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<blockquote data-quote="patrick" data-source="post: 135042" data-attributes="member: 12502">Hi Jason,Quick look and I did not see anything for the cm15a.You may want to ask here:<a href="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xap_automation/" target="_blank">http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xap_automation/</a>Same for the xap-x10 connector and multiple network interfaces.No timeout period, but not a bad idea.I don't think I will hide the device(s) in the configuration but maybe see if I can allow an option to show or hide inactive(unknown state) BSC devices in the GUI. So you could show them to indicate a possible &quot;error&quot; state or hide them if you want. This would be across all the different &quot;views&quot; such as all devices/macros/locations.I never automatically delete devices because it can be work to make devices&nbsp; appear &quot;friendly&quot; in the GUI so I would not want to erase allthat work because a device was not available for a day.Yes, the database is where things are stored and can be a bit flaky.I think it is b/c the SQLite is not really thread safe so this was my attempt to be able to configure and discover devices at the same time.I am thinking about re-working this and would be much more stable.The xAP floorplan sounds like a good bet for xap&lt;=&gt;xpl.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="patrick, post: 135042, member: 12502"] Hi Jason, Quick look and I did not see anything for the cm15a. You may want to ask here: [url]http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xap_automation/[/url] Same for the xap-x10 connector and multiple network interfaces. No timeout period, but not a bad idea. I don't think I will hide the device(s) in the configuration but maybe see if I can allow an option to show or hide inactive(unknown state) BSC devices in the GUI. So you could show them to indicate a possible "error" state or hide them if you want. This would be across all the different "views" such as all devices/macros/locations. I never automatically delete devices because it can be work to make devices appear "friendly" in the GUI so I would not want to erase all that work because a device was not available for a day. Yes, the database is where things are stored and can be a bit flaky. I think it is b/c the SQLite is not really thread safe so this was my attempt to be able to configure and discover devices at the same time. I am thinking about re-working this and would be much more stable. The xAP floorplan sounds like a good bet for xap<=>xpl. [/QUOTE]

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