

(So if your room name is Dining Room and is Press 1, feedback 1 is from the Set/Reset Latch. The output can say "Dining Room Selected" and should be connected to a different feedback on the panel. Using the same names that you used for the "set" input, connect it to the "toggle" input of a toggle command. Any subsequent press for less than 2 seconds will have no effect on the room (The Room is already "set") 8:25 PM Anonymous said. When held for 2 seconds, the room turns off. You now have a button that when pressed the first time turns the room on. (You can also connect the *out of the set/reset to logic that would detect when all rooms are off if you wanted to "de-trigger" amplifiers). Connect the output of the set/reset to the room on the Pad8. Connect this to the "reset" part of your latch. The output should be the room name + "held". Using a Press & Hold Symbol of about 2 seconds, connect the same room name to the input of the press and hold.
#Press and hold crestron simpl pro#
Usually i do this in VT pro by labeling the button with the room name (and making it pretty big!) In SIMPL, connect the room name to the Set of a Set/Reset Latch. The execution is fairly simple: First 8:18 PM Anonymous said.Ĭreate buttons that would be your power buttons. Allow different sources to be patched to different rooms. Choose weather those rooms should have control of source/volume 3. Replying to the previous post: I do this all the time for our Multi-Room applications. selecting one of the eight sources would route that source to those zones that are toggled to enable. I would like to: -select one or multiple zones that can be toggled. I'm stumped at the moment as this seems to work opposite for me and reproducing it the other way doesn't allow multiple zone selection. I'm looking to pull off a similar scenario for a pad8a. Thanx! I have been reading the info and it is GREAT! Keep It up -R- 3:14 PM Anonymous said.
#Press and hold crestron simpl Patch#
If you want the inputs cleared after a patch is made, insert a stepper that clears the Interlock and/or Initiliazes after the TAKE button is pressed. This can then be processed using an Analog Equate (EQU) or other analog logic for sending the commands to the switchers and display devices. The ABUF will take the sources that have been selected for each display, and send them to an analog variable containing the current source for each display device. This will be assigned the signal name "execute" which will trigger an Analog Buffer (ABUF). The output should be named something to the effect of "screen_1_preview." This output will contain a value indicating the source that has been selected for preview.įinally, draw a "TAKE" button on the touchpanel. Take the outputs from each buffer and route to the inputs of an analog initialize. Remember, fonze_scm doesn't want the Crestron system to route the source to the display device until the user presses a "TAKE" button. This will convert the digital pulses from the buffers into an analog value for the "preview" source for each display device. Next, insert an Analog Initialize (INIT) for each display device. The user can easily route the same source to multiple displays by selecting the source, and then selecting each desired display. The inputs of the buffer should be the feedback outputs of the interlock, and the outputs should be signals such as "source_3_to_screen_1." This will pulse an output for the selected source, unique for the display, when the display is selected.

Name the press and feedback for each of these buttons something like "screen_1_select." This press should be routed to the enable of a buffer. The second step is to draw buttons on the touchpanel for each of the outputs. These should be tied to the presses and feedbacks for the buttons on the touchpanel for each source. Name the inputs after your sources, and the outputs the same name with "_fb" at the end. I recommend using an Interlock (IL) for this function. The first step is to provide a set of buttons on the touchpanels to allow the user to select the source they are going to assign. Here is one suggestion, as always using only Crestron SIMPL Windows, without SIMPL+. Fonze_scm asked for a suggestion on a method to allow users to select from multiple sources, select one or more outputs for a source, and then press a "Take" button to send the patches to all of the different display devices.
