Device buttons

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Device Buttons. Adding buttons to a device causes the buttons to display on the device status page, and when a button is pressed, ButtonPress or ButtonPressEx is called in your plug-in.

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Adding buttons to a device causes the buttons to display on the device status page, and when a button is pressed, ButtonPress or ButtonPressEx is called in your plug-in.To add buttons to devices call the HS interface function:hs.DeviceButtonAdd(device as string, ref as string, name as string)The parameters to this function are:device = the device reference like "A1" or "[1" or whatever device code you assigned to devices that your plug-in created.ref = the name of your plug-in. This is the same string that you return for the .name property. This is used by HomeSeer so it knows who owns the button.name = the name string you want displayed on the buttonNote that this information is saved in the "buttons" property of a device. It will then be saved to the HomeSeer configuration file. Therefore, you should only assign buttons when you first configure your device. You can also assign buttons when you create devices. Simply add the buttons to the .buttons property of the device. Note that the ref and name values are separated with a CHR(2) character and each button is separated with a CHR(1) character. The following example adds 2 buttons to the device "[1":dv.buttons = IFACE_NAME & Chr(2) & "Arm" & Chr(1) & IFACE_NAME & Chr(2) & "Disarm" Note: When you assign your own buttons to a device, you may not want any of the standard buttons to appear. To avoid displaying the standard buttons, set the iotype property of the device to IOTYPE_CONTROL. e.g.: dv.iotype = IOTYPE_CONTROL Note (last one, I promise): If you want a little more control over the format of the buttons when the device is displayed on the status screen, a CHR(4) in the button name will indicate to HomeSeer that you want a new line after that button. Thus, putting a CHR(4) in every button name would result in a vertical stack of buttons rather than buttons that move when the browser window width is changed.The hs.DeviceButtonAdd() function can also be used to execute a script function when a button is pressed. Set the "ref" parameter to a script file and function. To execute the function "speak" in the script "speak_script.txt" and assign this to the device "z1" and label the button "Speak Now" use:hs.DeviceButtonAdd "z1","speak_script.txt(""speak"",""hello"")","Speak Now"To remove a button from a device call:hs.DeviceButtonRemove DEVICE,NAMEThe button with the given housecode/unitcode and name label will be removed. Image Credit: Creatas Images/Creatas/Getty Images The touchpad and mouse buttons on laptop computers provide a built-in method for computer navigation when an external mouse is not available. The touchpad and mouse buttons are often found directly below the keyboard, which causes problems for some laptop users. When typing, some users inadvertently tap the touchpad or mouse buttons, causing the cursor to relocate to a different part of the screen. This causes error in the documents the user is typing. To prevent this from happening, you can disable the touchpad and mouse buttons. Step 1 Click the "Start" button and open "Control Panel." A list of options will appear in the window. Step 2 Choose "Mouse" to open the "Mouse Properties" window. Step 3 Choose the "Device Select" tab to open a different list of options in the window. Step 4 Mark "Disable Device" under "Touchpad Buttons" to turn off the laptop's mouse buttons. If you want to turn off the touchpad as well, select "Disable Device" under "Touchpad." Step 5 Click the box next to "Disable TouchPad When USB Pointing Device Is Present" if you want the touchpad and mouse buttons to be disabled when you have a mouse connected to the laptop. Step 6 Press "OK" to save the settings.

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Checksum or the remote would give us trouble sometimes. Anyhow enough of this for today. Back to top The RobmanSite OwnerJoined: 01 Aug 2003Posts: 21789Location: Chicago, IL --> Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2025 2:32 pm Post subject: /4 is the default, so not specifying it is the same as entering /4, /2 is the one that is different. But that's for remotes with a "*", this one uses "^" which doesn't use a /2 or /4 suffix.Besides, if you were able to load an upgrade and the remote accepted it, that confirmed the checksum is right._________________Robwww.hifi-remote.comPlease don't PM me with remote questions, post them in the forums so all the experts can help!Last edited by The Robman on Sat Jan 04, 2025 4:24 pm; edited 1 time in total Back to top jackchingJoined: 27 Feb 2018Posts: 173 --> Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2025 2:38 pm Post subject: ok I am just overthinking now. I tried to load this upgrade and it didnt work. just at the point of over thinking now. Back at it tomorrow. Back to top jackchingJoined: 27 Feb 2018Posts: 173 --> Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2025 5:10 am Post subject: I need to know which device types have the most operational buttons. It seems as though SAT device type has the most functioning buttons. As for my sony television, I'm having trouble getting most buttons to work in other device types. In other device types it seems all I can get working mostly are the channel buttons, volume and power. The info button lights up when i push it but there is no response. Some don't light up at all when pushed.As far as I could tell, only SAT device type has all of the buttons operable. I need all of the buttons to operate in another device type also. Is there a way to make this happen? Back to top The RobmanSite OwnerJoined: 01 Aug 2003Posts: 21789Location: Chicago, IL --> Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2025 9:25 am Post subject: The 4 device types used by this remote all have the same number of buttons, even though. Device Buttons. Adding buttons to a device causes the buttons to display on the device status page, and when a button is pressed, ButtonPress or ButtonPressEx is called in your plug-in. Device Buttons. Adding buttons to a device causes the buttons to display on the device status page, and when a button is pressed, ButtonPress or ButtonPressEx is called in your plug-in. To add buttons to devices call the HS interface function: hs.DeviceButtonAdd(device as string, ref as string, name as string) The parameters to this function are:

