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Re: Sony SRG-300H Camer over IP control.

 

Hi sopheap ouk,the module works very well, thanks for your help. Your are legend!!!^^


Re: Adding a new device to a project

Heather Baiman
 

Your module will only appear in the Symbol Library. The PRO2 has six built in COM ports. Pick one and connect the RX$ and TX$ from your module that you 'drag' from the Symbol Library into the Program View Logic folder.



From: Crestron@... [Crestron@...]
Sent: Monday, February 22, 2016 7:07 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: Adding a new device to a project



Putting it in the same directory as the project gets it added to the symbol library, but I still don't see it in the device library to assign to a serial port on the Pro2.
- Dave





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Re: Adding a new device to a project

 

Putting it in the same directory as the project gets it added to the symbol library, but I still don't see it in the device library to assign to a serial port on the Pro2.
?- Dave


DMX interface?

 

So, what is the most cost effective, reliable way to communicate with a device that takes DMX cues? (CP3 processor)


Thanks;


Kol


Re: Sonance DSP series amps

 

I've used these as replacements for the old 875's. ?We didn't use the preamp functions or the IP control, just the DSP for setup, and we triggered them on and off. ?They mostly work well, but I had a couple of frightening freakouts where the sound came out all crazy and distorted until I power cycled. ?Only happened 2 times, but enough to worry me. ?After that, we just disconnected the Enet feed from them during normal operation. ?The DSP setup was very similar to the Sonnex tool, with crossovers, and custom EQ for all of the Sonance speakers.


Re: Cisco Stadium Vision & Crestron control

 

have you guys had any luck with this thing? Im working with this and with appSpace embedded in it. looking for "simple" ch+ ch- controls.

thanks,
Andrew


AAS shows OFFLINE in AV2 IP table

 

So, my AAS-2 shows in the IP table of the AV2 Status OFFLINE. I'm very uncertain about the right settings.


Router: ?192.168.1.1

AV2: ? ? ? 192.168.1.2

AES: ? ? ? 192.168.1.3 ?(SIMPL WIN: IPID 20, Default-Address 127.0.0.1

AAS: ? ? ? 192.168.1.4 ?(SIMPL WIN: IPID 21, DefaultAddress ?127.0.0.1


TOOLBOX AV2

IPID 21 Address 127.0.0.1 slave 00 41974 gway offline


TOOLBOX AES IP-Table

IP ID 21 Address 192.168.1.4, EntryType = slave, DEVID = 0, Port 41194 Status Offline


In the AES-Ethernet-Config , is Router and DNS my Router( 192.168.1.1) or the AV2 (192.168.1.2) ??

Same question about AAS-Ethernet: Router or AV2 as Router and DNS


I can access the AAS Gui if i type the IP into the browsers adressfield.


Hopefully someone can show me the way, thanks in advance!!





Re: OSC Protocol - Website Down

 

I suggest trying the wayback machine at archive.org


OSC Protocol - Website Down

 

Does anyone have a copy of the OSC protocol standards? I have a project coming up that leans heavily on this and the website has been down for at least a week now. I've been looking around the net but just finding bits and pieces so I figured maybe someone on here has a full copy laying around?

?(currently down along with the entire site)

Thanks in advance!

Dustin



Re: S+ Basic Question

 

"some of the complex logic either takes 30 steps in Simpl or can't be done at all (at least not by me) and I can get it done with 5 lines of S+ code. Those are the circumstances I will revert to S+."

Here's the thing with that though, you're invoking a task switch each time you leave Simpl to do something in S+. If you're on 3-series processors, it's harder to tell because they're so much faster, but if you're on a 2-series processor you really need to find a good justification as to why you should jump out to S+. 30 steps in Simpl is not a big deal, particularly when dealing with a fast changing analog or serial.

On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 6:11 AM cfm@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

"This should help explain it. :)"

Nope - totally lost now.

? - Chip


Re: pyng wired devices

 

I talked to true blue about this as I wasnt sure if 200 was the max for infinet ex with expanders or if it was max total including wired devices. They told me that 200 was indeed the max for ALL devices both wireless and wired, this is the max the processor can handle, they also told me this isnt a hard cut off thats just what they guarantee. for instance if you had 210 devices it would most likely still work fine.


Re: Recalling Presets on an Allen and Heath QU-16

 

tcp ip client to port 51325

\xB0\X00\X00\XB0\X20\X00\XC0\X00 preset 1


Re: S+ Basic Question

 

"This should help explain it. :)"

Nope - totally lost now.

? - Chip


Re: pyng wired devices

 

If I remember correctly, the max is 200 devices.


pyng wired devices

 

what's the maximum number of wired devices (keypads, DIN RAIL, etc) PYNG can handle?


Re: Windows 10 indexing error?

 

I found this, it helped with my system when it was taking ages to create a new folder. It may help with this problem??

  1. Unless you want to do a fresh install of Windows then it will clear up some of your problems. If not, there's a lot of junk that was carried over from the previous Windows. One of them is Windows.edb (Search index database). Open the services, temporarily disable Windows Search service. Turn on the folder options to show hidden files and navigate to:
    C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows and delete Windows.edb
    Go back to services and re-enable Windows Search to automatic and let Windows rebuild the search index database

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Re: Adding a new device to a project

 

Try copying the module to the same folder as your .smw and reload. The notes for the module may be wrong. Can you open the module and check that it is both 2 & 3 series?


Maximum IR files on a port

 

What is the limit of IR files on a single IR port?

There will only ever be a single IR controlled device on each port but it must be configurable at run time.


The scenario is a fully configurable program, on the touch panel I can select from a list of IR controlled devices and assign them to any port, the problem is that you cannot dynamically load IR files so my SIMPL program has to have every possible IR file loaded into every possible port and then the program uses crosspoint to route the controls to the correct driver file.


It has to run on 2 and 3 series processors so I don't have the option of S#.


I'm currently up to 5 IR files on each IR port but expect to add many more devices as needed, I am wondering when I will hit the limit and what will happen once I hit the limit. Is it a memory limitation or does SIMPL stop letting me drop IR files onto the port?


Re: Adding a new device to a project

 

I need it for a project on a Pro2, but the module is compatible with both 2 and 3-series according to the notes.
?- Dave


Re: Adding a new device to a project

 

Has the module been configured for both 2 and 3 series processors?

On Feb 21, 2016 4:14 PM, "dave@... [Crestron]" <Crestron@...> wrote:

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I have an old project I'm working on where I need to swap the AVR for a new Anthem serial-controlled model.? I have the .umc file and I copied it to the SIMPL/USRMACRO directory, but I can't get it to appear in the User Devices list, even after reloading the libraries from disk and rebuilding the database.

I confirmed that I'm using the correct directory for user modules.

What am I missing?
?- Dave