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Re: NVX on Control Subnet
I'll look at the version number tomorrow when I get back on site (I don't recall the number), I pulled straight out of the box and plugged in.? I'm populating everything in SIMPL and I have not even logged into the NVX units.? I'm using the streamLocation$ from the hardware definitions and feeding through some buffers to handle all routing.
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Re: NVX on Control Subnet
1) Were you able to just boot the switch straight out of the box with zero configuration and have it work? ????? (Our switch had old firmware with a minor bug - no data could pass in default config - so we had to work around that from the get-go. Maybe now that we're on current firmware I should factory default the switch.) 2) Does your Available Subscriptions auto populate? I can manually add the subscriptions, then switch through the XIO analog signal in SIMPL and it works, but I worry that the lack of an Available Subscriptions list means the IGMP table isn't populating correctly. I didn't create a new VLAN, but with the switch in factory configuration there's already a "Default" VLAN populated with all the regular ports and a separate Management VLAN for switch management. Right now we're at 7 NVX-TX, 7 NVX-RX, the CP3N, and a SWAMP connected on the Default VLAN. |
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Re: NVX on Control Subnet
I have roughly the same setup except I did not VLAN my NVX units.? I have the NVXs plugged into the 48 port version of that switch (switch is default), a touch panel, global cache relay, Crestron PC300, and a Biamp Tesira's control port.
Everything is working fine, in one room I have 3 NVX transmitters and 1 receiver, in another 12 NVX transmitters and 5 receivers, in another room 17 NVX transmitters and 2 receivers.? All rooms have roughly the same setup (CP3n, PC-300, GlobalCache relays, NVX, Biamp, TSW-760).?? |
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NVX on Control Subnet
If I want the CP3N to act as the DHCP server for the control subnet including all the NVX boxes, does my VLAN still need an IP address? I'm using an Extreme X440-G2-24t switch, which is supposed to be configured for multicast by default. IGMPProxy in the CP3N is off, and everything pulls an IP address on the "Default" VLAN, and the CP3N can control the Sonnex on the same switch the NVX boxes are on. My TX multicast addresses are even, starting at 239.1.0.2 When I go to an NVX set as a receiver, there are no subscriptions listed under available streams. |
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Re: Getting an Xpanel to run on a Mac using Parallels
I have absolutely no problems running an XPanel stand alone, neither in Win10 from VMware Fusion nor in macOS. Same with XPanel Web in FFX. At the same time.
? Sorry, it says "XPanel Web on Device" in those two windows that are actually NOT hosted on the device but stand-alone. It misses it on the actual Web Panel, though. Key is to install the Adobe Air framework properly everywhere. |
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Re: Shure DCS-6000
Did you look at the CCU manual??
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Topics in Home Automation - New Blog Entry
Just a quick note to let people know that I've added a new post to my
