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Have you forward the port to your processor in your router. {Paf} Le 3 mai 2013 07:06, "jedistoned" <jedistoned@...> a 閏rit :

Hi, We are working on this too. DO you still need more information? Koen

I'm always amazed at some of the roads that go up the mountains in the Alps and Pyrenees; the way the switch backs are cut into the mountain due to the steepness is a marvel

Hi, We are also working on a RTU to TCP conversion. In the second modbus file, one symbol is incomplete. We are contacting the person who posted this module for more information. Let's keep in touch!

Has anyone ever used this macro: http://www.lucidprogramming.co.uk/shop/software/crestron-modules/hvac-logic/ Our experience? Are there other alternatives? Thanks Istvan

Thanks Everyone... The site is out of state so we're making arrangements to fly in to go on-site. In the meantime the system is being controlled via 232.

Hi Guys! We already connect with MC3 via DynDNS, but still can not load the project on the ipad for use by Econtrol, someone has a tip for us. Regards

If you are controlling it via LAN I have seen the Telnet setting get changed after a firmware upgrade. Check the retentive setting for the control type you are using. Lots of them to go through :) If

Should we take odds? ;)

Or, also authentication on the serial port was disabled and now is enabled could be the problem as well... -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer

Yeah, that's a "hook up and fire up debugger" type deal - see what the codec is saying back to the control system. I'm going with Neil on the username/password being different than it was before the

Are you controlling via RS-232 or TCP? Often the login credentials get reset after a Cisco firmware upgrade. <bernie.kattner@...>wrote: [Non-text portions of this message

I have Crestron DM system we installed for a customer which controls a Cisco C60 codec. Everything has been working fine until the customer decided to upgrade the C60 firmware (not suppose to without

Oooh, I like that idea. It's not going to happen this trip (not enough time before my next out-of-town project) but who knows -- hopefully I'll be back in this corner of the world again; I really like

I wish! It's an AMX job. They have modules for it, but a firmware change on the RackLink broke that too. Another reason to dislike it.

Slackers, 20 years later and the laziness continues!

So power is the *only* thing you're polling when it is off? And the response to the power poll is an ERR *and* the response you expect? - Chip

Have you tried the I2P module to see if it might save you some headaches? Some of 'em work, y'know? :) - Chip

This is a basic concept to be aware of when using crosspoints (and sometimes EISCs) in the upon connection to an ECROSS, a CCROSS propegates all of it's values from the input side to the output side

Agreed, this conversation was great, have been mulling how to do this for a lighting module the last few evenings and this really helped to eliminate a lot of over-complicated options.