Hi Geoffrey,?

Are you still selling licenses for your IR tool? I tried reaching out on the email on your website but I got a bounce back.?

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Hi Slip

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Tony, What did you figure out? Any keypad emulation or zone feedback?

If you can figure out how to convert the sn# to a TSID you could use setppnbycresnetid

In the files section. Chip has a Day of the week module that is all in simpl. I have used it a few times and it works well.

What TV?

I have also stopped using the built in streaming. I didn't like how if someone was streaming something on stream 1 then zone 1 decided to airplay it would takeover that stream.

We have used Cisco CBS, Netgear 4300 & 4250's with our NAX's and I cant say I have had any issues with source sharing. On most of my projects access AES67 sources from both NVX's and other NAX's. I am wondering if it isn't something with your network.

Anyone can guide me to how to control an Andriod TV via IP (like using a remote control) through SIMPL??

I'm having similar error right now with two CP4N, loaded with different program.

I've been investigating it with Crestron Support for 2-month, the error only happened 3-time, all in same time slot - 10 min after program restart, while we have restarted program like million of times, it only happened 3-time. Required reboot of CP4N when it happened.

I'm having similar error right now with two CP4N, loaded with different program.

I've been investigating it with Crestron Support for 2-month, the error only happened 3-time, all in same time slot - 10 min after program restart, while we have restarted program like million of times, it only happened 3-time. Required reboot of CP4N when it happened.

Caught me out so often as I mainly do residential with multiple UI's

my steps are?

Duplicate UI Device Programing
Delete Folder for Second UI If already in the Program
Then Copy the UI Folder as well this way it keeps the Smart Graphics intact
F9 Rename Second device & Second Device Logic folder.
Delete the Auto Generated Smart Graphics Folder (A feature we could so do without)

Works for me hope it helps

Stu.

Yes, has a customer call me because their electric screen was not coming down. I suggested they check the power before we investigate control. Sure enough, a contractor there for some other job had turned the power off and forgot to turn it back on. Easily done, we've all be there.

Also, if there is no plan to change the volumes except by control, there is really little reason to use the Feedback signal from the amp, just use the input signal for the gauge. This is will result in a snappier response for the users, especially when working with devices that may be slow to propagate changes to their "feedback" signal.

On Tue, Mar 14, 2023 at 08:39 AM, Thorsten K?hler wrote:

OK, just received feedback from LG technical support.

They say the OLED97G29LA doesn?t support IP control/external control as it is a consumer device. I shall look at the business model

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However, the OLED97G2PUA you mentioned might be a good alternative – if it?s available in EU.

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Thanks,

Thorsten

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Interesting, the LG C1 is also a consumer device...
If you already have this display and can thinker with it I'd recommend trying out this :

”To bring up IP Control configuration, first open up TV’s Settings Menu. Keep the Network icon focused, then enter numerical key 828888 using TV’s IR Remote”
This should bring the IP control hidden menu and you should be able to follow the CCD Guide to create the IP control. also there's another old post that can be helpful.
/g/crestron/topic/80639713

On Tue, Mar 14, 2023 at 04:57 PM, XSDS wrote:

kind of defeats the purpose of AES67

But even using Autonomic (or outboard Sonos players, etc.) this is still a very handy function - eliminates the gobs of loop-thru jumpers and allows for de-centralized units to share all the sources...

+1 for Autonomic now that they have the AMB to add Apple Music, etc. - and hopefully they're resolve the MMS HW failure issues that they've had in the past...

As an aside, I'm a fan of using multiple MMS-1e units (ex: one for each user), which among other benefits, eliminates the single-chassis failure issue. if you loose one, you still have the others to keep you going...

On Tue, Mar 14, 2023 at 04:12 PM, Corbin Lovering wrote:

.. the IEC power cable was UNPLUGGED.?

Yeah, we've all had stuff like that happen!!...:)

Honestly we have run into so many issues with the NAX's that we just stopped using their native streams and include an Autonomic in the package.? Sure, kind of defeats the purpose of AES67 built in, but the headaches it was causing because insurmountable.? We will utilize them for NVX systems, but as far as audio streaming, we use all external inputs now.

Hi Jonathan,

Thanks for responding.
I must admit, I've not been setting the port in my simpl logic, although I may give that a go.

FYI, we are using Ruckus throughout with the exception of a temporary Draytek router that will be replaced with a BT Openreach fibre router shortly.

Regards
slip

Slip,

I'm not sure this is the same issue, but close enough to mention. We have had issues on one site where NAX streams will not start. We're using Auto Initiation and if you look at the web UI, NAX Streams/Receivers the Status just says "Connecting" and never changes for the offending zone. Unlike your description, when I've had one of the NAX units in this state, stopping and restarting the stream does not typically make a difference. A reboot typically brings it back at least for a while.

We've worked with TB, ATSG, and Pakedge pretty extensively. I thought we had worked this out by not sending the port analog (5004). It does not seem necessary to send the port. That much does seem to be true, but as the problem and solution for our situation, it doesn't seem to be the case. We just recently discovered the site is still having issues.

At this point, we feel our problem is network related and are planning on replacing the Pakedge switches we've been using with Ruckus.

In your setup, I'd be curious what happened if you turned Auto Initiation On and just sent the multicast address without the port. Like I said, might be a different issue all together, but thought I'd mention it.

Regards,
Jonathan

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One thing I can offer that may help you is my old programming template that is up on my GitHub.? At this point certain aspects of it, like the hardware that is being controlled, is very out of date (I haven't touched this code in over 7 years).? However, the programming structure is still very sound and will introduce some different concepts to you.?

1) Cross points are embedded inside many of the modules and take care of handling multiple rooms, multiple control devices (tp's and remotes), and multiple sources.? Most people use buffers when they first start programming for this and then move on to cross points as they take some of the more advanced Crestron programming classes

2) Instead of having digital signals running all over the program to handle device and room selections the code leverages a much smaller number of serial signals with commands sent down these serial links.?

3) Since the code was designed as a template, it has a ton of hardware embedded into it.? The idea being that for any given project it is much quicker to delete code that isn't required for a given project than to write new code for that project.

Enjoy

Jay