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VTP Reserved Join: Start SONOS
Hi All,
I'm working on an old project for another dealer and found a button with a res. join of 28511. this renders 'Start SONOS' I thought that this was interesting given the suffering that I (and others) have experienced with. Does anyone have an idea what it's for??? It was on a TSW-1060 project, so maybe it is to launch the internal app, which no longer works... I don't have a x60 unit to test, tried it on an iPAD with Sonos installed, but it doesn't seem to do anything... |
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Re: where do programmer's go
I am a programmer, and have always had regular salary jobs.? Just do a Google search for AV integrators in the area you live/want to live and look at their job postings or give them a call. it always worked for me. On Mon, Oct 10, 2022 at 12:07 PM Wyatt J <wyatt@...> wrote: Just curious where programmers go when they are looking for a regular salary job?? I really don't think Indeed is as good as their advertisements.? Recruiters are just salesmen; they would sell muffler bearings if they could.? It seems like there has to be a forum somewhere where those with good jobs can find those who want to work.?? |
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where do programmer's go
Just curious where programmers go when they are looking for a regular salary job?? I really don't think Indeed is as good as their advertisements.? Recruiters are just salesmen; they would sell muffler bearings if they could.? It seems like there has to be a forum somewhere where those with good jobs can find those who want to work.??
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TSR-310 xPanel test
Hi All,
I'm testing a system in my lab that I upgraded from an older version, and I'm having issues testing the TSR-310 files. I basically get the 'homepage' frame but none of the programmatically controlled elements show up.? The IPTable shows it online, and if I use an IP-ID from a TSW, I get some activity. Just wondering if anyone has seen issues with TSR/xPanel...TIA! |
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Sending IP commands to Crestron end points from third party software
Does anyone know or found any TCP/IP commands that can be sent to Crestron end points TX-201, RMCs and scalers to send IR, RS232 and CEC commands to connected equipment eg LCD Screens and Projectors from third party controllers/processers and software like packet sender. TIA.? ??
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Re: DSC PowerSeries Neo
I read through and looked through the links carefully, there's nothing I could not understand.
Control of third party products is often achieved by using/creating User Modules or Crestron Certified Drivers. These can be SIMPL modules (.umc), SIMPL+ modules (.usp), SIMPL# (.clz), or a combination of these file types. The package contains no SIMPL nor driver modules at all, unlike the examples you have posted, all of them have at least a SMW file. This package file is obviously a dud.? I have written to Crestron tech support, not sure if they'll reply, I hope they will.? |
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Re: PRO4 very slow to respond
I have the same issues with a CP4, and i think it become when there are a lot disconnected TCP connection...
You have to initialize the processor when there is a crash... For the panels, the last update requires a gateway to ping, whatever the ip, the panel ping the gateway and disconnect if there is no response. |
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Re: DSC PowerSeries Neo
The "something obvious" you missed was in the previously-posted link - <>. This one might also be useful <>, as are the following:
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/g/crestron/topic/92677717#246858 After CAREFULLY reading all the information in those pages, post again with follow-up questions, or consider contacting Tech Support. --- On Sunday, October 9, 2022 at 8:51 PM, lo@finewines wrote: |
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Re: DSC PowerSeries Neo
I did what you have said, it shows the DSC drivers, yet the content of the zip file, like I've said, does not contain any drivers nor module. It just had some senseless files in the package: SecuritySystem_DSC_PowerSeries-Neo_IP.dat SecuritySystem_DSC_PowerSeries-Neo_IP.dll libSecuritySystem_DSC_Shim.so ? Did I miss out something obvious with the above files? Perhaps I need to rename the extension of the above files? Any other help is much appreciated!? |
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Re: C# TCP Client to connect to MC4 via Hostname
