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Re: Good Ol' Sharp (PITA)

 

You are welcome to alter the one that I posted, quite a while back, for the
LC-65xxxx



From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf
Of jcdigitalmethod
Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2012 4:38 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: Good Ol' Sharp (PITA)





Note - Some Sharp displays require you to send "RSPW1 \r" after the display
has been powered on to enable serial commands to work while off or in
"standby"

--- In Crestron@... <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> ,
"eagrubbs" <eagrubbs@...> wrote:

I hate to ask, but does anyone have a simpl only module they are willing
to share that takes into account the "OK" or "ERR" fb that the displays
provide before you give fb from the module? I just don't have the time right
now to invest in creating my own.
Re: Good Ol' Sharp (PITA)

 

RSPW1[SPACE][SPACE][SPACE]&#92;r - format dictates 3 spaces "syntax"

On Sun, Dec 23, 2012 at 2:02 PM, Eric Walters <sentry07@...> wrote:

**


If you're controlling them over ethernet, you need to send "RSPW2 &#92;r"


On Sat, Dec 22, 2012 at 2:38 PM, jcdigitalmethod <
j.j.cunningham@...
wrote:
Note - Some Sharp displays require you to send "RSPW1 &#92;r" after the
display has been powered on to enable serial commands to work while off
or
in "standby"

--- In Crestron@..., "eagrubbs" <eagrubbs@...> wrote:

I hate to ask, but does anyone have a simpl only module they are
willing
to share that takes into account the "OK" or "ERR" fb that the displays
provide before you give fb from the module? I just don't have the time
right now to invest in creating my own.



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Re: Good Ol' Sharp (PITA)

 

If you're controlling them over ethernet, you need to send "RSPW2 &#92;r"

On Sat, Dec 22, 2012 at 2:38 PM, jcdigitalmethod <j.j.cunningham@...
wrote:
Note - Some Sharp displays require you to send "RSPW1 &#92;r" after the
display has been powered on to enable serial commands to work while off or
in "standby"

--- In Crestron@..., "eagrubbs" <eagrubbs@...> wrote:

I hate to ask, but does anyone have a simpl only module they are willing
to share that takes into account the "OK" or "ERR" fb that the displays
provide before you give fb from the module? I just don't have the time
right now to invest in creating my own.



------------------------------------




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
Re: My first Android project

 

That's good to know. Thanks Tony. I wish we had a forum where we could make
this post "sticky". I've always wondered the differences but they all
seemed to work so I just pick the shortest one.

Nick

Sent from my iBerryRex. RAWR

On Dec 23, 2012, at 2:28 PM, Tony Golden <mrgolden@...> wrote:



In programming, Android devices are setup exactly like iOS devices. In
Simpl,
use the Crestron Mobile touchpanel symbol. In VtPro, you can either use
Mobile,
Mobile Pro, or "for Phones" for iPhones or Android phones - the latter
allows
custom resolutions to accommodate the various Android screen sizes.
Similarly
for tablets, you can use Mobile G, Mobile Pro G, or "for Tablets" - all will
work. But again, only the "for Phones" and "for Tablets" panel types allow
resolutions other than iPhone or iPad standard.

--- On Sunday, December 23, 2012 at 11:03 AM, geekygizmo wrote:

After looking through simpl and vtpro, I can't seem to find the
appropriate
symbols and panel type. In simpl I find a number of ipad/ipd/iphone
Ethernet devices but no "Mobile pro" device or a reference to Android. In
VTpro I can save as several typesof mobile pro projects but they all say
iphone/ipad in the descriptions, again I can't find any reference to
Android. My Crestron database is dated 5/2012 (31.00.004.00) and device
database is 9/2012 (45.00.019.00). I figure they are new enough since the
Android app came out in late 2011??

I find references on this group for using the ipad symbol for android too
but can not confirm that is correct and I like many others just get an
"invalid port" error when I try using any of the above combinations.

Could someone clarify exactly what is needed to setup an Android app,
exactly which symbols and panel type to select?

Thanks for any help in advance,
GG



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Re: My first Android project

 

In programming, Android devices are setup exactly like iOS devices. In Simpl,
use the Crestron Mobile touchpanel symbol. In VtPro, you can either use Mobile,
Mobile Pro, or "for Phones" for iPhones or Android phones - the latter allows
custom resolutions to accommodate the various Android screen sizes. Similarly
for tablets, you can use Mobile G, Mobile Pro G, or "for Tablets" - all will
work. But again, only the "for Phones" and "for Tablets" panel types allow
resolutions other than iPhone or iPad standard.

