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Be sure you read the documentation Crestron provided -- the SIMPL+
Primer and the help files. If you find yourself struggling with basic
programming concepts like variables, IF and FOR statements, try
learning another language first. Visual Basic, Java, and C# all have
lots of resources available online and in bookstores, and have enough
similarities that they will help substantially with learning SIMPL+
concepts.

Other than that, your best bet is to come up with interesting
problems, then try to solve them in SIMPL+. You'll learn a lot along
the way. Try writing a countdown timer, or a password module. You
may be reinventing the wheel, and may even be doing things that could
be done in SIMPL Windows, but you'll learn in the process.

Here's another good resource --


Jeremy

On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 1:57 PM, <vts1134@...> wrote:

I've been programming systems for a while now and feel pretty confident in my abilities. ?I also feel confident that my abilities are very limited. With that in mind I feel I need to jump into Simpl+. ?I've writen exactly two Simpl+ modules (and one of them was in intermediate class). I'm looking for help here from those of you who used to be in my shoes. ?How should I begin learning about Simpl+? Are there any resorces out there that I should know about. I would like to attend programming for certification this year if I can, but I really need up my skill level before I do.
Thanks for any help.



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Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers.

A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the Database area.
Yahoo! Groups Links

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Jeremy Weatherford

Hey guys,

So we've got 50 rooms with MPS100 and Quickmedia and we use the local VGA output as the local computer monitor which shows at all times, even when we shut the System and the Display power off. On a new install with MPS200's, when we shut the System off, it no longer passes the local monitor. The work around is to leave the System On and just turn the Display Off. If we look at the Help file for the MPS200, it says only the amp is turned off when the system is turned off. When I talk to TB, they say it shouldn't work even on my MPS100's.

Also the audio seems to reset itself to zero when we are connected to the processor. It just seems like alot of weird issues with this box.

Any thoughts?

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Jon Bannan - CTS

Media Manager
Media & Technology Support Services


The College of New Jersey
2000 Pennington Road
Forcina Hall 123
Ewing, NJ 08628
609-771-2304 - Office
609-637-5126 - Fax
bannan@...

LG RC797T IR file works just fine except that it does not have Discrete Power Commands. Does anyone happen to have discrete power commands for this device?

It took me a few re-readings to understand your problem, so let me
restate it so others might have a shot at answering it:

Which routers allow you to make use of/test port forwarding from the LAN side?

IE, if my router's WAN address is 9.3.2.1 and I have port 41795
forwarded to the Crestron processor at 192.168.1.95, some routers will
allow me to access it at 9.3.2.1:41795 from the LAN side and some will
not. My D-Link and I think Netgear routers allowed this, my Cisco
router did not. There may be a setting that affects this, I'm not
sure.

This is helpful for creating XPanel XEXEs that can be used inside or
outside the network, among other things.

Jeremy

On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 1:15 PM, Grant Jordan
<grant@...> wrote:

I'm using dyndns for remote access. It works great when I'm connected
externally but I can't use it to connect internally to the network. I must
use the local IP address. Does anyone know what router settings or port
forwarding needs to be set to allow me to use dyndns internally? I think
it's a loopback issue but I'm not sure how to solve. I'm using a Belkin
Router. I've noticed on Apple Routers, I can use the dyndns address
internally and externally.



Thanks much,





Grant Jordan











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Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers.

A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the Database area.
Yahoo! Groups Links

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Jeremy Weatherford

I've been programming systems for a while now and feel pretty confident in my abilities. I also feel confident that my abilities are very limited. With that in mind I feel I need to jump into Simpl+. I've writen exactly two Simpl+ modules (and one of them was in intermediate class). I'm looking for help here from those of you who used to be in my shoes. How should I begin learning about Simpl+? Are there any resorces out there that I should know about. I would like to attend programming for certification this year if I can, but I really need up my skill level before I do.
Thanks for any help.

