Not a solution by any means, but don't forget about the ROUTESYMSTAT console command. This will tell you what's connected to what. At least you can then see if the processor is even attempting to route your signals.
We've only come across xpoint problems once (and we use them a LOT), when the initialisation xpoint states weren't "taking" but this was a mentally overloaded system that - in theory (and in practice in some areas!) - shouldn't have worked anyway :)
Good luck,
Ol
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--- In Crestron@..., "innoventgroup" <innoventgroup@...> wrote:
I know this has probably already been discussed to the point of exhaustion but I cant find anything that speaks to this issue. The problem that I am having is that my Crosspoint has stopped working. I have 2 iPads and 2 TSW-750's in the system and everything else works but the signals that are distributed via the crosspoint function. Can anyone give me some type of direction with respect to this? I have a feeling it has something to do with the TSW-750's.
Thanks,
DAVE
