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Ok, here is an odd one. When I change to another App and then change back to the Crestron App, it is like it has a photo of the UI in the background and a functioning one in the foreground. For

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6 pin is a RJ12.... but some solutions are...... ?a Crestron CN-RJ11, ? a 4 conductor(RJ11) phone cable will work since pins 1,2 and 5,6 are tied together(use CNRJ11 manual for pinout) although the

No idea if these guys are reliable, but here's a source: http://www.cablesondemand.com/product/MP-5FRJ12STWS/URvars/Items/Library/InfoManage/MP-5FRJ11SLPS.htm And another source (I have purchased from

You may have some results with "3-line phone cable" as well, but you're really better off just making your own as the majority of "phone" cables (and thus the majority of cables you'll find on the

If I remember correctly, these are RJ-12. Don't know of another source for cables. Tray Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note?, an AT&T LTE smartphoneDavid Peddicord <dpeddicord2@...> wrote: Hello.

You know both of these are in the Crestron database.... ________________________________________ Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 3:39 PM To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] dish network IR

Hello. I've purchased some older Creston pieces that use RJ11 connections. I cannot seem to find 6 conductor RJ11 patch cables. Do you have to make these or is there a source for them other than

Good to know. Thanks, cyberbri

use the VNVRAMDISK command via console symbol and your program can set it up when you load the code to it.

"A CP2E running a project with a Crestron employee's name in the header and the file name of "stupid relays.smw"" That is awesome!! It has been a while since I have seen a "new" piece with something

I think the question was raised because you referred to an "IR module" - they're usually referred to as IR Drivers and modules are commonly used to encapsulate logic to control a device via the serial

That's hilarious, but lame :[

I've seen... Touchpanels with local competitor's (to the dealer, not ours) projects loaded; Touchpanels with a far-off (but dealer I know's) projects loaded; Processors with random end-user programs

no. thats why I was a little confused that serial drivers were an option....

does anyone have a module for the NEC VT676 projector?

does anyone have a rs232 module for the lumagen vision HDQ?

Do the boxes even have a serial port? <cheinemann@...>wrote:

no shit? That is interesting.... but, the rs232 drivers would provide feedback for volume, input, etc...... The biggest thing that I am after is the feedback...

IR drivers, unless...... the serial modules aren't 2-way are they?