I'm trying to make some changes for an AV device and found that the boxes to put in the variable and program names are not showing up. Anyone else seeing this?

 

9 minutes ago, DaveStLou said:

I'm trying to make some changes for an AV device and found that the boxes to put in the variable and program names are not showing up. Anyone else seeing this?

 

 

Thanks for reporting this problem. It's now fixed.

Benoit

Is there possibly something else going on where it would execute a different program than what was mapped?

 

When I say Volume Up it is adding 20 to the variable instead of running program 0005. When I say Volume Down it's subtracting 20 instead of running program 00E7.

 

 

Edited June 7, 20187 yr by DaveStLou

7 minutes ago, DaveStLou said:

Is there possibly something else going on where it would execute a different program than what was mapped?

 

When I say Volume Up it is adding 20 to the variable instead of running program 0005. When I say Volume Down it's subtracting 20 instead of running program 00E7.

 

 

 

Please follow this tip from the Help:

Under Volume, you can use Set Volume To, Volume Up/Volume Down, or both. If you use both, use the same State Variable.

 

Benoit

Thanks. I hadn't used volume variable before adding AVRemote NodeServer. I made the assumption it worked like Channel Up/Down/Set.

22 hours ago, bmercier said:

Please follow this tip from the Help:

Under Volume, you can use Set Volume To, Volume Up/Volume Down, or both. If you use both, use the same State Variable.

Benoit

I'm switching to using the same State Variable. The help doesn't explain the "set to" prompt. Is that the amount that will be added to or subtracted from the variable when called?

 

12 minutes ago, DaveStLou said:

I'm switching to using the same State Variable. The help doesn't explain the "set to" prompt. Is that the amount that will be added to or subtracted from the variable when called?

 

 

When entering a State Variable value, you can specify an absolute value, or a delta by entering + or - before the number. This can be especially useful for the Volume Up/Volume Down.