blog, Topics in Home Automation. The post is titled "Sleep ¨C How an Automation System can Help You get a Good Nights Sleep". My blog can be viewed here: I hope you find the information useful <> Thanks Jay Here is a summary of the topics I've previously covered in my blog 7/11/18 - Automation to Promote Fire Safety in a Home 6/27/18 - Attribute Programming for Automation 6/14/18 - MarketScale Podcast with Me on Automation 6/12/18 - A New Model for Residential Automation ¨C Part 4 5/30/18 - A New Model for Residential Automation ¨C Part 3 5/16/18 - A New Model for Residential Automation ¨C Part 2 5/2/18 - A New Model for Residential Automation ¨C Part 1 4/15/18 - Retaining Valued Employees 4/3/18 - Finding People in a Tight Job Market 3/27/18 - Managing Scope Follow-up 3/20/18 - Managing Scope 3/7/18 - Describing Home Automation to a Customer 2/21/18 - Weather Integration 2/9/18 - But Does the Automation Do What the Customer Wanted 2/6/18 - New Release of Shade Automation Code 1/23/18 - Testing an Automation System 1/11/18 - Aging in Place Security Automation - CES Follow-Up 1/9/18 - Aging in Place - Security Integration 12/26/17 - Liability - Do No Harm 12/13/17 - Robot Vacuums or Letting a Child Run Around Your Home 11/28/17 - Using Your Automation System to Manage Indoor Air Quality 11/15/17 - Low Tech, and Inexpensive, Automation Options 11/1/17 - Aging in Place Moving to Big Box 10/18/17 - Estimating Programming 10/4/17 - Aging in Place - Lighting Automation 9/19/17 - Digital Artwork 9/6/17 - Automating Large Homes - Lessons Learned 8/30/17 - Weber iGrill 8/30/17 - rAVe Publication Interview with Me 8/23/17 - Aging In Place - Activity Tracking 8/9/17 - Automating Large Homes - Unique Requirements 7/26/17 - Tracking Individuals in Your Home 7/11/17 - Aging In Place and the Role a Home Automation System Can Play 7/11/17 - Best Buy Jumps into Aging in Place 6/28/17 - Automating Large Homes - Software Design 6/13/17 - Update on Aging in Play with Residential Automation 5/31/17 - Automating Large Homes - Methodology 5/17/17 - Shade Automation Update with New Code Posted on Github 5/3/17 - Aging in Place Progress Update 5/3/17 - Scheduling, NOT 4/18/17 - Controlling Your Automation System from Your Car 4/5/17 - Trends in UI for the Home 3/22/17 - What's Wrong with Alexa: My Top Ten Issues when Integrating the Amazon Echo with a Home Automation System 3/20/17 - Evolution of this Blog 3/15/17 - Garage Door Logic 3/8/17 - Unique Customer Requests 2/22/17 - Making your Automation System Guest Friendly 2/15/17 - Risky Automation 2/8/17 - Finding the Right Partners 2/1/17 - Tricks and Hacks 1/25/17 - Water Management and Automation 1/18/17 - Improving Security with Automation 1/13/17 - Cutting the Chord Update 1/11/17 - Networking and IoT Device Integration 1/4/17 - Automating Shades, and Drapes 12/27/16 - Notifications - Getting Informed When Events Occur in Your Home 12/20/16 - Cutting the Chord 12/12/16 - Lighting Control and Automation 12/7/16 - Working With IFTTT - If-This-Then-That 11/30/16 - Controlling Your Automation System 11/16/16 - Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Automation (Example Crestron code can be found at ) 11/9/16 - How do Traditional Automation System Dealers Transition to IoT 11/2/16 - Integrating the Internet of Things into your Automation System 10/26/16 - Saving Energy Through Automation 10/19/16 - Choosing an Automation Processor / Hub 10/12/16 - Making Your Home Safer 10/5/16 - Developing an Automation System through Use Cases 9/27/16 - Is the House Occupied or Not 9/25/16 - Podcast 9/21/16 - Act Like a Pro - document your code and your systems (code, network, automation, security hardware) 9/14/16 - Automation vs. Control 9/7/16 - Introduction |
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Re: Getting an Xpanel to run on a Mac using Parallels
I run XPanels all the time on Mac thru Parallels 12. I just install the XPanel like you would on a regular PC. I usually run it under Shared Network.
