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Thanks, Guys! That's what I thought but wanted to get some confirmation!!

The CIP/SCIP connection is initiated by the secondary device to the primary device. When you give a TSW an IP ID of 91 and point it to the IP address, hostname, or FQDN of the primary device, it

If I recall correctly, you should be able to use the Send Email (cm) module to send an email to smtp2go.com (free account for up to 1000 emails/day) which can forward to your cell phone provider's

It should work fine, there is no Auto discovery to muck it up, just configure each TP with its respective processors IPID

Mmm, the ip table relates to the ipaddress and ipid, so I might think that no issues would occur, but maybe someone has a different point of view. NFH

Hi All, This is probably a dumb question but I can't test it with the equipment I have on hand at the moment... This is not something that I usually do in my work, but I have a project where I will

A client is updating software on all existing Cisco codecs and moving to MS Teams for all conferencing. The issue we're seeing is the Cisco Room Devices modules are receiving the needed meeting info

Oh my goodness, yes, it looks like that's what happened! I didn't realize that the DMPS audio and video took their own ip addresses. I just happened to assign a dhcp reservation to the scaler that was

Pure guessing: Does the DM-RMC-SCALER-C by accident have the same IP address as the video card of the DMPS? Best regards Crestronfreak55

I have a misbehaving scaler on my hands. I bought it second hand. Upgraded the firmware. Tested it. Everything was fine. Then I installed it in its new home and its behaving strangely. It shows up in

The last I saw it seemed like the general consensus was the Home kit integration with TSR-310 was unreliable, has anyone seen any improvements on this? I see v1.1 of the module but I don't know when

We have used a Mobi Control device on a few occasions and they are simple to set up worked without any problems over a long period. They have a built in battery and ideal to signal power fail.

We have used AlertTech for very similar situations:- speak to Scott Morell:- info@... or www.alertTech.io ( http://www.AlertTech.io ) +1 802-343-5246 as he is extremely helpful and you may

I can think of a couple of ways you might be able to accomplish this but doing it on a 2 series processor is a significant challenge because most cloud service API's that could help you require an

I have another topic started a week or so ago about monitoring the status of power at my own house. This involves a generator that is just old enough to not have wifi. So to do this, I will use 3-240

Hi Mike, Couple of questions. 1) What 3-Series processor are you using? 2) Did you follow _ALL _the directions in the module help file including going to https://pushover.net/apps/build, creating an

Hi Jay, I'm testing this on my home system for notifications and getting an invalid token error. I'm using the token generated by the Pushover site for my account so I'm not sure why the error or

Yep, sales is super excited about the new wireless hotness but they don’t have to try to program it From: <[email protected]> on behalf of XSDS <xsdesignstudios@...> Reply-To:

Hi Nico, Thanks, But those modules is only for TCP/IP what i can see. My Epiphan and CP4 is on different networks, thats why i need to use Serial. Lars

There are module examples in crestron application market for Epiphan. https://applicationmarket.crestron.com/epiphan/ You can use the base example for your project Nico NFH