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Only compatible with Visual studio 2008 From: maglite4cell <maglite4cell@...<mailto:maglite4cell@...>> Reply-To: "Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>"

Anyone out there willing to help a fellow member in looking into the crestron SDK. I went to their website had grabbed the .net sdk but it is incompatible with the visual studio 2010. Any help would

No, It's not compatible with HID Device. You need to have an usb extender who is compatible with usb 1.1 or higher. {Paf} 2013/5/7 chuckperkinscrestron <charles.perkins@...>

It's also worth trying Tahoma -- a font that seems to have been designed in part to cope with the limitations of early LCDs -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master

What you see is what you get! Anti-Aliased helps, but not much. The only way I've gotten text to look better is to add it to the button graphic in Photoshop. It looks nice and crisp then, but talk

It is an STX-1700, it will look crappy no matter what font you use. You can't compare it to clarity of modern panels or IPADs, will never come close. Have to do quite a few upgrades with them UGH

I have seen this with other touchpanels. Apparently in my case it was that the network was clustered with the office Net traffic. Vlan apparently fixed all. -- *Jesus Tossas* * * *Technology

I'm lucky enough to have to work on one of these old panels and having trouble getting any of the fonts to look even halfway good. Can anyone pass along some tips for working with these devices in the

I need to put a customer PC Tower on the Rack and still am looking for a HID Mouse & Keyboard to extend to the RM-200-C on his office. -- *Jesus Tossas* * * *Technology Architect, Audio Engineer,

Can I use the USB-HID ports on the DM-RMC-Scaler and DM 8x8 input cards to send the Smartboard control to and from the pc. Is the Smartboard considered an HID device? The PC is located in a cabinet

It is very simple..? Works only with windows OS. It represents only windows buttons and discrete commands. Once the controller is intalled to the server, it?s good to be set up to start everytime

Finally got the "protocol" -- it's a semi-accurate, semi-complete description of two HTTP requests; one to control the outlets, and one to get status. A few minutes with Wireshark while using the web

I don't know if it's true or not only what I've been told. I'm more inclined to believe Crestron tried to get their Chip into Lifesize and was turned down, but who knows

looking for a quick and dirty explanation of how this works. I have a recenty taken out of service 10 bay server that I'm going to try and convert into a media server. It's my understanding that MCE

DSI Entertainment Systems is looking for a full time Control Systems Programmer. Programmer should be comfortable with commercial, residential, and lighting programming. Benefits include a competitive

Yeah, been there. Adding *anything* to a program with >100,000 signals is painful. Makes me wonder about the data structures that SIMPL uses internally -- way too many operations are O(n) or worse.

Ouch expensive mistake. Are you sure that it didn't happen during shipping? ;) Really, Runco won't repair it. Great products but they suck if they won't fix it.

Wait wait wait... I2P gets *money* from manufacturers??? Not that I was ever told otherwise - was just an assumption otherwise. - Chip

Good to know that you already have a Compatible Core 3^(TM) devices themes. Signed, Rafael Costa. Em 06/05/2013 14:47, Aaron escreveu:

There's an analog init thats either set to 0d and should be 1d or the other way around or a stepper needs to run an init......something like that. ? Sorry for the vagueness but was told about this by