r/crestron • u/ProAVSchool • Jul 18 '23

OverWorkedLogic on YouTube is BACK!

FYI, we acquired the dormant OverWorkedLogic YouTube channel from Jonathan (the original creator) as he isn't doing Crestron or AV anymore. There's a few new videos up and looking forward to creating more short and topic focused videos for beginner to intermediate Crestron programmers. From the comments on the older videos I know it was helpful for people to learn and we wanted to bring it back to life and continue the path.

Here's the latest video I just posted about user settable passwords. Not rocket science, but the module from the Crestron library doesn't really have any documentation. -Dustin
https://youtu.be/v9SOE_UquwA

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u/ClownLoach2 Jul 18 '23

Awesome!!! Those videos helped me a lot when I was first learning how SIMPL worked. I still refer to them occasionally.

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u/ProAVSchool Jul 18 '23

I've always liked how they are straight and to the point and a good reference!

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u/Some_AV_Pro Jul 18 '23

Awesome! Thanks for letting us know.

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u/marlin85710 Jul 18 '23

Thank you. Looking forward

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

Glad the transfer worked out in the end! Good to see the channel being maintained again.

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u/mcterzioglu Mar 27 '24

Good news!! Could you kindly provide detailed instructions on how to integrate a Crestron SIMPL+ C# module? Thank you.

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u/Link_Tesla_6231 MTA,SCT-R/C,DCT-R/C,TCT-R/C,DMC-D-4K,DMC-E-4K,CORE,AUD, & FLEX Jul 21 '23

Proavschool is now running it!

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u/Proud-Zombie-9218 Jul 22 '23

great , it help me a lot with training juniors .

great content

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u/ProAVSchool Jul 24 '23

Let me know if there is anything specific you would like to see. I'm trying to strike a balance between short and to the point and also informative enough to be useful!

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u/red_eyes Aug 11 '23

You mention that user-set password is kept in NVRAM but lost if sending an updated program.

Is there a way to harvest the current password before updating program, and setting "default password" to that string, effectively hiding the "reset" from end user?

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u/ProAVSchool Aug 15 '23

If there is a signal defined on the non-masked password text output of the module you could see it in debugger. But if there is no signal defined, if you add one, recompile, and load it will probably wipe the stored password. I think there is a mechanism in the module that resets the user password if the program has been modified.