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Re: Crestron 2 series processor
I would look at Ebay, lots of nice deals there.
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--- In Crestron@..., "steve_advanced" <maverick2112@...> wrote:
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Re: Simpl Windows Freezes
Does anyone know if the freezing issues have been fixed? I have been programming quite a lot of DMPS-300 and I am noticing long lengths of freezing when opening, compiling, saving etc.
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Re: Ethernet Intersystem Communication question (yay!... right?)
Yes, this works without any problems.
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of metdeathx Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2012 7:12 PM To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] Ethernet Intersystem Communication question (yay!... right?) 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. |
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Re: Suggestion for a 65" LED flatscreen with serial control
Samsung UN65ES8000
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Re: Using a C2N-IIF as a doorbell - problem with audio
Which DI box do you have?
Are you using a balanced output? How are you wiring that to an RCA? Typically you'd tie - and ground (pins 1 & 3 in an XLR) together for the RCA ground. Chris On Dec 23, 2012 4:48 PM, "mrtgilberty" <mrtgilbert@...> wrote: ** [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Suggestion for a 65" LED flatscreen with serial control
My 42" LG has it and the protocol works well enough. I want to put a 65" in the family room and would like serial for that also. I don't see any new ones that list that they have it even if it's there.
I don't think my LG listed a serial port. I discovered that when I took it out of the box. Chip |
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Re: Using a C2N-IIF as a doorbell - problem with audio
I would say start trouble shooting the audio playing first. Plug the output
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Into something you know works to make sure it plays your wav then once that is good then troubleshoot timing issues. Nick Sent from my iBerryRex. RAWR On Dec 23, 2012, at 5:48 PM, mrtgilberty <mrtgilbert@...> wrote:
I'm using a C2N-IIF loaded with a WAV file to drive the local doorbell speaker of the C2N-IIF as well as feeding the speaker audio from the C2N-IIF back into the house into a BIPAD. On my test bench this works fine, running into two amps to generate the audio, so the audio generates fine. However when installed at the customer site, the local doorbell (a Holovision door entry system) plays the audio fine, however the audio going through the BIPAD doesn't work and makes a very quiet muffled 'odd sounding' noise. The audio out from the C2N-IIF (via the Speaker outputs) - I have the SPK +/- wires going into the local speaker as well as feeding into a Direct Injection box to take the speaker level down to line level. This then feeds into one of the RCA stereo inputs of the BIPAD and into a AMPX. I've adjusted the impedence of the Direct Injection box from full to none however I can't seem to get anything to work. The levels of the AMPX are set to a sensible level and the rooms in question are 'activated' when the audio is playing after the doorbell button is pressed. The doorbell sound then plays on the local door-station speaker but not over the speakers in the house (ie via the BIPAD / AMP). Could there be a delay in the AMPX turning on each zone, or is there some sort of incompatibility of using a WAV file to play through the BIPAD and AMPX? (I'm beginning to clutch at straws as to what could be wrong!) Thanks Tom [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Re: Using a C2N-IIF as a doorbell - problem with audio
Yes. There is a delay. I just did this with AAE's instead of bipad but I
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had to put 2 seconds of dead air at the beginning of my mp3. I played mine off of an mc3. Sent from my iBerryRex. RAWR On Dec 23, 2012, at 5:48 PM, mrtgilberty <mrtgilbert@...> wrote:
I'm using a C2N-IIF loaded with a WAV file to drive the local doorbell speaker of the C2N-IIF as well as feeding the speaker audio from the C2N-IIF back into the house into a BIPAD. On my test bench this works fine, running into two amps to generate the audio, so the audio generates fine. However when installed at the customer site, the local doorbell (a Holovision door entry system) plays the audio fine, however the audio going through the BIPAD doesn't work and makes a very quiet muffled 'odd sounding' noise. The audio out from the C2N-IIF (via the Speaker outputs) - I have the SPK +/- wires going into the local speaker as well as feeding into a Direct Injection box to take the speaker level down to line level. This then feeds into one of the RCA stereo inputs of the BIPAD and into a AMPX. I've adjusted the impedence of the Direct Injection box from full to none however I can't seem to get anything to work. The levels of the AMPX are set to a sensible level and the rooms in question are 'activated' when the audio is playing after the doorbell button is pressed. The doorbell sound then plays on the local door-station speaker but not over the speakers in the house (ie via the BIPAD / AMP). Could there be a delay in the AMPX turning on each zone, or is there some sort of incompatibility of using a WAV file to play through the BIPAD and AMPX? (I'm beginning to clutch at straws as to what could be wrong!) Thanks Tom [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Using a C2N-IIF as a doorbell - problem with audio
mrtgilberty
I'm using a C2N-IIF loaded with a WAV file to drive the local doorbell speaker of the C2N-IIF as well as feeding the speaker audio from the C2N-IIF back into the house into a BIPAD.
