LinuxMCE Forums
General => Users => Topic started by: Tred on August 24, 2010, 07:33:37 pm
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Let me start off by saying I've been slowly (and painfully) teaching myself Objective-C this summer to the point I can understand C++ and while I don't feel comfortable coding anything from scratch I could certainly try to make sense of any antiquated code in Pluto/LinuxMCE like support for Caddx NX-8E seems to be.
So basically I've got whole house audio working with TV and now I've finally gotten my GC-100 working (one of the new ones) to find that the instructions from the wiki entry "Caddx NX-8E" don't produce any response when a sensor is tripped :/
It is my understanding that this alarm panel used to be supported and is no longer but if ANYONE knows anything about it PLEASE RESPOND!! School is starting up and I'm getting a little crazy..
Thanks to ANYONE who has a system working with GE Interlogix, Caddx NX-8E, or anything else one would find to be relevant who responds!
Tred.
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Honestly, it looks like this was a device template that doesn't have any included code, you may want to start a new one from scratch, of which there is plenty of info on doing this , in the wiki.
-Thom
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Also, stop in the dev channel at #linuxmce-devel on freenode and we can help you along. Definitely decide whether you are going to do this as a GSD device or a C++ device. My recommendation would be to do a C++ device, don't worry, there's lots of examples in our tree for you to look at to figure things out. And as I said, there's help available in the dev channel, you just have to take the initiative to come talk to us.