# LCD.SonosChime ## 1.8.0 ### Minor Changes - c03ea2c: The Sonos Chime setup app for Crestron Home. Browse and audition the chime catalogue — in the browser, or on a real speaker at the volume it will actually play — and configure the ten chime presets. **Custom Audio.** Upload two chimes of your own, or type an announcement and have the speakers say it. A chime can also point at your own https URL, which is both a power feature and the escape hatch if the hosting service is ever retired. **Per-chime volume**, with a house default: a doorbell at 40 and an intruder alert at 90 no longer have to share one number. **A "Selected" summary** on every chime, saying what it is set to and whether it will actually do anything. A chime needs three things to be live — Enabled, a chime chosen, and at least one speaker — and it names whichever is missing rather than leaving the installer to guess. Errors say what went wrong and what to do about it. An upload that is refused explains why; a page left open after the driver was re-imported says the driver has gone and offers to reload, instead of showing a JavaScript parser error. ## 1.7.0 ### Added - **A "Selected" summary on each chime**, showing what it is actually set to — chime, speakers, volume, repeat — in one place. A column of controls does not tell you what you have built. - **It says whether the chime will do anything, and what is missing if not.** A chime needs THREE things to be live: Enabled, a chime chosen, and at least one speaker. Miss any of them and it has no button on the Crestron Home tile and `TriggerChime(n)` does nothing at all. Saying only "it must be enabled" would send an installer hunting for a bug when the real problem was an empty speaker list, so it names exactly what is missing. The preset list uses the same wording, so the two never disagree. ## 1.6.1 ### Fixed - **The header uses the real LCD logo** (lcd.network/img/lcd.logo-dark.svg), not the orphaned PNG that happened to be sitting in the Product Wrapper's public folder. It is 1000x610, so it is sized by height with the width left to follow — pinning both squashed it. ## 1.6.0 ### Added - **A warning on the Sonos-connected page: go back and press Next.** That page is a browser tab; the Crestron Home configurator is somewhere else entirely, still waiting on the Authorise step. Until it gets a Next, the driver install is not finished — but everything on the page says "success" and the button leads away into the setup app. The natural path was: authorise, land there, go and configure chimes, close the tab, never press Next. The driver then looks connected and configured, and isn't installed. ## 1.5.0 ### Changed - **The header carries the LCD logo**, as the licence app does, and is titled _Sonos Chime Setup for Crestron Home_. The logo is inlined as a data URI rather than served from `public/`. This app is deployed onto a processor by splitting its build across two web roots — `_next/**` to one, everything else to the other — and an asset that resolves against the wrong one 404s silently. That exact failure has already produced a white screen and a dead Listen button in this app. At 5.8 KB there is no path to get wrong. ## 1.4.0 ### Added - **Listen and Play on speaker for your own URL.** It had neither, which made the one source you most need to test the only one you could not. A URL you host yourself is unvetted: it may be offline, may not really be an MP3, and — the one that catches people — may be unreachable from the Sonos cloud even while it loads perfectly on the installer's laptop. "Play on speaker" is the only thing that proves otherwise. - **The URL field says what is wrong with a link.** It used to just sit there with the buttons greyed out, which tells you nothing — you cannot tell a mistyped link from a bug in our app. It now names the problem: http rather than https, not an .mp3, not a web address, or too long (500 characters). ## 1.3.0 ### Fixed - **A stale page now says what happened.** When the driver is re-imported, removed, or the processor restarts, its routes vanish and the Crestron web server answers with an XML error document. The app showed the installer `Unexpected token '<', "` a bare filename, which the browser resolved against the page and asked the _processor_ for — a 404. The real URL is a 60-second signature from the chime service, so it is now fetched at the moment of listening. - **Play on speaker uses the right volume.** The driver has always accepted one; the app never sent it, so every audition came out at the default no matter what the preset said. ## 0.0.0 ### Initial - Sonos chime setup: browse the chime catalogue, audition a chime in the browser or on a real speaker, and configure the ten chime presets (speakers, repeat, enabled). - Replaces configuring chimes through the Crestron Home UI-definition editor.