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And how are you getting the MAC addresses per port on the DM frame? Inquiring minds want to know... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

Each program is confined to it's slot, so if you have a copy of the module in slot 1, it's events and callbacks won't show up on the same module/program running in slot 2. If your class isn't static

We have done this a few time recently in hospital operating theatres where by they have portable medical equipment that can be used in any theatre. We wrote a mac address module that allowed the

I have been googling off and on for the past couple months trying to figure out how to add custom Animated Objects to my touch panels. The only one i have currently is the Spinner but was hoping there

I'm trying to get my head around the basics of SIMPl# at the moment. If I have the same SIMPl+ module on multiple programs will the function callbacks from the same SIMPl# library cause conflicts? If

I have never seen that specific issue. However, unfortunately, the initial setup of the code is a bit complex and convoluted. I have been meaning to write a document that describes the procedure to

Did you have any issues with the initial setup? I got an error when I tried to authorise my Crestron processor on the web page - I copied/pasted the URL from Toolbox and selected my 'Hone' hub from

If you were to look at it with WireShark, you would see the other items that are added on by the browser that isn't readily apparent from the link you are using. For a different make camera, the API

I have also been having trouble lately with new consumer Samsung TVs. I used CEC control with feedback and it has worked very well, when I have Crestron DM in the project!

Sure it can. The DMPS3s can, too. This spec sheet indicates 10 slots for the DMPS3-300-C: http://www.crestron.com/downloads/pdf/spec_sheets/commercial_and_residential/dmps3-300-c.pdf and this one

Does anyone know if the DMPS-4K-150C can run multiple programs? I can't find any info on the website if it will or not. I know the normal DMPS3-300C's only run a single program slot, so I would assume

I recently had a new Samsung not take a discrete off command. Same driver I've used for years, but a new TV. It would not turn off until I sent the command twice...

This logic would always route the last plugged in roombox to a display. Assuming that's not an issue, done. If he always wants a specific roombox on a specific display he'll need to go the rcon route.

very nice thank you, i think i have about all i need to crack this.

scottcoumbe, with regards to the toggle, this sounds more like a bss issue vs a module issue.

The IPID is reassigned by the frame when it is connected, based on what the program tells it it should be. Whatever is plugged into input #4 will always get the same IPID. Crestron@...>

Might be same or similar problem. I had a samsung the other day not take on or off codes from the IR receiver on the bottom edge of the tv. Volume, mute etc all worked perfectly, but nothing for power

brilliant Andrew that does does give me something have a go at. Will be diving into that first thing tomorrow, cheers for the assist its very much appreciated.

Thanks, Pat. [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

The WAIT(30) is inside the SIMPL+ Wrapper of the Level module. Comment it out as a test?