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Hi All

Has anyone written a module for Interact Pro Presets. I cannot see macros strings And is there only 4 presets, that you can setup?. We have used converge products with no problems.

I've been experiencing this with the TSW-750 / MC3 setup in my office at the moment. I wasn't sure if I was doing something a bit crazy or it was the panel. A bit of a relief to find out it appears to be the panel (as i was messing with grouping rooms and stuff)

Gavin Campbell
Project Engineer
Synergy Controls Ltd

--- In Crestron@..., "Sean" <seanzombie56@...> wrote:

I noticed a weird issue too when it comes to TSW 750 FB.


With my IPTs using hostnames, if I boot up the TSW before I have it connected to the control subnet on a CP3N, the TSW doesn't get feedback and the IPT on the TSW is offline, but the IPT on the processor says online.(even after refreshing multiple times)

If everything is connected before powering on the TSW, it all works.

Using IP addresses, both scenarios work fine and I always get FB.

Maybe you guys are seeing this too, who knows. Or maybe its some sort of protocol I'm not privy too.

Sean



--- In Crestron@..., "sfprogrammer" <rjanssen@> wrote:

Just came off a week vacation and unfortunately all the issues I left behind didn't go anywhere. You might just wanna stay on vacation :]

--- In Crestron@..., Heath Volmer <hvolmer@> wrote:

I spent hours on the phone with some of the "right people" at Crestron. Hardware guys, Core 3 guys. Their conclusion was that all we can do at the moment is reboot, so we set them up to reboot every day until they can figure it out - or I go berserk and install iPads - again. ;-)

I'm not sure why you were having trouble connecting. That's something I haven't experienced with any unusual frequency. From afar, it's impossible to tell if the panels are working correctly or not. The Crestron guys debugged all the way down to the bridge into Core 3, and that's where they had to stop because there was nowhere else they could debug from afar (which I found odd for a new product). Everything looked okay. They have a real mystery to solve.

(For what it's worth, I'm on FW 1.6.25. I've lost track of the firmware updates I've done - I think this job started at 1.4.7 maybe. Always, always, always something wrong! Thinking happy thoughts. Vacation in three days!!)

- Heath -


On Mar 19, 2013, at 5:48 AM, floyd1212 <floyd1212@> wrote:

Heath,

Did you ever find a solution to this?

One of my techs ran into this exact problem on a jobsite yesterday. We have 5 TSW-750 on the jobsite, and 3 of them had "lost feedback". All 3 were running 1.6.15, and the two that didn't lose feedback were still running 1.5.5. Coincidence? Probably not.

When I tried connecting to them remotely, I couldn't connect to one of the affected panels, but I could connect to the other two to force a reboot. My tech on-site had to manually reboot the third.

Thanks,

-David

--- In Crestron@..., Heath Volmer <hvolmer@> wrote:

New firmware? 1.6.15? That's not reassuring, but then again nothing with this new product / Core 3 is.

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
Littleton, CO

On Feb 4, 2013, at 4:38 PM, jcallaghan0176 wrote:

It's funny you should post this because I am having the exact same problem. The panel has code driven page flips. You press the button and the program sees it. The signal to change the page is given back from the program to the TP but the TP doesn't respond. I am running the latest released firmware. The odd thing is I have 8 TSW driven by 8 DMPS and only 3 of them are exibiting this behavior that I know of. The customer may have rebooted the other panels to use them without my knowledge.

-Justin

--- In Crestron@..., Heath Volmer wrote:

I've never experienced this in any significant-enough frequency to worry about it - and even then it's usually one panel or another. Why would a whole series of them quit?

- Heath -

On Feb 4, 2013, at 3:09 PM, Oliver wrote:

I call this "one way mode". I've yet to get my hands on a TSW panel, but I've seen this plenty of times on MTX3s (where I'm sure it's to do with the RF gateway)...and occasionally even on TPMC8x panels. IPT reports OK from both ends, as you found. Cure was always to reboot the gateway or panel.

OP

--- In Crestron@..., Heath Volmer wrote:

I'm trying to find the cause of a recurring problem we are having on a job. The TSW-750s stop receiving feedback. I came to this job this morning and found that 7 of 8 panels were unresponsive. Upon further inspection, they were actually sending presses but not responding to any sort of feedback. IPT reads okay on both ends. I can console in okay. Rebooting either the TSW fixes it. Strangely rebooting the CP3 / restarting the program does not.

I did run a FW update from 1.6.13 to 1.6.15, so it may be related to the special, evidently non-release FW we had but I'm pretty sure that it also happened on previous versions also. We've had "mass-unresponsiveness" issues since day 1 but I've never really stopped to check if the TSWs were transmitting until today.

I would like to know if anyone else has experienced this.


Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
Littleton, CO



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I noticed a weird issue too when it comes to TSW 750 FB.


