Re: iPad - remember last page

Hi Heath,

From the way I am reading your post, I am assuming there is some sort of control interface in place that your iPad communicates with for receiving as well as sending.

I don,t have anything in place like this, I am just using CF and the Ipad to control a globalcache gc-100 with. I/R blasters pointing at the a/v devices around the room. Very basic I know but I am only just getting into the idea of automation

Thanks

Sent from my iPad

On 28 Jul 2010, at 17:28, Heath Volmer <hvolmer@gmail.com> wrote:

> Good idea. Works great. Only takes a second to update on mine!
>
> Ian:
>
> I'll see if I can explain this. It's really simple, fairly hard to
> verbalize.
>
> You'll need an Analog INIT and Analog Equate (EQU) in your program.
> Whenever you flip a page, that page flip should also trigger a change
> on the INIT. Give your pages join numbers.
>
> Tie the outputs of the EQU to some CF server digitals join inputs that
> correspond to the joins you assigned above.
>
> What will happen (example): You press "Radio" and the page flips to
> the radio page (page join 55). In your program, the radio press will
> also set a value on the INIT, say '5'. The EQU will now have the
> output that corresponds to '5' high. That output should be connected
> to input 55 on the CF server. Now when you reactivate iViewer, since
> input 55 is high, iViewer will flip to the radio page automatically.
>
>
> You can also make your page flips happen using join numbers, skipping
> the page flip setting on a given button. I don't do that on the iPad
> because I like to take it out and show it to clients. It may not be
> connected to my system, so I need it to behave as normal as possible.
>
> Hope that helps. It isn't as clear as I'd like.
>
> Heath
>
>
>
> On Jul 27, 9:14 pm, "Adam Zatorski" <Adam.Zator...@kingsystemsllc.com>
> wrote:
>> I use analogs to do this, holding the page join high. The project
>> opens and then takes about 3 seconds to make the flip.
>>
>> Adam Zatorski
>> King Systems LLC
>>
>> On Jul 27, 2010, at 8:44 PM, "Heath Volmer" <hvol...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> This may be due to lack of multitasking but is it possible to have the
>>> project open back up on the page is was last on? If the user leaves
>>> iViewer, does this or that in another app and comes back to the
>>> iViewer, it always starts at the first page.
>>
>>> I've tried various settings with no luck.
>>
>>> Thanks, Heath
>>
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