I'm using dyndns for remote access. It works great when I'm connected
externally but I can't use it to connect internally to the network. I must
use the local IP address. Does anyone know what router settings or port
forwarding needs to be set to allow me to use dyndns internally? I think
it's a loopback issue but I'm not sure how to solve. I'm using a Belkin
Router. I've noticed on Apple Routers, I can use the dyndns address
internally and externally.



Thanks much,





Grant Jordan

Has anyone controlled this tv before? It's a commercial monitor with digital signage capability built-in or something like that. Are Samsung protocols usually the same? Would one of the modules already posted work for this thing?

Thanks,

Aaron

I would to control a PC like a mouse by a TPMC-15-QM

I saw that Touch-the-PC is a Crestron software that can use witch a TPS series
witch UPDD driver control.

Have you ever been use it with a TPMC series touchpanel ?

Wich is the correct connection and touch configuration?

Thanks a lot.

Nevermind - that one's already on Yahoo!



On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 3:11 PM, Phil Bridges <gravityhammer@...>wrote:

I have a 797T I can upload - worth a shot, I guess.




On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 2:36 PM, enco.josh <enco.josh@...> wrote:

Does any have the IR codes for a LG RC897T DVD/VHS combo player? I am
stuck on site without an IR learner. Thanks in advance.

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I have a 797T I can upload - worth a shot, I guess.



On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 2:36 PM, enco.josh <enco.josh@...> wrote:

Does any have the IR codes for a LG RC897T DVD/VHS combo player? I am stuck
on site without an IR learner. Thanks in advance.

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I know this is an old post but I am being asked to integrate a ViaDJ. Could you provide the link to the module that you downloaded or post it to the group. Thank you

It works as well as you would expect a Polycom to work.



On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 2:53 PM, Andy Maxey <andy@...> wrote:

Yes. I've used it for the basics without any problem.

Andy

From: Crestron@... <Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> [mailto:
Crestron@... <Crestron%40yahoogroups.com>] On Behalf Of
brendanmcalpine
Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 1:47 PM
To: Crestron@... <Crestron%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [Crestron] Polycom HDX 9000 Crestron Module


Has anyone used the Polycom HDX 9000 Crestron Module with a HDX 8000 codec?
I would assume modules are backward compatible, but just want to be sure .

Any thoughts would be much appreciated.

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Yes. I've used it for the basics without any problem.

Andy

From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of brendanmcalpine
Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 1:47 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Polycom HDX 9000 Crestron Module



Has anyone used the Polycom HDX 9000 Crestron Module with a HDX 8000 codec?
I would assume modules are backward compatible, but just want to be sure .

Any thoughts would be much appreciated.

Has anyone used the Polycom HDX 9000 Crestron Module with a HDX 8000 codec?
I would assume modules are backward compatible, but just want to be sure .

Any thoughts would be much appreciated.

Does any have the IR codes for a LG RC897T DVD/VHS combo player? I am stuck on site without an IR learner. Thanks in advance.

Yup. Your gateway is screwed. I used to see this reasonably frequently a
few years back - you'll need to send the GW back for repair/replacement.

Simon C

2010/1/21 Lincoln King-Cliby <lincoln@...>

My system at home: I replaced a C2N-CBD with a CNX-BF12. Existing wire,
didn't even change the Phoenix connectors. Now all of a sudden the
ML-500/600s on the CNRFGWA-418 stop chatting.

Disconnect CNX-BF12 Cresnet at the CNT-BLOCK end of the cable... no change.
Even with an ML-500 at 6", 18", and 3'.

Take antenna off CNRFGWA-418 and the ML-500 works within about 3' of the
gateway. Put antenna back on, goes back to not working.