With my IPTs using hostnames, if I boot up the TSW before I have it connected to the control subnet on a CP3N, the TSW doesn't get feedback and the IPT on the TSW is offline, but the IPT on the processor says online.(even after refreshing multiple times)

If everything is connected before powering on the TSW, it all works.

Using IP addresses, both scenarios work fine and I always get FB.

Maybe you guys are seeing this too, who knows. Or maybe its some sort of protocol I'm not privy too.

Sean



--- In Crestron@..., "sfprogrammer" <rjanssen@> wrote:

Just came off a week vacation and unfortunately all the issues I left behind didn't go anywhere. You might just wanna stay on vacation :]

--- In Crestron@..., Heath Volmer <hvolmer@> wrote:

I spent hours on the phone with some of the "right people" at Crestron. Hardware guys, Core 3 guys. Their conclusion was that all we can do at the moment is reboot, so we set them up to reboot every day until they can figure it out - or I go berserk and install iPads - again. ;-)

I'm not sure why you were having trouble connecting. That's something I haven't experienced with any unusual frequency. From afar, it's impossible to tell if the panels are working correctly or not. The Crestron guys debugged all the way down to the bridge into Core 3, and that's where they had to stop because there was nowhere else they could debug from afar (which I found odd for a new product). Everything looked okay. They have a real mystery to solve.

(For what it's worth, I'm on FW 1.6.25. I've lost track of the firmware updates I've done - I think this job started at 1.4.7 maybe. Always, always, always something wrong! Thinking happy thoughts. Vacation in three days!!)

- Heath -


On Mar 19, 2013, at 5:48 AM, floyd1212 <floyd1212@> wrote:

Heath,

Did you ever find a solution to this?

One of my techs ran into this exact problem on a jobsite yesterday. We have 5 TSW-750 on the jobsite, and 3 of them had "lost feedback". All 3 were running 1.6.15, and the two that didn't lose feedback were still running 1.5.5. Coincidence? Probably not.

When I tried connecting to them remotely, I couldn't connect to one of the affected panels, but I could connect to the other two to force a reboot. My tech on-site had to manually reboot the third.

Thanks,

-David

--- In Crestron@..., Heath Volmer <hvolmer@> wrote:

New firmware? 1.6.15? That's not reassuring, but then again nothing with this new product / Core 3 is.

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
Littleton, CO

On Feb 4, 2013, at 4:38 PM, jcallaghan0176 wrote:

It's funny you should post this because I am having the exact same problem. The panel has code driven page flips. You press the button and the program sees it. The signal to change the page is given back from the program to the TP but the TP doesn't respond. I am running the latest released firmware. The odd thing is I have 8 TSW driven by 8 DMPS and only 3 of them are exibiting this behavior that I know of. The customer may have rebooted the other panels to use them without my knowledge.

-Justin

--- In Crestron@..., Heath Volmer wrote:

I've never experienced this in any significant-enough frequency to worry about it - and even then it's usually one panel or another. Why would a whole series of them quit?

- Heath -

On Feb 4, 2013, at 3:09 PM, Oliver wrote:

I call this "one way mode". I've yet to get my hands on a TSW panel, but I've seen this plenty of times on MTX3s (where I'm sure it's to do with the RF gateway)...and occasionally even on TPMC8x panels. IPT reports OK from both ends, as you found. Cure was always to reboot the gateway or panel.

OP

--- In Crestron@..., Heath Volmer wrote:

I'm trying to find the cause of a recurring problem we are having on a job. The TSW-750s stop receiving feedback. I came to this job this morning and found that 7 of 8 panels were unresponsive. Upon further inspection, they were actually sending presses but not responding to any sort of feedback. IPT reads okay on both ends. I can console in okay. Rebooting either the TSW fixes it. Strangely rebooting the CP3 / restarting the program does not.

I did run a FW update from 1.6.13 to 1.6.15, so it may be related to the special, evidently non-release FW we had but I'm pretty sure that it also happened on previous versions also. We've had "mass-unresponsiveness" issues since day 1 but I've never really stopped to check if the TSWs were transmitting until today.

I would like to know if anyone else has experienced this.


Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
Littleton, CO



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I've been trying everything i can find...do you have any advice where i should look. I'll look up (google it)the MDC protocol. anything else you can offer i would be greatful. i need to finish the project tomorrow.

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@> wrote:

That's a pro <cough> model that uses their MDC protocol - have you been trying it with the consumer modules/codes?

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "kewlcat" <thatcat_99@> wrote:

Tying to control model PH63KPFLBF I have grabbed rs232 modules out of the file sections none of the seem to work. Does anyone have RS232 codes for this model? the tv ID is 01.

Thanks in advance

I've been trying everything i can find...do you have any advice where i should look. I'll look up (google it)the MDC protocol. anything else you can offer i would be greatful. i need to finish the project tomorrow.

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@...> wrote:

That's a pro <cough> model that uses their MDC protocol - have you been trying it with the consumer modules/codes?

