neldua
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neldua reacted to videostorm in Coronavirus news & maps for your public display TVs
A lot of people have been asking about a quick and easy way to put selected Coronavirus news and such on their public display TVs.
We have just created a couple examples with the John Hopkins Tracker tools and using SplashTiles for remote controlled display.
The two example screens shown use:
Full screen JH tracker app (covid) https://splash-tiles.com/splashtiles/display.php?examples=1&token=w55c0sscb47ymepbggeksgfng5swswo70083cd0p7wbfwp0d&slide=covid Windowed JH tracker app and background current news from YouTube (covid2) https://splash-tiles.com/splashtiles/display.php?examples=1&token=w55c0sscb47ymepbggeksgfng5swswo70083cd0p7wbfwp0d&slide=covid2 Those example screens can easily be customized with more personalized news, data, or more.
SplashTiles is a freemium tool that can turn your nVidia Shield or Fire Stick into a remote controlled digital signage device. It can also be used as a screen saver for residential applications.
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neldua reacted to Cyknight in Card Access Temp Driver
I can, the temp driver was ALWAYS 'As-Is' by Card Access, and since the take-over of the devices C4 dropped it.
Because it's buggy. What happens is that they stop loading info into the Temp driver on start-up. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. Some projects (including my own) some load fine, some do not.
It can be temporarily fixed by reconnecting the driver to the 'node' in Pro, but it will fail on next reboot. Even for me (who can obviously change it easily enough, but has more intended reboots than the average user) it's a pain.
So, I've moved over to: https://www.houselogix.com/shop/temp-tracker
That one handles all sorts of devices, including Card Access units, Axxess units and more.
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neldua reacted to Cyknight in DSC drivers for new security proxy
FYI, the new DSC security drivers are now available for use via Control4.
NOTE that for the older POWERPC series, a swap needs to be mad to an it-230 (not the older it-100) which also means a RS422 to 232 adapter will be needed.
The driver for the DSC NEO unit (using the TL-280) is able to do rs232 (again using adapter as above) or IP.
Before jumping the gun - please note that there may be version requirements for your panel (PC series in particular) to be able to use the new modules.
Oh and don't ask about other brands/Honeywell - I don't have the answer on when