--- On Sunday, December 23, 2012 at 11:03 AM, geekygizmo wrote:

After looking through simpl and vtpro, I can't seem to find the appropriate
symbols and panel type. In simpl I find a number of ipad/ipd/iphone
Ethernet devices but no "Mobile pro" device or a reference to Android. In
VTpro I can save as several typesof mobile pro projects but they all say
iphone/ipad in the descriptions, again I can't find any reference to
Android. My Crestron database is dated 5/2012 (31.00.004.00) and device
database is 9/2012 (45.00.019.00). I figure they are new enough since the
Android app came out in late 2011??

I find references on this group for using the ipad symbol for android too
but can not confirm that is correct and I like many others just get an
"invalid port" error when I try using any of the above combinations.

Could someone clarify exactly what is needed to setup an Android app,
exactly which symbols and panel type to select?

Thanks for any help in advance,
GG
Re: Ip table issue eslave a pro2 to a cp3

 

2 series as a slave are CIP. They're not Gateway. As such you have to put the IP Entry in the IP config tab in SIMPL before you compile it if you expect to upload it w/the program, or you can do it via toolbox like you did.

No magic, it's expected behavior, and they should know that.

--- In Crestron@..., "Kris" <kris.k@...> wrote:

When I compile and load the program to the cp3 the ip table does not include the eslaved pro2. If I manually enter the ip table entry it works fine, however the pro2 shows up as CIP instead of gateway. Anyone run into this? TB support said they would "tap some shoulders" and get back to me.
Ip table issue eslave a pro2 to a cp3

 

When I compile and load the program to the cp3 the ip table does not include the eslaved pro2. If I manually enter the ip table entry it works fine, however the pro2 shows up as CIP instead of gateway. Anyone run into this? TB support said they would "tap some shoulders" and get back to me.
Re: Pickup a VIDMUX but I think something is seriously wrong......help

 

I've been away from Creston for a while now after I bought the new house.....I'm looking at resurrecting my Vidmux for something that crossed my mind.....i can't seem to find the PDF for it anymore in documents.....can someone re-upload it for me? Google has been fruitless.

thanks!

--- In Crestron@..., "kittmaster" <chris@...> wrote:

Mike

I sent a response to your email this morning. Sometimes my domain
gets nailed by spam filters for some unknown reason.

Let me know if you got what I inquired.

thanks again

Chris

--- In Crestron@..., "soundmanmiked" <soundmanmike@>
wrote:

Chris,

The VIDMUX was a modular built switcher. If a lot of audio
switching
was needed then more levels of audio were installed and the same
goes
the other way around for video switching. I have used VIDMUXs that
were full of cards. So therefore there are all kinds combinations
available. Each level could be plugged in as needed. If you need
any parts (i.e. video, audio or network boards) for your VIDMUX,
just
email me. I have all kinds of parts for them including 1/4 inch
cables that plug into the audio boards. They are easy to install.

Mike

--- In Crestron@..., "kittmaster" <chris@> wrote:

I picked up a vidmux off the flea is good condition.

The problem is all of the audio plugs are plugged up. There is no
place to put the audio!

It has two rows of BNCs on the bottom L1 and L2 A-H and outputs 1-
4
for each bank. But there are 48 audio "holes" with "plugs for the
1/
4 jacks. The PDF text and images show all of this, the pdf does
defines "versions of it"

I've dismantled the piece to get a handle on why, all four of the
audio boards are not present.

I can put up a screenshot if needed.

The PDF shows the silkscreen on the left side of the ports, but
this
vidmux only has L1 and L2 for the video only........I'm beyond
pissed
at this point, only because of ignorance on my part to know what I
should be looking for before I bought it.

I have a call into crestron but that doesn't look good since he
stated "it was before his time there"........errr

Anyone have any heads up on this cluster....?

Thanks

Chris
My first Android project

 

After looking through simpl and vtpro, I can't seem to find the appropriate symbols and panel type. In simpl I find a number of ipad/ipd/iphone Ethernet devices but no "Mobile pro" device or a reference to Android. In VTpro I can save as several typesof mobile pro projects but they all say iphone/ipad in the descriptions, again I can't find any reference to Android. My Crestron database is dated 5/2012 (31.00.004.00) and device database is 9/2012 (45.00.019.00). I figure they are new enough since the Android app came out in late 2011??

I find references on this group for using the ipad symbol for android too but can not confirm that is correct and I like many others just get an "invalid port" error when I try using any of the above combinations.