On my test bench this works fine, running into two amps to generate the audio, so the audio generates fine. However when installed at the customer site, the local doorbell (a Holovision door entry system) plays the audio fine, however the audio going through the BIPAD doesn't work and makes a very quiet muffled 'odd sounding' noise. The audio out from the C2N-IIF (via the Speaker outputs) - I have the SPK +/- wires going into the local speaker as well as feeding into a Direct Injection box to take the speaker level down to line level. This then feeds into one of the RCA stereo inputs of the BIPAD and into a AMPX. I've adjusted the impedence of the Direct Injection box from full to none however I can't seem to get anything to work. The levels of the AMPX are set to a sensible level and the rooms in question are 'activated' when the audio is playing after the doorbell button is pressed. The doorbell sound then plays on the local door-station speaker but not over the speakers in the house (ie via the BIPAD / AMP). Could there be a delay in the AMPX turning on each zone, or is there some sort of incompatibility of using a WAV file to play through the BIPAD and AMPX? (I'm beginning to clutch at straws as to what could be wrong!) Thanks Tom |
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MTX-3 Rendering performance
Page rendering performance seems to be lacking, so I am looking at ways to make page flips faster.
To get this out of the way...I never use page transitions so that is not the problem. I've noticed that graphics unfortunately seem to be the fastest way the MTX-3 can display a button. I can work with that if that is the best option. It's more work, but they look great visually and display almost instantly. Buttons with aliased text created in VTPro render more slowly but look crappy because they are obviously ...aliased...ha. Buttons with Anti-aliased text look good, but for me are unusable because they display so slowly. It's like watching text come up on a 300 baud modem connection to a BBS. Did I get the above correct or is there something I am missing that will allow me use MTX-3 rendered text, look good and render quickly? Thank you! |
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MTX-3 VTPro System Bar Background
Howdy,
1st, I have only been a member for 2 weeks or so and have learned a ton on this site, so thanks mods and members. Much Appreciated. I am working on an MTX-3 and have a question about the system bar in VTPro. How do you make the background transparent? It seems like and should be an easy thing to do. Change the background color in the Properties of the System Bar right? If I do that, the background is black. If I change that setting from transparent to opaque and choose a color, the color appears as expected. If I change it back to transparent, it changes to black. WTF? Latest Firmware and VTPro as of today. Thank you! |
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Re: Ip table issue eslave a pro2 to a cp3
Thanks, I figured it was an easy fix.
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Re: My first Android project
Thank you Tony Golden! You gave me the clue I needed, that the Mobile pro symbol was under Ethernet touch panels. I looked all over simpl and just could not find it. Once I used that symbol everything worked perfect!
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Thanks again, GG --- In Crestron@..., "Tony Golden" <mrgolden@...> wrote:
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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: 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)
RSPW1[SPACE][SPACE][SPACE]\r - format dictates 3 spaces "syntax"
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Re: Good Ol' Sharp (PITA)
If you're controlling them over ethernet, you need to send "RSPW2 \r"
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Re: My first Android project
That's good to know. Thanks Tony. I wish we had a forum where we could make
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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:appropriate symbols and panel type. In simpl I find a number of ipad/ipd/iphone [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Re: My first Android project
In programming, Android devices are setup exactly like iOS devices. In Simpl,
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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: |
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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.
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No magic, it's expected behavior, and they should know that. --- In Crestron@..., "Kris" <kris.k@...> wrote:
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