An interesting observation is that the "SIGNAL" LED on the 433 CNRFGWA
right next to the -418 is clearly illuminated with I hit any button; the
"SIGNAL" LED on the -418 only flashes when I take the antenna off or
physically touch the ML-500 to the -418's antenna (in that case, though,
even though the signal usually LED comes on nothing seems to happen)

Making me scratch my head even more: Using Superdebugger is showing me
"something" being received by the gateway, but that's not triggering the
logic associated with the press in the program

E.g. press and release "Prev Ch" on the remote that should be RFID 20
<01/21/2010 14:17:03>CRX:Slot-01.ID-73 :1 Way TX ID:6F Join:33 Value:1
<01/21/2010 14:17:03>CRX:Slot-01.ID-73 :1 Way TX ID:00 Join:0 Value:0

Press and release softkey 10 for group 1
<01/21/2010 14:19:01>CRX:Slot-01.ID-73 :1 Way TX ID:49 Join:34 Value:1
<01/21/2010 14:19:01>CRX:Slot-01.ID-73 :1 Way TX ID:00 Join:0 Value:0

Any ideas?

Lincoln

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Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS
Applications Engineer
ControlWorks Consulting, LLC

V: 440.449.1100 x1107 F: 440.449.1106 I:
Crestron Authorized Independent Programmer

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My system at home: I replaced a C2N-CBD with a CNX-BF12. Existing wire, didn't even change the Phoenix connectors. Now all of a sudden the ML-500/600s on the CNRFGWA-418 stop chatting.

Disconnect CNX-BF12 Cresnet at the CNT-BLOCK end of the cable... no change. Even with an ML-500 at 6", 18", and 3'.

Take antenna off CNRFGWA-418 and the ML-500 works within about 3' of the gateway. Put antenna back on, goes back to not working.

An interesting observation is that the "SIGNAL" LED on the 433 CNRFGWA right next to the -418 is clearly illuminated with I hit any button; the "SIGNAL" LED on the -418 only flashes when I take the antenna off or physically touch the ML-500 to the -418's antenna (in that case, though, even though the signal usually LED comes on nothing seems to happen)

Making me scratch my head even more: Using Superdebugger is showing me "something" being received by the gateway, but that's not triggering the logic associated with the press in the program

E.g. press and release "Prev Ch" on the remote that should be RFID 20
<01/21/2010 14:17:03>CRX:Slot-01.ID-73 :1 Way TX ID:6F Join:33 Value:1
<01/21/2010 14:17:03>CRX:Slot-01.ID-73 :1 Way TX ID:00 Join:0 Value:0

Press and release softkey 10 for group 1
<01/21/2010 14:19:01>CRX:Slot-01.ID-73 :1 Way TX ID:49 Join:34 Value:1
<01/21/2010 14:19:01>CRX:Slot-01.ID-73 :1 Way TX ID:00 Join:0 Value:0

Any ideas?

Lincoln


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Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS
Applications Engineer
ControlWorks Consulting, LLC

V: 440.449.1100 x1107 F: 440.449.1106 I:
Crestron Authorized Independent Programmer

Have you played with a Pixell VP-2000 video wall processor? The layouts have
to be predefined by the user and to change the source type (YUV, YPbPr, etc)
of a window, you basically have to call a different layout. If you have 4
source types, each "design" has 4^n possible layouts that you need to call
(n = windows in the layout). So, given a 16:9(static) with two 4:3(dynamic)
windows, there's *only* 16 possible layouts you can call. :) The program has
to track which "design" you're viewing, and also track the type of each
source going to the processor and select the correct layout based on that.

I found myself writing "sanity failure" in an error message today, and
thought it was a good summary for the routing in this system.

Sometimes I think consultants should be required to program the
systems they design... 350 lines of SIMPL+ to be able to route 17
sources through four separate matrices to six projectors is just
insane. Don't you love divisible rooms?

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Jeremy Weatherford

I'm interested in creating nicer looking interfaces for my systems so I started today by downloading one of Crestron's templates - Destiny. Now I have a folder full of .psd files. I have PhotoShop, but mostly use it for editing photos and I'm unsure of where to start with this. Can anyone offer a few hints or share their workflow with me?

-Andy