Could someone clarify exactly what is needed to setup an Android app, exactly which symbols and panel type to select?

Thanks for any help in advance,
GG
Re: Crestron Integration with Microsoft Kinect

 

Thanks for all the suggestions and advice. I have completed the Kinect with Crestron integration and tested with multiple gestures.

--- In Crestron@..., "ajish_raju" <ajish.raju@...> wrote:

The requirement is for a video wall presets calling based on 25 gestures to recall 25 presets. There is already kinect sdk and i have to develop c# code to send the gesture feedback to the controller and i am good to go. I will update you on the project once its complete.

--- In Crestron@..., "eagrubbs" <eagrubbs@> wrote:

As soon as our software guys get the pc program up and going I will be adding gesturing to the demo system here for a kinect. If I don't kill the dvphd with a hammer before that happens. Lol.

--- In Crestron@..., "ajish_raju" <ajish.raju@> wrote:

We recently got a project where we need to develop gestures to control equipments using Kinect and Crestron. Has anyone developed any sdk in .net for this purpose.

I saw this link which gives information that Kinect is already integrated with Crestron.

Any inputs?

Regards
Ajish
Re: DM outputs to a production system, story and questions. :-)

 

Well, just pulsing hdcp off on the inputs works just fine for the mac inputs.

--- In Crestron@..., "crestronfreak55" <crestronfreak55@...> wrote:

Hi Matt,

I don't know how to do that on the Mac side, but there is a solution on the DM side: Call TB and ask for answer ID 5133 (this ID hat Tech Sup level, cannot be accessed directly). You can force the DM inputs to non HDCP mode.

Best regards

Crestronfreak

--- In Crestron@..., "matt_rasmussen_2000" <mjrtoo@> wrote:
3) Is there a way to change the way the digital output of an Apple PC to always be NON-HDCP compliant, this is really the biggest problem. I don't care if I can't play a BluRay on the second display output, but I should be able to see the damn desktop.

Thanks for looking. :)
Unbricking a PTX3 (and probably a TPMC-3X ?) Anyone ?

 

We're seeing a new pandemic manifestation : PTX3 remotes breaking apart (literally or functionally).

The side buttons are flawed and being replaced. But I have the second PTX3 stuck on the boot screen in my carry-on bag since friday evening. The first one was sent back to Crestron and they "flashed" it.

Is there a way to do that at home that anyone of you may know of ?

--
Marc-Etienne HUNEAU Dark Side of the Room (DSR)
+33 (0)6 615 516 90

Re: DM outputs to a production system, story and questions. :-)

Chip
 

Lol. Considering that, maybe save this for private email next time? :)

- Chip

--- In Crestron@..., "crestronfreak55" <crestronfreak55@...> wrote:

(this ID hat Tech Sup level, cannot be accessed directly).
Re: DM outputs to a production system, story and questions. :-)

 

Hi Matt,

I don't know how to do that on the Mac side, but there is a solution on the DM side: Call TB and ask for answer ID 5133 (this ID hat Tech Sup level, cannot be accessed directly). You can force the DM inputs to non HDCP mode.

Best regards

Crestronfreak

--- In Crestron@..., "matt_rasmussen_2000" <mjrtoo@...> wrote:
3) Is there a way to change the way the digital output of an Apple PC to always be NON-HDCP compliant, this is really the biggest problem. I don't care if I can't play a BluRay on the second display output, but I should be able to see the damn desktop.

Thanks for looking. :)
Re: Pakedge Reliability

jgreenink16
 

I have to chime in here as well and report nothing but good things about pakedge. I've worked with them directly on a lot of things and they're all very helpful. What issues are you having?

--- In Crestron@..., "m.nguyen" <mpninc@...> wrote:

We have been using pakedge as well and it been pretty solid aside from the
issue with ps3 with virtual cell.
On Dec 22, 2012 5:22 PM, "Kris" <kris.k@...> wrote:

**


Never had hardware issues. Only issues with improper setup, wiring or
implementation. Got to love IT issues!

--- In Crestron@..., "Bill Karlis" <vkarlisc@> wrote:

Hello All :-)

For our crestron IT backbone, we've been using Pakedge routers,
switches, access points and their virtual kit lately.

Occasionally, we seem to be having network issues at clients homes and
apartments. Its not often but does seem to happen.

I am trying to narrow it down whether its a problem on our side with
running wires / terminating ends properly etc.

Has anyone else had hardware issues with Pakedge gear?

Thanks in advance,
Bill
Re: Ethernet Intersystem Communication question (yay!... right?)

