02-01-2010, 12:22 PM
Hi everyone. First time poster, short time listener 
Anyway, i have installed CQC and am having a blast messing around with it and it's possibilities.
I have a Nuvo Concerto sytem in my home and I'm succesfully controlling it via the CQC and Nuvo driver. Everything seems to work OK, unless I try spamming it with a barrage of commands, and then they seem to get lost in the shuffle, and it also makes my system hang for 5-10 seconds.
Basically what I'm trying to do is create a command button that "turns on all zones". So the onclick action basically is 10 commands in a row to the Concerto turning on zone 1, 2, 3, 4. etc. Which zones actually get turned on seems random. I would say it works for about 75% of them, but the other zones don't respond to the command.
The same thing goes (although not to the same extent) when I try and adjust the volume on all zones at once. I've created a static volume slider, and when the "on release" is called it basically fires off 10 seperate commands to the Nuvo to set volume 1,2,3,.etc...
Is there a better way to do this? I see that the Concerto has an "All off" field, which works nicely every time. But no such luck with an "All on"

Anyway, i have installed CQC and am having a blast messing around with it and it's possibilities.
I have a Nuvo Concerto sytem in my home and I'm succesfully controlling it via the CQC and Nuvo driver. Everything seems to work OK, unless I try spamming it with a barrage of commands, and then they seem to get lost in the shuffle, and it also makes my system hang for 5-10 seconds.
Basically what I'm trying to do is create a command button that "turns on all zones". So the onclick action basically is 10 commands in a row to the Concerto turning on zone 1, 2, 3, 4. etc. Which zones actually get turned on seems random. I would say it works for about 75% of them, but the other zones don't respond to the command.
The same thing goes (although not to the same extent) when I try and adjust the volume on all zones at once. I've created a static volume slider, and when the "on release" is called it basically fires off 10 seperate commands to the Nuvo to set volume 1,2,3,.etc...
Is there a better way to do this? I see that the Concerto has an "All off" field, which works nicely every time. But no such luck with an "All on"