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "kewlcat" <thatcat_99@> wrote:

Tying to control model PH63KPFLBF I have grabbed rs232 modules out of the file sections none of the seem to work. Does anyone have RS232 codes for this model? the tv ID is 01.

Thanks in advance

It works regardless of the model you use. As long as you use a N1000 or later.

--- In Crestron@..., "matt_rasmussen_2000" <mjrtoo@> wrote:

Let us know Jon, could benefit a lot of people!

--- In Crestron@..., "Jon" <fueler1@> wrote:

IT has its own IP since it has wifi. Ill try it out when I get a chance and report back. currently my roku stick us connected to my Oppo 103, but I could move it to my onkyo 818 and try it there.

--- In Crestron@..., "matt_rasmussen_2000" <mjrtoo@> wrote:

But, it needs it's own IP address to send commands to, so probably not now that I think about it for a moment.

--- In Crestron@..., "Jon" <fueler1@> wrote:

any idea if it works with the roku stick?

--- In Crestron@..., "matt_rasmussen_2000" <mjrtoo@> wrote:

I'll be uploading a module for the Roku 3 (and maybe others, don't know), that queries subscribed services and spits them out to a string array. Selecting the corresponding input array will launch the selected app. Also the standard key presses (I haven't incorporated holds yet, but maybe someday, no use personally).

Feel free to edit the module as you see fit, I have a reserved copy that includes dialog pages with scripting from another developer so I cannot release that to the wild. But, I'm sure you guys can easily adapt the logic for that if you so desire.

If you do change it, I would appreciate a copy, just 'cause I like to see other peoples work to learn from. :-)

That's a pro <cough> model that uses their MDC protocol - have you been trying it with the consumer modules/codes?

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "kewlcat" <thatcat_99@> wrote:

Tying to control model PH63KPFLBF I have grabbed rs232 modules out of the file sections none of the seem to work. Does anyone have RS232 codes for this model? the tv ID is 01.

Thanks in advance

Let us know Jon, could benefit a lot of people!

--- In Crestron@..., "Jon" <fueler1@> wrote:

IT has its own IP since it has wifi. Ill try it out when I get a chance and report back. currently my roku stick us connected to my Oppo 103, but I could move it to my onkyo 818 and try it there.

--- In Crestron@..., "matt_rasmussen_2000" <mjrtoo@> wrote:

But, it needs it's own IP address to send commands to, so probably not now that I think about it for a moment.

--- In Crestron@..., "Jon" <fueler1@> wrote:

any idea if it works with the roku stick?

--- In Crestron@..., "matt_rasmussen_2000" <mjrtoo@> wrote:

I'll be uploading a module for the Roku 3 (and maybe others, don't know), that queries subscribed services and spits them out to a string array. Selecting the corresponding input array will launch the selected app. Also the standard key presses (I haven't incorporated holds yet, but maybe someday, no use personally).

Feel free to edit the module as you see fit, I have a reserved copy that includes dialog pages with scripting from another developer so I cannot release that to the wild. But, I'm sure you guys can easily adapt the logic for that if you so desire.

If you do change it, I would appreciate a copy, just 'cause I like to see other peoples work to learn from. :-)

You can use the PRO3 relays to trip an external relay. I like to get relays with 24V DC coils because there is always Cresnet power around. Any time you introduce a contact into a speaker line, you could have loss, but it will be negligible and probably undetectable.

I believe the internal relays are rated for 30V. Speakers signal can exceed that. Not sure what would happen, given the transient nature of the signal. You would of course use up four of them vs just one for external and it will be messier than using a DPDT relay external (looping the inputs through those tiny terminals). It is always safest to have a level of separation between things. I recall taking over a job with a PRO2 that had many fried relays. There was a motorized door panel that had a 48V trigger on an external relay. I'm assuming that the previous guy had tried various internal relays and had relay failures. I think they were stuck closed.

- Heath -

On Mar 17, 2013, at 10:00 PM, pd.armstrong77 wrote:

what a fantastic suggestion! and a tremendous price!! Will there be any loss of quality?

When you say digital output, are you referring to the pro3 versiports? Can they be set to output a specific voltage or will this toy be happy with a logic closure?

Out of curiosity what is the reason that their relays can't be used, would it damage them? or the speakers, or both?

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Tying to control model PH63KPFLBF I have grabbed rs232 modules out of the file sections none of the seem to work. Does anyone have RS232 codes for this model? the tv ID is 01.

Thanks in advance

I am having some issues with toggle buttons. Where is a button configured to be a toggle? is this done with VT-PRO, or is it done with a toggle command in SIMPL?

Unfortunately no, the hopper has been shown with control 4 Ethernet control(that's what I was told, could have been IR).
But dish won't release the protocol or help me with it. I have even as some pretty high ups am engineers and got no where.

If someone has more info I would LOVE to control my own three dish boxes via IP.



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