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PCB component when the schematic and PCB are synchronized. As well as typing a string in the Comment field, you can also select one of the parameters from the Comment drop down list. This list includes all the Parameters currently available in the Parameters list of this dialog. When one of the =Value parameters is used as the Comment, this parameter can be used to map a component’s simulation Value into the Comment field of a schematic component and its linked PCB component. Visible - Enable this option to display the comment field of the current schematic component. First Part - Click on one of these buttons to assign the current part ID to an existing part of a multi-part device. The field indicates which part this particular instance is, and a multi-part device will be assigned a part suffix, for example U3A, U3B etc. Click to the first part of a multi-part device. Prev Part - Click on one of these buttons to assign the current part ID to an existing part of a multi-part device. The field indicates which part this particular instance is, and a multi-part device will be assigned a part suffix, for example U3A, U3B etc. Click to the previous part of a multi-part device. Next Part - Click on one of these buttons to assign the current part ID to an existing part of a multi-part device. The field indicates which part this particular instance is, and a multi-part device will be assigned a part suffix, for example U3A, U3B etc. Click > to the next part of a multi-part device. Last Part - Click on one of these buttons to assign the current part ID to an existing part of a multi-part device. The field indicates which part this particular instance is, and Windows (like Settings applet).[-] Actual Taskbar, Windows 10: Both Actual Taskbar and Windows Explorer hung when displaying a tooltip for a taskbar button (Search, Show hidden notification icons, etc.) if monitors had different DPI resolutions and the tooltip tried to appear on the edge between monitors.[-] Actual Taskbar, Windows 8.1+: Notification area icons did not update after changing DPI resolution of the host monitor.[-] Actual Taskbar, Windows 10: In some cases, autohidden taskbar might appear on a wrong monitor.[-] Actual Taskbar, Windows 10: Task buttons in the appearing autohidden taskbar flashed once in wrong positions.[-] Actual Taskbar, Windows 10: Jump Lists did not display icons on their Pin/Unpin buttons for documents items.[-] Actual Taskbar, Windows 10: Jump List height calculated incorrectly on a secondary monitor if a primary monitor had different DPI resolution.[-] Title Buttons, Windows 7: Auto-detection of free space for extra buttons did not consider the own extra buttons in Mozilla Thunderbird and the Microsoft Office 2013/2016 apps in the Classic and Aero Basic visual themes.[-] Title Buttons, Windows 7: Extra buttons got shrunk vertically in maximized windows of Mozilla Thunderbird and the Microsoft Office 2013/2016 apps in the Aero Basic visual theme.[-] Title Buttons, Windows 10: Extra buttons got shrunk vertically in maximized windows of the Microsoft Office 2016 apps. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Actual Multiple Monitors 8.12.1 (21.04.2018)----------------------------------------------------------------------------[*] Actual Taskbar, Windows 10: The following windows now open on a correct monitor when clicking their corresponding buttons in Actual Taskbar: - Search/Cortana window - Ink Workspace window[-] Windows x64: In some rare cases applications might crash.[-] Title Buttons, Windows 10: In some applications extra buttons looked and located incorrectly when dragging an application window between monitors with different DPI resolutions (from lower to higher).[-] Title Buttons, Windows 10 Spring Creators Update: In some applications glyphs on extra buttons looked too large on monitors with high DPI resolutions.[-] Actual Taskbar: In some cases icon on a pinned Windows Explorer button got replaced by an icon of an active Explorer window, if the "Group similar taskbar buttons" option was enabled.----------------------------------------------------------------------------Actual Multiple Monitors 8.12 (03.03.2018)----------------------------------------------------------------------------[+] Per-application Audio Device Switcher has been finally implemented (see the "Multiple Monitors - Audio Switcher" panel). Now you can bind available audio devices (internal/external sound cards, HDMI/DisplayPort outputs, etc.) to certain monitors, so that any multimedia application being put on a monitor will automatically redirect its audio playback to the bound audio device. Also, you can change the audio device used by a certain multimedia application in its specific window settings - either automatically (at startup) or manually (via title button, window menu item, or special window that can be invoked via "Show application audio manager" tray icon's context menu command). The feature is compatible with most popular types

