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-beware of multicast switch settings- you can use de firmware updater SW to do the FW install job the director then can be used as a nice paperweight in one IT's Office Desk

Yeah, I had to learn that the hard way.? Now I've got about a dozen NVX's that I'll have to manually iterate up to version 7.x

One caveat - the NVX devices will have to be in the same major revision number as each other for the streams to work.? An encoder on 2.x.x can't steam to a decoder on 5.x.x and so forth. And once an

Wow.? The director cant hold more than one firmware version at a time(I still have NVX's on firmware version 2.x), cant handle credentials effectively, and doesn't even have a useful module to make

You found the secret.? The XIO Director is a completely useless waste of money. To route NVX Streams, simply provide multicast addresses to your encoders, and put the streamlocation feedbacks of

Howdy, I am a programming novice, and mostly deal with modifying existing code to add basic functions. I have been trying to integrate 6 NVX's(NVX350,352, 2 D30s, and 2 E30's) into my complex A/V

I’m doing this from my phone without being able to check things. However it looks like you have a hubitat module, ie the switch module, with a device id of 0. You need to get the valid device ids of

yes, i am following the instructions if only i had eyes, yes IP of hubitat was wrong... now i get RMC4>Hubitat-Send_Device_Command - Error Sending Device Command:

Hello together, Reserved joins are listed here: https://sdkcon78221.crestron.com/downloads/rjviewapp/index.html Best regards Michael ZS via groups.io <zac.sparrow@...> schrieb am

Thanks for chiming in. Also, remember that I included detailed instructions in the original article I wrote on this.? That can be found

The first error "no route to host" sounds like you may have missed or mistyped the hub's IP address in the Hubitat Comm manager module.

taking a look at this again running demo code (changed to rmc4) fixed all clz references Hubitat-Request_Feedback_Messages - Error Sending Device Command: System.Net.Sockets.SocketException

So I implemented things as mentioned with my iPhone and it actually works really well. Now if we can just get Crestron to provide a proxy server for the GO app...

On site with my (2) 770's that won't take the new Weather location, and I *think* I've found a solution...Here's hoping for all situations... Here's what I did: 1. Sent INITIALIZE Y to the TSW via

Yeah, I originally planned to have a PopUp with the button and cancel (I have a Time-out module for this kind of PopUp with an automatic close). I just wanted to be able to have control over things

What if you give them a confirm page in vtpro. So they press the button you want to he a press and hold for reserved join. And that shows a pop up you make, then pressing confirm or whatever you call

Ok, I've used join 17242 on a button as well in the crestron app, so I know it gets you back to the app menu like you want, but like you say, the Crestron Go and Crestron App devices in simpl don't

Yea I use that join on a button on my App VTP projects but its buried in a setup page that its hard to inadvertently press in normal use. For the SSH commands you can use the SSH module in database to

Yes, but its in someone's head who may or may no longer work for Crestron!...Haha!! GasBandit: You're right, thanks! it's hidden between LCD and Backlight controls on the System Reserved

Thanks for sharing Brian. However, assuming subsequent uploads would over-write that file, it would be very tedious to maintain long-term, especially on large systems. I do agree that the problem