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The naming of State 1 to Off and State 2 to On should not be done as it is not always the case and there are many other possibilities:


Eg

In the Yamaha Receiver, there are 29 possible AV inputs. None of them are on or off so this naming would not make sense at all, eg AV1, AV2, HDMI, etc


Eg in one alarm panel we have a driver for, this matches the manufacturer documentation:

State 1 is Armed, State 2 is Stay Armed, State 3 is Disarmed etc


Please remove this naming convention as it is great for an on/off scenario, but this this is just one of many possibilities

The autostart on Ununtu 16.04 is not working

steps to replicate

  1. sudo ./iridium
  2. have an app connected that shows online status of iridium server driver - shown working and connected here
  3. restart Linux
  4. App shows as offline
  5. When linux restarts briefly shows as online and then offline & System monitor does not show iRidium in the active processes once restarted

Same happens if run server as a daemon, it does not start when linux starts.


I could not get iRidium to work by installing any of the versions of VCOMP100.dll. I went back quite a long way (the file is part of the .Net install). After installing each version of the dll I got access violations.


I think the dll needs to be installed and managed by the iRidium install


When I had the issue I also had a new install of Win 10 Pro 64.

Hi :)


4998 is the IR port. 4999 and above are the serial ports.


In the GUI editor did you set up a new AV & Custom Systems Driver TCP/IP driver?


We use this routinely to send and receive commands to serial devices via a Global Cache IP2SL. For serial devices via GC, I don't use the the GC driver at all, as it is not necessary and the AV & Custom Systems driver gives more flexibility.


Have you setup the GC IP2SL to have multiple connections in iHelp?



Hi Ofer. This is something we could do for you. Please contact me via email: jackie@jamware.com

Hi

You cannot use the GC driver for feedback :)


Create a new TCP/IP driver in the GUI editor with the same IP address as the IP2SL and port 4999. In this example I will call it IP2SL


in the JS do something like:


function myIPtoSL(DeviceName){
var that = this;
that.DeviceName = DeviceName; // device name in the project
that.Device= IR.GetDevice(that.DeviceName); // identifier of the device instance in the system


IR.AddListener(IR.EVENT_RECEIVE_TEXT, that.Device, function(text, id){
IR.Log("receive = "+ text); // Output the received data in the log
}, that);
}; //function myIP2SL //create an instance of myIPtoSL
var IP2SL = new myIPtoSL("IP2SL");

Many times :)


I don't have access to the PC now - I had to revert to 32 bit and used portable keyboard instead of osk.exe


But it is not a good look! Can this dll please be included with the install