 

I'd add another MC3 or CEN-CI3 with appropriate cards. I'd avoid using prodigy processors, with regular Crestron stuff. You'll just get pigeon-holed in the future. And yeah, I know PMC3's are probably cheaper.

--- In Crestron@..., "metdeathx" <metdeathx@...> wrote:

In my personal system I have a MC3 that controls two rooms, each have some "local" sources, and there are some shared sources (BDP-7000ES, Roku, analog video switcher).

I'm thinking about adding a third room using a PMC3 and EIC, will that actually work? I can add the EIC symbol to the PMC3 system, and to the MC3. However, before I go about the ardous task of adding the handlers for those sources to the EIC, has anyone done anything similar?

If so, any pitfalls I should look out for? I'm not likely to run 1000s of symbols between the systems, just basic things like play/pause/stop, a few feedback and interlock states for the shared devices.
Re: Problem with LC1000 Locking a button high

 

Latest firmware on the lc1000?

i had one for a while, and currently have like 6 ct1000 in my house with no issues. They are great budget units.

Jon
Re: samsung 46es8000 ex-link not working

 

I dropped one in yesterday and it worked straight out of the box with the Crestron Driver and Logic module

UN46ES8000 via ex link/Samsung 232 adapter into a PMC3-XP. I replaced an old LG plasma which was working via ir.

I tested the codes in SIMPL debugger before I tried our MTX-3 and worked beautifully.

....Now if Samsung would only add ex links to their bluray players with discreet power, and to their lower end TV's....

What kind of ex-link/232 cable were you using?

--- In Crestron@..., Matt McReavy <matt@...> wrote:

Hope this helps:

1st Method:
To enter service menu (on the TV): Make sure display is Off, then rapidly
press the following keys "Mute, 1, 8, 2, Power".
After entering service mode set the "RS-2323Jack" to Hotel. Autowall and
Hotel Mode should be set to Off.

2nd Method:
To enter service menu: Make sure display is Off, then rapidly press the
following keys "Mute, 1, 8, 2, Power".
Select "Expert" option. Go to "RS232 options". In the "RS232 options" menu,
select UART.


On Wed, Dec 19, 2012 at 8:15 AM, chrish172003 <chris@...> wrote:

**


i've previously got the ex-link working on an 8000 display but i have x2
onsite here that i cant get the unit to respond to ex-link commands

i've messed around with the cable everyway possible and also the settings
in setup mode and all i can seem to do is to get the tv to mirror on the rx
and command i send to it

anyone got any idea's



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Re: Prodigy EX and CEN-RFGW-EX

Joe Hostyn
 

Since it's the XP processor you can use any regular line product with it (including the RFGW-EX which I've used successfully), then you have no limitations with prodigy switches. ?It's not much more to buy CLW-ex switches and you only have the gateway limits to work with. ?If you need more than the 6 remote limit your screwed without adding an extra processor.





________________________________
From: Warren <warren@...>
To: Crestron@...
Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2012 3:19:16 PM
Subject: [Crestron] Prodigy EX and CEN-RFGW-EX


?
Hi,

I assume I know the answer to this, but wanted to confirm. I've done some testing to confirm, but still wanted to check.

I am working on a PMC3-XP and I'm getting close to the light switch limit for the onboard EX GW.

I can add a CEN-RFGW to the XP but it doesn't seem like the Prodigy switches will connect to the CEN-RFGW.

Can someone confirm that these (i.e. P-DIMEX or P-LDIMEX) will NOT work with the CEN-RFGW-EX?

Lastly, if I want to expand the EX capability of the prodigy, what is the part number for that unit? I cannot seem to find out what that is.

Thanks,
Warren




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Re: Pakedge Reliability

 

We have been using pakedge as well and it been pretty solid aside from the
issue with ps3 with virtual cell.
On Dec 22, 2012 5:22 PM, "Kris" <kris.k@...> wrote:

**


Never had hardware issues. Only issues with improper setup, wiring or
implementation. Got to love IT issues!

--- In Crestron@..., "Bill Karlis" <vkarlisc@...> wrote:

Hello All :-)

For our crestron IT backbone, we've been using Pakedge routers,
switches, access points and their virtual kit lately.

Occasionally, we seem to be having network issues at clients homes and
apartments. Its not often but does seem to happen.

I am trying to narrow it down whether its a problem on our side with
running wires / terminating ends properly etc.

Has anyone else had hardware issues with Pakedge gear?

Thanks in advance,
Bill


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