration file should only link to the hidden IR code device buttons. By doing so the RF tab settings for your GUI devices are completely ignored as those devices don't contain any hard or soft buttons with IR codes on them, only links to buttons in other devices containing IR codes. The device which contains the actual IR code is the device which governs how the IR is transmitted. That is key.
Last edited by Lowpro
on February 7, 2006 23:21.