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Sorry, had the wrong command. REPORTDM will give you the serial number for endpoints connected to the frame.

Thanks for the quick mode tip. my installers missed it. all good now.

Essentially connect to the DM frame and by using the RCON commands get the MAC address of the connected endpoint. Additionally If the frame is in PNM, then you know the port number, to which you could

Hi All, I have a new-in-box PYNG-CONNECT-COMM that I'm not going to use. If any interest, please contact me directly... chris at eicustom dot com Thanks, Chris K................;)

That won’t give you the serial number. It’ll give you the PNM port number. Caleb Radecky | Manager, Online Products & Services Crestron Silver Certified Programmer | DMC-D-4K | DMC-E-4K

You can also do a DUMPDMIPCONFIG over a telnet or console (41795) connection to get the serial number and type of the connected device. Crestron@...> wrote:

this is exactly what i want to do. is it possible to walk me through it?

hi can you explain what is please the RCON slot x EST not familiar with it.

God to hear it. As I said the process is convoluted and needs to be documented Thanks Jay

RCON slot x EST Caleb Radecky | Manager, Online Products & Services Crestron Silver Certified Programmer | DMC-D-4K | DMC-E-4K ControlWorks Consulting, LLC | Crestron Services Provider | 701 Beta Dr.

I believe that (in most cases) the RSPW1 command must be sent when the display is already on.

I just ran into this yesterday where the RSPW1 would be accepted but would not turn on the display. There is a setting on the display called Quick Mode. When that was enabled, the display worked fine.

I have recently ran into the same issue where the panel will not respond after the display is powered down. did you get any resolution?

Blow it out

Ok, thanks, I missed that in the spec sheet. What are we supposed to do with the Pre-Loaded "AVFramework" program that's loaded in these things. If doing a custom project, should we blow it out with

Or put your DPAD signals (up, down, left, right) into a NOR and drive the STOP command from the output. As long as the STOP logic is only edge triggered, there's no need for any additional pulse

Got it - I hadn't published my SmartApp which was causing the error. Thanks for your help!

Does anyone have a module that works with the polycom HDX 8000 global address book? The crestron module version 3.5 that is in the application market doesn't seem to work right. The navigation of the

Hi Rick Yes a port forward is required. The port is then added as one of the parameters in the receiver module. It also must be put in the groovy code with the public IP address of your router. Look

Hi Jay Did you need to setup any NAT port forwards from your external router to your SmartThings hub? Cheers, Rick