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You would need something on the PC listening to commands coming from DemoPad - something like EventGhost for example.

IFTTT Webhooks is the service to use to make a GET request

Which version of the app are you using? CentroControl v ?

Are you using the Autosize option for the project?

Yes - particularly if you are using a Centro-8M - you could have a timed event which sets and unsets a global flag 'Nighttime', and make your page jumps dependent on the state of that flag.

There is no way to recover a project from an iOS or Android device I'm afraid. It is imperative that PC project files are backup up.

You can use a WebView page object to display a web page, at whatever size you wish

1/2. If you are only wanting to deploy to that iPad, you can set the project resolution to be exactly that, once you create the project go to the resize project menu on the project settings tab. Make sure though that you enable 'Autosize' from the same menu, as the app by default assumes you are usi...

Please email support@demopad.com for details

We have discontinued the monthly paid subscription for the pro version of the software. Instead, version 3 onwards (if you choose to upgrade to it) includes the pro features, but requires an annual license to use it. iOS app licensing is unchanged, ie the app is free if using Centro hardware, otherw...

With a 'send data to website' action type with the same url

Hi - it seems we did not get your support email.

Once logged in to the cloud portal, choose the Downloads option from the top menu. If you still have difficulties please let us know & we will email you the direct link for software download.

Pronto hex is for IR commands, you should be able to use the same direct command in DemoPad to send to a Global Cache serial unit.

Is this using the iOS app, Android app or Centro web interface? What transition parameters are you using?

Note, as reported by another user of these commands, some of the commands target player id 0, whereas others target player id 1. Be sure to adjust the commands to match your requirements if you find that some do not work initially.