> I have a house that we have a few modules in.  Some times after the
> phone goes to sleep and we start to try and use the control again it
> will not connect to the processor.  If you re-launch the I-viewer
> software it will again work.  If I make it so that for example the I-
> touch does not got to sleep then it will stay connected no problem.
> Some how we are having issues when I got to connect at wake up with
> the program running.  Any ideas would be fantastic.

> What hardware are you using?

> Jarrod

> On Aug 17, 11:28 pm, audiofn <audi...@aol.com> wrote:

> > I have a house that we have a few modules in.  Some times after the
> > phone goes to sleep and we start to try and use the control again it
> > will not connect to the processor.  If you re-launch the I-viewer
> > software it will again work.  If I make it so that for example the I-
> > touch does not got to sleep then it will stay connected no problem.
> > Some how we are having issues when I got to connect at wake up with
> > the program running.  Any ideas would be fantastic.- Hide quoted text -

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> I am runing a AV2 with a net 1 card in it.  The router is a watchguard
> now but we had a linksys and a apple in there with the same issues.
> There is a Dell managed 24 port gigabit switch.  We have a sub net
> running for the TIVO, Kaleidescape, and I-tv.

> On Aug 18, 3:44 am, Jarrod <jar...@guilink.com> wrote:

> > What hardware are you using?

> > Jarrod

> > On Aug 17, 11:28 pm, audiofn <audi...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > I have a house that we have a few modules in.  Some times after the
> > > phone goes to sleep and we start to try and use the control again it
> > > will not connect to the processor.  If you re-launch the I-viewer
> > > software it will again work.  If I make it so that for example the I-
> > > touch does not got to sleep then it will stay connected no problem.
> > > Some how we are having issues when I got to connect at wake up with
> > > the program running.  Any ideas would be fantastic.- Hide quoted text -

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> You might have the iViewer module setup incorrectly in your SIMPL
> program.

> Please make sure that the connection is being forcibly closed after
> the 'ActivityTimeoutAmount' parameter of the module.
> This should close the connection and allow reconnection when the
> device goes to sleep and wakes up.

> See the demo program available from our website to see how the
> ActivityTimeout signal from the module is used to close and reopen the
> socket.

> Also, please try using the 3.x firmware and 3.0 iViewer module (that's
> if you are currently using 4.x).

> Jarrod

> On Aug 18, 10:29 pm, audiofn <audi...@aol.com> wrote:

> > I am runing a AV2 with a net 1 card in it.  The router is a watchguard
> > now but we had a linksys and a apple in there with the same issues.
> > There is a Dell managed 24 port gigabit switch.  We have a sub net
> > running for the TIVO, Kaleidescape, and I-tv.

> > On Aug 18, 3:44 am, Jarrod <jar...@guilink.com> wrote:

> > > What hardware are you using?

> > > Jarrod

> > > On Aug 17, 11:28 pm, audiofn <audi...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > > I have a house that we have a few modules in.  Some times after the
> > > > phone goes to sleep and we start to try and use the control again it
> > > > will not connect to the processor.  If you re-launch the I-viewer
> > > > software it will again work.  If I make it so that for example the I-
> > > > touch does not got to sleep then it will stay connected no problem.
> > > > Some how we are having issues when I got to connect at wake up with
> > > > the program running.  Any ideas would be fantastic.- Hide quoted text -

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