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýDoes a DNS A record exist for ¡®MC4-00107FE73CAB¡¯ in one of the DNS search domains (either a record you manually created or, if your network is configured to allow this one automatically created/updated as part of the DHCP lease process)? ? Generally, using unqualified hostnames in the wild world can be problematic because it relies on the DNS client trying to resolve the name having a matching search domain configured (e.g. behind the scenes it will try to resolve MC4-00107FE73CAB.abc.com, MC4-00107FE73CAB.xyz.com, etc. if abc.com and xyz.com are configured as search domains) and it is better to specify the fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) to avoid the ambiguities that relying on the search list. Particularly if one ends default domain is abc.com but the other is xyz.net. ? If your client is another Crestron processor you can try TESTDNS MC4-00107FE73CAB. If the name can be resolved you will get the IP address that it resolves to*; if not it will be 0.0.0.0 ? If your client is a Windows PC you can try opening a command prompt (Win+R cmd<enter>) then NSLOOKUP MC4-00107FE73CAB. If it can be resolved you will get all of the IP addresses the configured DNS server will resolve the domain to; if not you will get a NX Domain error. ? In either 0.0.0.0 or NX Domain you would need to fix the DNS records and/or configuration first; if an IP address is returned make sure it matches the IP address you¡¯re expecting. ? (*- note that when multiple A-records exist TESTDNS will return the IP address associated with only one of the records; which record appears to be somewhat random. At least in the 3-series and earlier [haven¡¯t had reason to look at it on the 4-series since this is not a common scenario] once the processor picks an IP from a multiple-record-response it will use that IP, and only that IP, until the processor is rebooted, seemingly without regard to the TTL. At next boot a different IP may or may not be chosen. This had led to some ¡®fun¡¯ troubleshooting. ? As an example: ? --- Windows 10 NSLookup for ebay.com --- ? C:\Users\lincoln>nslookup Default Server:? cworks-cle.cworks.local Address:? 10.5.0.11 ? > ebay.com Server:? cworks-cle.cworks.local Address:? 10.5.0.11 ? Non-authoritative answer: Name:??? ebay.com Addresses:? 209.140.136.254 ????????? 209.140.139.232 ????????? 209.140.136.23 ? ? Vs PRO4 TestDNS using the same name server: PRO4>testdns ebay.com IPAddress = 209.140.139.232 ) -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS, DMC-E-4K/T/D ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of
Shawn F
Sent: Saturday, October 8, 2022 6:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [crestron] C# TCP Client to connect to MC4 via Hostname ? Hello, I am writing a TCP client class in VS2019 using System.Net.Sockets TCPClient.? |
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Re: C# TCP Client to connect to MC4 via Hostname
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI would also not rely on a ping for verification of a present device. There are environments that block pings, but only allow very specific service ports. ? Cheers, ? Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von Cameron Bowman ? Did you add a DNS entry in your client's hosts file? ? This shows how on several different OSes. ? Also consider that if you are going to be creating a connection which is forced to secure (as in forces you to use TLS), there are some protocols which will automatically fail if there are issues with a certificate. The DNS entry not being verifiable can be one of those issues. Getting a certificate with a verified domain name such that your DNS name will be accepted is quite a chore. Then again, when I tried doing a very similar thing, I might have missed an obvious and easier path. ? On Sat, Oct 8, 2022 at 6:24 PM Shawn F <shawnmfennell@...> wrote:
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Re: C# TCP Client to connect to MC4 via Hostname
Cameron Bowman
Did you add a DNS entry in your client's hosts file? This shows how on several different OSes. Also consider that if you are going to be creating a connection which is forced to secure (as in forces you to use TLS), there are some protocols which will automatically fail if there are issues with a certificate. The DNS entry not being verifiable can be one of those issues. Getting a certificate with a verified domain name such that your DNS name will be accepted is quite a chore. Then again, when I tried doing a very similar thing, I might have missed an obvious and easier path. On Sat, Oct 8, 2022 at 6:24 PM Shawn F <shawnmfennell@...> wrote: Hello, I am writing a TCP client class in VS2019 using System.Net.Sockets TCPClient.? |