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• vining X Member

  July 2007

  List Box Command: My Music
  Track
  Number
  Artist Album Title Channel
  1 The Shins Chutes Too Narrow Kissing the Lipless 10,1
  2 The Shins Chutes Too Narrow Mine’s Not a High Horse 10,2
  3 The Shins Chutes Too Narrow So Says I 10,3
  4 The Shins Chutes Too Narrow Young Pilgrim 10,4
  5 The Shins Chutes Too Narrow Saint Simon 10,5
  6 The Shins Chutes Too Narrow Fighting in a Sack 10,6
  7 The Shins Chutes Too Narrow Pink Bullets 10,7
  8 The Shins Chutes Too Narrow Turn a Square 10,8
  9 The Shins Chutes Too Narrow Gone for Good 10,9
  10 The Shins Chutes Too Narrow Those to Come 10,10
  "’^LDN-1,1,5,my music’"
  "’^LDT-1,1,0,0,0,0,3’"
  "’^LDA-1,0,1,The Shins,Chutes Too Narrow,Kissing the Lipless,"10,1"’"
  "’^LDA-1,0,2,The Shins,Chutes Too Narrow,Mine’s Not a High Horse,"10,2"’"
  "’^LDA-1,0,3,The Shins,Chutes Too Narrow,So Says I,"10,3"’"
  "’^LDA-1,0,4,The Shins,Chutes Too Narrow,Young Pilgrim,"10,4"’"
  "’^LDA-1,0,5,The Shins,Chutes Too Narrow,Saint Simon,"10,5"’"
  "’^LDA-1,0,6,The Shins,Chutes Too Narrow,Fighting in a Sack,"10,6"’"
  "’^LDA-1,0,7,The Shins,Chutes Too Narrow,Pink Bullets,"10,7"’"
  "’^LDA-1,0,8,The Shins,Chutes Too Narrow,Turn a Square,"10,8"’"
  "’^LDA-1,0,9,The Shins,Chutes Too Narrow,Gone for Good,"10,9"’"
  "’^LDA-1,0,10,The Shins,Chutes Too Narrow,Those to Come,"10,10"’"
  

  
  check your single and double quotes around the port/channel. This example is from the R4 remote manual (available at AMX) and may have better examples than the MIO DMS manual. I know when I worked for a brief time w/ the MIO DMS it was aggrevating to say the least.

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• vining X Member

  July 2007

  Don't know if this will help but this is a snippet of code that I was playing with back when I was playing with this that's all mucked up with variables and to the best of my recollection it worked.
  
  At the time I had no job for this so I was just testing for an in house DMS pad and after a short period of time moved on to other things and have not looked back. I will be re-visiting this sometime soon for a job that's about to start installing.
  
  All I can remember is I wasn't very happy with it and the way I was doing this may have been completely a$$ backwards but I got text to update and was able to make selections, so.....
  

  for(nSBLoop = 1; nSBLoop <= SBMaxListDisplayed; nSBLoop ++)
  	  {
  	  if (SoundBSent[1].SBCurQueueDisplay[nSBLoop] != SoundB[1].SBCurQueueDisplay[nSBLoop])
  	       {
  	       if (nSBLoop == 1)
  		    {
  		    SEND_COMMAND dvDMSSoundBArray,"'^LDD-2'" ;                //Deletes any existing data list at address 2
  		    SEND_COMMAND dvDMSSoundBArray,"'^LDN-19,2,3,Roku_Queue'" ;//Creates new 3-column data list at port 19, address 2 named "Roku_Queue"
  		    SEND_COMMAND dvDMSSoundBArray,"'^LDT-2,1,0,0,3'" ;        //Specifies column types for the data list at address 2 starting at column 1
  		    SEND_COMMAND dvDMSArray,"'^LDD-1'" ;                      //Deletes any existing data list at address 1
  		    SEND_COMMAND dvDMSArray,"'^LDN-1,1,3,Roku_Queue2'" ;      //Creates new 3-column data list at port 1, address 1 named "Roku_Queue2"
  		    SEND_COMMAND dvDMSArray,"'^LDT-1,1,0,0,3'" ;              //Specifies column types for the data list at address 2 starting at column 1
  		    }
  	       SEND_COMMAND dvTPSoundBArray,"'!T',59 + nSBLoop,SoundB[1].SBCurQueueDisplay[nSBLoop]" ;
  	       SEND_COMMAND dvDMSSoundBArray,"'^LDA-2,0,Roku_Queue',itoa(nSBLoop),',',SoundB[1].SBCurQueueDisplay[nSBLoop],',"',itoa(19),',',itoa(59 + nSBLoop),'"'" ;
  	       SEND_COMMAND dvDMSArray,"'^LDA-1,0,Roku_Queue2',itoa(nSBLoop),',',SoundB[1].SBCurQueueDisplay[nSBLoop],',"',itoa(19),',',itoa(59 + nSBLoop),'"'" ;
  	       SoundBSent[1].SBCurQueueDisplay[nSBLoop] = SoundB[1].SBCurQueueDisplay[nSBLoop];
  	       if (nSBLoop == SBMaxListDisplayed)
  		    {
  		    SEND_COMMAND dvDMSArray,"'^LVC-1,3'" ;              //Sets the column number (3) to display in the view with address 1
  		    SEND_COMMAND dvDMSArray,"'^LVU-1'" ;                //Updates the view at address 1
  		    SEND_COMMAND dvDMSSoundBArray,"'^LVC-2,2'" ;        //Sets the column number (2) to display in the view with address 2
  		    SEND_COMMAND dvDMSSoundBArray,"'^LVU-2'" ;          //Updates the view at address 2
  		    }
  	       }
  	  }
  

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• davieo Junior Member

  July 2007

  Thanks
  
  Thanks Vining,
  
  The code sample you posted is the same example from the DMS manual. Unfortunately - I have used this code, and it has the same issues I have with mine, it will display some data - but only one field. It will not update with the button presses they show in the example either.
  
  Having a full day where I got nowhere with this, I had a lot of opportunity to try different things. Needless to say I am very frustrated with this product!
  
  I saw your other post, with that code sample of yours, and I tried it as well, but had the same problem. I don't know if I am missing something from the DMS setup or what - but I am goign nuts trying to get this working.
  
  If anything else comes to mind, please let me know!
  
  Thanks again

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• davieo Junior Member

  July 2007

  Found It
  
  Ok, so just being a bonehead after all. I switched from the file I was going to use on the project to a test file, and forget to set the address code for the list.
  
  Can someone tell me why we need an address code and a table code? This seems a bit redundant to me.

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