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Same timeKeep holding both buttons even if you see the white Apple Logo screen. Release the buttons only when the “Connect to iTunes” screen appears. iPhone 6s and EarlierConnect the iPhone to the computer and run iTunesPress and hold the Power and Home buttons and keep holding the buttons even when you see the white Apple Logo.Release the buttons when you see the “Connect to iTunes” screen Once the device is in recovery mode, you should see a dialogue box pop up in iTunes asking you to either “Restore” or “Update” the device. Click on “Update” and follow the instructions to repair and restore the device. 4. Put the Device in DFU ModeYou could also fix a device that is stuck on the Apple Logo by putting in DFU mode. This is often a more advanced solution that should only be attempted when all other solutions fail.What is DFU mode?Device Firmware Update (DFU) mode is a process that is meant to stop part of the startup process to allow you to restore the iPhone and fix the problem. It is similar to Recovery mode in many ways, but it is more effective in the repair of low-level iOS 17 issues that can cause the device to be stuck on the Apple Logo.Since DFU mode often requires a specific set of actions, most people find that they need a few tries to successfully put the device in DFU mode.How to Put iPhone in DFU ModeAgain the procedure to put the device in DFU mode will depend on the iPhone model you have. Here’s how to do it for each model:iPhone 8, 8 Plus, X, XR and XS (Max)Connect the iPhone to the computer using USB cables and open iTunes if it doesn’t automatically open.Now press and release the Volume Down Button.Press and release the Volume Up button.Hold the Side button until the device goes black.While still pressing the Side button, hold the Volume Down button.Hold both devices for 5 seconds and then release the Side button, but continue holding the Volume Down button.A popup will appear in iTunes saying that “iTunes has detected an iPhone in Recovery Mode”. iPhone 7 and 7 PlusConnect the iPhone to the computer and run iTunes.Press and hold the power and the Volume down button together for at least 8 seconds.Release the Power button, but keep holding the Volume Down button.elease the Volume Down button after a few seconds and the screen should go completely black. If that doesn’t happen, you need to repeat the process.You should see the “iTunes has detected an iPhone in Recovery mode” message popup in iTunes. For iPhone 6s and EarlierConnect the iPhone to the computer and open iTunes.Hold down both the Home and the Power buttons for about 8 seconds.Let go of the Power button but keep holding the Home button.The screen should go black when you release the Home button and you should see the “iTunes as detected an iPhone in recovery mode” message popup in iTunes. When the

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Show an error all buttons function but they dont do anything. #6 v.v.oudheusden date=1545206196 said: I dont have any other device or software installedand after the reinstall I still cant use it nahimic doesnt show an error all buttons function but they dont do anything. First, if your nVidia card includes a sound device, go to Sound Controllers under Device Manager and disable it--Nahimic 3 likes to use the sound device connected to your GPU over the motherboard Realtek, for some reason. So if nVidia sound is enabled--disable it--and Nahimic should immediately become functional again by automatically jumping to the Realtek sound device on your motherboard. All buttons should become functional again, etc. (I have to do this every time I install a new GPU driver, except I am disabling an AMD GPU sound device on my Rx-590, so I know this is what is happening--why Nahimic 3.x doesn't allow switching between active sound devices is beyond me! (See sig))Next, if you can run Nahimic 3 then you want to use the Realtek Universal HD drivers, instead of the regular Realtek HD drivers. MSI separates them out on the driver page for my x370 Gaming Pro Carbon AC, so if you can use them they are probably on your mboard page on the MSi site, too. Nahimic 3 is much better, I think, and adds 3-4 new Nahimic-specific software devices to your Device Manager, as well as only being some 35 MBs or so in size...! 1803 is RS-4, I think, so you should be fine with Nahimic 3 and the Universal drivers. Try here... to upgrade to the latest Nahimic 3.x drivers! #7 WaltC date=1545262560 said: First, if your nVidia card includes a sound device, go to Sound Controllers under Device Manager and disable it--Nahimic 3 likes to use the sound device connected to your GPU over the motherboard Realtek, for some reason. So if nVidia sound is enabled--disable it--and Nahimic should immediately become functional again by automatically jumping to the Realtek sound device on your motherboard. All buttons should become functional again, etc. (I have to do this. Device Buttons. Adding buttons to a device causes the buttons to display on the device status page, and when a button is pressed, ButtonPress or ButtonPressEx is called in your plug-in.

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Default, Live will not display the Current level; it must be enabled from the drop-down menu.InterfaceYou can use the left and right arrow keys to switch between radio buttons anywhere in Live. If you are switching between radio buttons on a device that is inside of a Rack with the left and right arrow keys, you can get back to moving between devices in the Rack using the left and right arrow keys by hitting the ESC key.In Session and Arrangement View, the Monitor radio buttons now have a default state that can be restored. When the In/Out section is expanded, you can press the Delete key to reset the Monitor radio buttons to the default (“Off” for audio tracks and “Auto” for MIDI tracks). This option is also accessible via the Edit menu option “Return to Default.”The Quantize Settings dialog buttons in the MIDI Note Editor now say “Apply” and “Close” instead of “OK” and “Cancel.”Deactivated device title bars are easily readable in all Live Themes, even if the device is selected.On Mac, the mouse cursor will now display an arrow pointing in a single direction when hovering over split views which can be resized in one direction only.An error message will be displayed in the status bar if an auto-update cannot be downloaded.Added a new "MIDI Envelope Auto-Reset" entry to the Options menu: When enabled, certain MIDI control message types that are not automated for a given clip will automatically reset at the start of a new clip.