Hi Demetrio,
No need to send the log for the TV input - I know that works with the back
end. The question is whether it works with the remote and your devices.
OK, yes, that makes sense about the power on order. I guess I never
noticed that it lights up the source buttons. :)
As far as changing the master order, I don't know if there is any way to
do that, outside of deleting devices and re-adding them. I suspect it is
just in the order that you added them to the account.
I'll work on trying to add the capability to modify the power on settings
later, and we can see if that works on the 300.
Scott
On Wed, 9 Oct 2013, Demetrio wrote:
Hi Scott.
About the TV input, I'll try it again and I'll send to you the log.
About the power on order, I see the order because remote source buttons have
a backlight, and they lights on when I send a command on the device (if you
watch at the remote picture, you'll understand immediately what I mean).
More, the power on command is very "long" for both TV and mediaplayer.
So, do you think it's possible to change the device order even on main GUI?
I suspect that's the order the remote follows, it doesn't matter what you
set on "watch tv" button. I mean, the "watch tv" settings are to be
considered just as flags, but the order is always the one you see on the
main remote window.
Than, on the "watch tv" setup interface, when the user presses "save
changes", you should save the power on settings and even change the "master"
order.
And at least, you're right, the mediaplayer AV button is "Source", but I
mapped into the custom command #1 because on 300i the AV button works always
just on TV, it doesn't follows the source I choose with the white button.
thanks 4 all
Demetrio
2013/10/9 Scott Talbert <s...@techie.net>
Actually, thinking more about the power on order issue -- how
can you really tell what order it is powering on/off the
devices? I assume the remote is issuing the power on commands
one right after another anyway, so there isn't much time in
between to be able to notice the order?
On Tue, 8 Oct 2013, Scott Talbert wrote:
Hi Demetrio,
Thanks for sending the capture, it was very helpful.
On the input selection issue, your TV appears to be
using a different input type that I haven't seen
before. I made a change and you should be able to
select an input for your TV now. Can you give it a
try and see if it actually works with the remote?
I'm not sure if the 300 will support it, though.
On the power on order issue, I'm not sure what to
think about that. Like you said, we appear to be
sending the commands to the back end correctly (and
the back end reports the power order we supplied)
but it seems that maybe the remote doesn't support
it. From what I can tell, the official software
doesn't seem to allow changing the power on order,
even for more advanced remotes.
Lastly, I went back and read my old emails :) I
think one of the original issues you were looking to
solve was to power on your media player, wait, then
be able to send an AV command? If so, I may see a
way to do that, at least with some of the more
advanced remotes. Again, I'm not sure if it will
work on the 300, but it may be worth a try. BTW, I
don't see an 'AV' command in the command list for
your media player. Would it be 'Source' instead?
Scott
On Sat, 5 Oct 2013, Demetrio wrote:
Hi.
I'm back to test latest releases. :)
I'm trying to test the GUI that should
give us the ability to change power
on sequence.
well, I downloaded latest version of
congruity (mhgui v17) and concordance
source code, compiling them.
The power on sequence seems to be not
working, it looks like it follows the
order I used to register units.
About interface, I noticed I can choose
input source for one of the units,
but in such a case the unit is always
the AV receiver, I can't change that.
I'm pretty sure the first time I saw TV
input source, but after playing a
bit with GUI it became AV receiver and
never changed again, even if I take
AV receiver to "unselected devices"
list.
It should be nice if we can choose the
source on the unit we like.
bye and many many thanks for your work
:)
Demetrio
2013/7/29 Chain von den Keiya
<ch...@rpgfiction.net>
Will keep my eyes open!
Richard
Am Sonntag, 28. Juli 2013,
20:05:23 schrieb Scott Talbert:
> Well, the remotes that are
supported by myharmony.com are:
> Harmony Ultimate, Harmony Touch,
Harmony Smart Control,
Harmony One+,
> Harmony 700, 650, 600, 300, 200
and Harmony Link.
>
> Of those, the Ultimate and Touch
are the new models, I think,
and are
> probably pretty high end. Other
than that, probably the One
is pretty
> high end.
>
> Of course, we don't have *any*
support for the Ultimate,
Touch, or Smart
> Control, so those would be good
for us to get access to.
>
> Scott
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