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FWIW, I have probably 100+ C40s in the wild all running via serial and have never had a problem with them locking up -- might be worth making sure the C40 is running relatively recent-ish firmware.

I wouldn't say "broke" -- if it was, many more people would be affected. Subtle new bug that only has an effect in certain systems? Sure, wouldn't surprise me. If you're curious (and a little

To add to this, I had one unit that even using command line I gave up and plugged in with a USB cable before I got everything to work right. It was a unit I had been doing development work on and

Oliver, From my understanding from the Apple tech web pages, the iPads and iPhones automatically work on the wi-fi network for data if connected to one, and only use the cellular signal for phone

Todd, I sent you an email, but it just bounced back to me, you can reach me at martin at martinkup dot com

Do you think the module is broke for the 4.7x firmware.. It works on CP3E. I wold think in would not work on 3 series before a 4.7x firmware would break it.

..and Device Database at least 49.05.004 Da 22.5.2013 0:32 Heath Volmer wrote / napsal(a):

I originally programed the system with 232 control for the C40. It would work for half a day or so and then lock up. Crestron would then start reporting buffer overflows from the 232 module. A

Good Night Someone can control an AppleTv with ethernet? Somebody have a protocol? or a module to control? Thanks in advance Martí Do?ate

I had to go into network device view to load the ir firmware on an MC3 once.

Not sure where the "2" came from that folks refer to. It's listed as "Ethernet Intersystem Communications (packed)" right under "Ethernet Intersystem Communications" in the various places that

I can't see EISC2 in my SIMPL: Device Database: 48.05.005.00 Crestron Database: 38.00.006.00 Dn(a 22.5.2013 0:17 specialtyprogramming wrote / napísal(a):

On an IDOC, is there any way to sync up the menus with what's selected and playing? Media player won't do it - not to mention that it's largely unusable. I don't see anything in the IDOCV symbols that

When was the EISC2 released into the wild? This relates back to the question asked a few days ago about redundant signals on EISC's. I'm not sure about during run time, however one of the key

Been like that since last summer for me; Happens at random nothing I can pin point. Trey please excuse typos, courtesy of my Samsung Note II

I had a CP3 that failed a firmware update and the IR board had an incompatible firmware version and thus would not output IR. Had to call Crestron and after attempting to flash the firmware for 45

Modulo 256 should be the remainder after dividing by 256 (in other words, the lower byte of the sum), you can check this by trying the operation on a number larger than 256. _____ From:

Not all computer folks! In classic Scheme programming, you get to write out the whole word. http://www.math.grin.edu/~stone/scheme-web/modulo.html wrote:

Include4.dat not found. Please check for presence of Device Database. Has anyone seen this message when trying to compile? I have to hit F12 three or four times before it will finally fire up. I just

I'm not privy to the complete inner workings but my understanding is that the packed EISC will trap multiple changes and transmit them all as one packet over TCP rather than generating a packet for