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================================= Sent from iPhone Joshua A. Bloom [cid:image006.jpg@...] [cid:image012.png@...] [1496870654_dante_certified_logo_level3][Logo_2017_DMC-NVX-N_Networking] Dell, Symetrix Composer AS Network Engineering BAS Technology Management joshab1177@...<mailto:joshab1177@...> (Office) 727-394-6157<tel:727-394-6157> (Cell) 727-692-7505<tel:727-692-7505> (Fax) 727-444-6664<tel:727-444-6664> On Jul 25, 2018, at 2:17 PM, Kol Johnson kol.mstc@...<mailto:kol.mstc@...> [Crestron] <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>> wrote:
I think it needs to be windows side. Could be network settings (device-network) for the VM in parallels, I usually use bridged-default adapter unless I am doing VPN then I have to use shared. Funny, shared works sometimes locally and sometimes not. Bridged always works locally. IE or edge? Can they connect to the processor with toolbox? From: <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>> on behalf of "Heather Baiman heather@...<mailto:heather@...> [Crestron]" <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>> Reply-To: <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>> Date: Wednesday, July 25, 2018 at 6:05 AM To: "Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>" <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>> Subject: [Crestron] Getting an Xpanel to run on a Mac using Parallels We do several Savant projects where Crestron may be the HVAC or Video (DM/NVX) system. It seems every time I make an Xpanel for our techs to use to test the Crestron side, they can't get it to load on their damn MACs. Pretty sure they all use Parallels and I make the Xpanel so that it runs off the Crestron processor. What's the trick to getting it to run on either the MAC side or Windows side? Presently the tech is telling me that, "...XPanel just keeps saying Loading Interface." I can run it here from my desk with no issue, using real Windows. |
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Re: Getting an Xpanel to run on a Mac using Parallels
I think it needs to be windows side. Could be network settings (device-network) for the VM in parallels, I usually use bridged-default adapter unless I am doing VPN then I have to use shared. ?Funny, shared works sometimes locally and sometimes not. ?Bridged always works locally. IE or edge? ? Can they connect to the processor with toolbox? From: <Crestron@...> on behalf of "Heather Baiman heather@... [Crestron]" <Crestron@...> Reply-To: <Crestron@...> Date: Wednesday, July 25, 2018 at 6:05 AM To: "Crestron@..." <Crestron@...> Subject: [Crestron] Getting an Xpanel to run on a Mac using Parallels ?
We do several Savant projects where Crestron may be the HVAC or Video (DM/NVX) system. It seems every time I make an Xpanel for our techs to use to test the Crestron side, they can't get it to load on their damn MACs.? Pretty sure they all use Parallels and I make the Xpanel so that it runs off the Crestron processor. ? What's the trick to getting it to run on either the MAC side or Windows side? ? Presently the tech is telling me that, "...XPanel just keeps saying Loading Interface." ? I can run it here from my desk with no issue, using real Windows. ? |
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Re: Shure MXA910 protocol details
Chip, we must be talking about different mics?? I'm referring to the MXA910 Ceiling mic (only has 1 LED on it), it sounds like you may be referring to the tabletop version that has the color ring (MXA310?).? Sorry for any confusion, I haven't used the tabletop ones yet, so don't know if those are different.
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Polycom Group 700 DTMF dialing issue
Hi All,
I have a Polycom Group 700 codec running firmware version 6.1.3 in which the DTMF dialing doesn¡¯t work from the Crestron module which is the Polycom Realpresence Group Series v2.5. Debugger doesn¡¯t show strings being sent upon button presses. Any thoughts? Thanks. |
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Re: Sony SRG-300H controlling over IP not saving presets
I can confirm that the OSD issue of these cameras is fixed using method of Crestronfreak55.? I was experiencing same issue with similar model camera and could not figure out how to prevent OSD from showing message when saving/recalling presets.
Yesterday I changed setting in menu to disable OSD Messages, then with that message off, saved all presets (just in case).? The OSD message issue didn't come back. Not sure if it was preset 1 that did the trick or not, as I saved into all the preset slots so recalling wouldn't bring it back, but it worked like a charm.? Thanks for the info on this!? Not intuitive at all. -jason |
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Re: Getting an Xpanel to run on a Mac using Parallels
If by "the XPanel runs off the Crestron processor", you mean it's a web X-Panel
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instead of an exe, then I'd say that's the problem. I always use exe X-Panels because of all the issues the browser panels seem to have - network issues, browser issues, security issues, OS issues, etc. An exe is "self-contained" and much less troublesome. The only issue I've seen with Macs, is the actual Adobe Air installation which is a little more complicated than doing it on Windows. I won't comment on the use of Savant... :-) --- On Wednesday, July 25, 2018 at 9:06 AM, Heather Baiman wrote: |
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