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i have been researching these & a friend had already done research so i'll share what he found he picked this over the Phyn https://www.streamlabswater.ca/control the main reason is, & i didn't see

Not only CIO (or CISO) but if there’s a breach while your tunnel is in place there’s a potential liability that could come back on you. I don’t know a single CISO who would be on board with

Based on some console screenshots I saw on Twitter and the 4-Series Under the Hood course description at this year's Masters, the 4-Series will indeed run the logic engine, and as such, will run SIMPL

While I haven't done a lot of corporate jobs (we mainly do residential), all of them were willing to give me my own public IP and I put in my own router with an OpenVPN server.? So I had no access to

Hey Jason. Thanks for the reply! I was curious about y’alls experience with IT departments refusing a request to have a personal tunnel into their lan. I have worked with several corporate CIO that

I second Lincoln. I haven't seen as many cases as he did, but i've came across webportals for authenticating your device, and also taking the port down if the device connected to that lan port is not

OR you could just put an RMC3 on the Sonos VLAN with a program to interface to it, then EISC between it and your Main program on the other VLAN. Though only a couple times, I have had no issue with

My latest blog post, "Getting Smart Appliances without Breaking the Bank – Part 1” is being published by the good folks at Residential Tech Today Magazine on their web site. The article is the

Only just noticed these little beauties: https://www.crestron.com/search?q=MC4 Two things that instantly strike me: 1) The availability of the non-"-R" version - So is this the first new "4 Series"

On some jobs that the TV is IR controlled we just split the IR and put an emitter on the TV and one on the playbar and as long as the Playbar has learned the TV remote the same commands can go to

If needed the native IR codes for playbar volume and selecting the optical input are on the Sonos website in NEC and Pronto formats: https://support.sonos.com/s/article/1976?language=en_US You can

I have used an "analog increment with optional feedback" to an EQU and buffers to route the feedback to track the currently "highlighted" item in the list. Then use the outputs from the EQU/ more

Hi Jeroen, I can't speak to the Pro-Bel choice as we only implemented Ember+ - the results were awesome in terms of performance (you can move a slider on one side and see the other end reflect the

You can set the playbar up to be controlled with the TV IR commands.

yes, the playbar activates when the TV turns on & sends audio but, i have no control of the volume or mute

Hi Oliver, Im currently working on a Riedel MicroN system as well. I'm looking into either Pro-Bel or Ember+ in combination with C#Pro. Although I'm pretty sure Pro-Bel is the right choice, the

I have this setup and rarely directly control the playbar. The TV remote buttons control the Sonos volume and as soon as TV audio is needed the playbar switches itself. I'd simplify the setup and

Not much to add here. With the right appliance, you can do DPI (deep packet inspection) - which checks not only the header of a package, but also the content of the package. Another buzzword to look

It depends on how uptight ITSec is and the threat posture, among other things I’ve seen with some regularity and in various combinations * Computers have to be authenticated using 802.1X.

Is there an easy way to use the hard DPAD Up/Down buttons to scroll through a vertical Dynamic Button List on a TSR-310? Kind of like how the "Guide" works on a cable box, etc., but want to scroll