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Avoid cables that disrupt the clean eBike look: the Mini Remote and Mini Remote Dropbar are connected to the System Controller via Bluetooth and therefore don't require a cable connection. Despite the minimalist design and only three buttons, you can use the full range of functions.
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We have recently started using Dameware and Mini Remote. When I use Mini Remote to connect to a users pc I'm finding that it changes their desktop display settings. These changes are tied to mini remote because they were reported within a minute of me connecting to their pc for the first time. And, it was reported by users in the order in which I connected to their pc's. One right after the other. I'm aware of two specific changes: the color scheme changes (minor in the big picture but it's the little things that keep them happy), the task bar for example was a deep blue now it's a muted gray color. The biggest complaint is that the windows preview when you mouse over an application icon in the task bar changes from window previews to a list. Previously, if you had multiple word documents open and had it set to not combined icons it would show one Word icon in the task bar. If you would mouse over the Word icon it would pop up little windows for each document you had open and as you mouse over each window preview it would temporarily display that document maximized on the screen. Now, it only pops up a list, that's in, no interactive preview or anything.
We had a pretty similar situation, caused by DWMRC 11.2. This problem is solved in Hotfix 1, which addresses "The Mirror Driver is not disabled after disconnect (Aero issue)". We had to manually uninstall the Mirror Driver from the Device Manager on the remote machines.
Forgive me if this has been covered in another thread--I looked through the forum and didn't see anything about this. I've been running DRS 12.0.5 for a while, and just recently saw that 12.1 had been released over a year ago; I've noticed some quirks in 12.0.5 that I thought might be taken care of in 12.1, so I updated my installation including hotfix 3. After doing so, I've noticed that if I update the agent on the remote computer to 12.1.0.96, when I hit the "V" for virtual desktop to span multiple monitors, it continues to show just the main monitor instead of both monitors spanned. If I uninstall the agent and re-install the 12.0.5 agent, it spans correctly, so it almost must be something with the agent itself. I tried restarting the remote machine after running the update through MRC, and I've also tried installing the latest agent from the MSI installer without successfully fixing the issue. It's not the end of the world, as I can select the second screen manually, but it's nice to be able to see both monitors simultaneously. Thank you for any help you can provide!
I've followed the instructions in the admin console to get this mini remote 2342-2 connected. I've tried factory resetting it and moving it around closer to access points and every single time, I get this error:
Also, it should be noted the best place to link the remote is next to the 2413S PLM. This will ensure you have a known RF device to communicate with. This assumes you don't have any plugin devices like dimmer, relay, AP / RE in place. As many times trying to link a RF device to a hardwired device doesn't offer enough RF signal to the hand held unit.
I've tried using the insteon I.D. after selecting remotelinc switch and I also tried selecting it from the dropdown list. when I did those, I got the error that I showed above. When I tried the "start linking" icon, nothing happens.
If the Mini Remote is fully charged and you tried Start Linking and then helt the set button on the Mini Remote and noting happened, then there is no signal being generated by the remote nor being received by the ISY. It seems that the remote is defective.
I've had an ISY994i for a few years, controlling the sconce lighting on my perimeter wall. I recently added some other outdoor lighting (flood lights) and have them controlled by a 2477D switchlinc. I also purchased an 8 scene mini-remote, with the goal of mounting it near my upstairs door and being able to turn on/off the wall sconces and the flood lights. After several firmware updates I finally got the ISY command module to recognize the remote as a remote but now I cannot figure out how to get the remote to control my lights. I have searched the forum and documentation to no avail. Sorry for the simple question but how do I go about doing this? It seemed from what I read that I add the remote as a controller to the scene but beyond this I cannot find much else. (Adding the remote as a controller is ineffective for me but I'm not even sure I did it right.)
Thank you. I have tried placing the remote in linking mode then adding it to the scene while the remote is in linking mode but to no avail. The remote continues to be non-functional. It does light the led indicating it sent a signal. Is there a way to verify that the ISY is receiving a signal (is there a way to query a remote button press)?
Further info: I did confirm that when I press a button on the remote the ISY light does flash indicating receipt of input. My scene is: Backyard light switch (2477D) and Remote Button A. I have had the remote in link mode when adding to the scene and I also tried having the 2477D in link mode when adding it, all with no success. I can control the 2477D directly from the administrative console but cannot get any function out of the remote. Do I need to add some sort of logic program to the scene some how? Thanks for the help.
I don't add my remotes to the scenes. I use a program to operate the scene devices from the mini Remotes though. I add them to SwitchLinc programs so they clone all the actions available from a SwitchLinc Dimmer.
Problem solved! I've been working on this for two days. Thanks, Larryllix and Stusviews. I realized only 2 of my buttons were registering a status (not the ones I was trying to use) in the admin console. I did a factory reset on the remote and relinked it. Now all buttons register and I am able to add them to scenes with control.
So how do you get a single button on a mini remote to toggle the *current* state of the scene? Say for instance, I have some backyard floods already controlled by an on/off switch, and a button on a 8-button dimmer. If the flood light has been turned on by the 8-button dimmer, how do I toggle them off with a button on the mini-remote (or vice-versa) reliably with just one button push?
Seems like this has to be done with an ISY994i program (in order to know real time status of the scene), because when the mini remote is a controller for a scene it has no way to know what has happened to the scene other than whatever codes it has sent -- which may not be accurate when other devices are also controllers, right? Or am I missing something?
First you have to mentally divorce the modes of the mini-controller with any loads you control. On/Off 8 buttons, 4 buttons, only changes what command codes the mini-remote puts out. Your ISY program can deal with any style.
When testing control, the program will not run unless the key or paddle press is one of the things explicitly tested for. If the program won't even run then it doesn't matter what logic is in the program.In my example of testing control to be switched On, the only thing that will even make the program run is a button or paddle click On. Any other action will simply be ignored. So a mini-remote key that is an Off will not even get the programming running because I tested for On and didn't test for Off. The Not On test will never be true therefore the Else clause will never be executed.
For the few remotes that I have, I use the 4 button remotes. I use programs instead of scenes. Doing it this way, allows me to double the number of functions from a single remote. I also still keep the individual on/off capability regardless of how lights are controlled.
This works well unless ISY and the remote get their status out of synch. In that case a key press might be lost. This has actually happened once for unknown reasons. It is also a little confusing in that the color of the LED is likely to be meaningless, especially if the light is controlled by other things. So a red LED could result in the lights turning on and a green could result in the lights turning off.
As posted earlier, I want a mini-remote key to be a true toggle. I don't care what they press or how long they hold it and I don't care what the value of status is other than 0 or not 0. That is why for my purposes I don't test control, I test status as follows:
This little remote control would be handy for controlling a robot or other project from across the room. It has 21 buttons and a layout we thought was handy: directional buttons and number entry buttons. The remote uses the NEC encoding type and sends data codes 0 thru 26 (it skips #3, #7, #11, #15, #19 and #23) to address #0. You can use this to control something that is expecting NEC codes or you can pair this with our IR remote receiver sensor.
Comes with an included battery! Just remove the plastic pull-tab to use
We have example CircuitPython and Arduino code that, when used with the IR remote receiver sensor will decode button presses. 17dc91bb1f
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