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That's exactly right. Basically each example builds on the basis of the
one before, so you can take the principles in the basic example: multiple
interfaces and apply it to the layered model to expand the number of
interfaces.

Where the real scalability come in is that you can contain all of the
signals for each interface (CCROSS, ECCONN, INITs and AOS) in a single
folder and you can copy/paste/F9 and fire up a new interface in seconds
(USE A SENSIBLE NAMING SCHEME WITH PREFIXES). All of the downstream layers
filter up through the top layer so none of that needs to be copied. The
same principle applies when adding additional audio zones in the advanced
example. Think of the audio zone as both equipment (duplicate the folder
with the audio logic/ECROSS) and as a control (it will have a folder
containing the same symbols as each interface, but applied to the AV Zone
as the controller for the source).

If you plan it right, you can reserve a range of joins on the AV Zone
ECROSS and CCROSS for each source type so that any source type can connect
to the AV Zone and the signals will be filtered up through the first layer
to the interface.

When implemented intelligently, crosspoints allow for an infinitely
scalable model to expand the number of interfaces/equipment with minimal
effort.


On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 3:19 PM, jasongt30721 <jaevans_cg@...> wrote:

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Excellent info thank you for taking the time!!!

I have a question on the Advanced Layered diagram, if you had a
TouchPanel 2 would you just use CCROSS ID2 connected to a new ECCONNECT
symbol that attaches to the same ECROSS ID's 2001d-2005d or would am I not
understanding it which is probably the case?

Thanks
Jason

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Excellent info thank you for taking the time!!!

I have a question on the Advanced Layered diagram, if you had a TouchPanel
2 would you just use CCROSS ID2 connected to a new ECCONNECT symbol that
attaches to the same ECROSS ID's 2001d-2005d or would am I not
understanding it which is probably the case?

Thanks
Jason

How can I find the mac address from simpl or simpl+?
Some advise?

I know that is possible with "est" from text console.
Can I take this command inside my simpl program?

Thanks in advance.

I am working through something similar right now. One thing that will help
troubleshoot is opening a text console and send the command ISTAT SPLUS
D006000. That should at least tell you what part of your program is
generating the error.

--
In Him,
Andrew Welker


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Also, on the off-chance that this is a DM system, CEC usually works without a problem on those displays.

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

Search the posts, it has been covered many times. You can also search google and get the remote central link for the info too.

--- In Crestron@..., "campana3012" <campana3012@> wrote:

so using the crestron samsung module und4000 (or something like that)
on a 51 inch samsung plasma pn51blahblah--any way--it kinda works except
when it turns off for no signal- it will not turn on again with exlink until u use remote cntrl to turn it on after which it works fine--so I disabled the auto turn off with no signal--but am concerned about power outage reboot not working--any ideas? is there some menu driven setting that will alow exlink to always work?

I contacted BSS about the master gain and they could not help me. I even tried crestron and TB called me back and said he would send me info after he talked with the guy that wrote the module and I never received it or heard back. I did a work around, but I did not like what I did to control volume, but it worked. :|


--- In Crestron@..., "mjrtoo2000" wrote:

I've altered the Crestron module for control of the Master, send me an email and I'll get it to you.

--- In Crestron@..., "jbudz1977" wrote:

Does anyone know how to control the master fader for an n-gain module? I noticed the master can be controlled in the n-gain basic 8 channel module.

Also, is it possible to display a meter on the touchpanel? The meter module only seems to be able to control the settings for a meter. My Audio consultant said it should be possible.

I really liked working with the London Blu - I had 2 160s in my system and found them very easy to work with. Even if you aren't doing the audio design, you want to get your hands on the architect file in order to grab all the HIQ net addresses for the modules.

--- In Crestron@..., "mjrtoo2000" wrote:

In the third party control document on the bss documents website. I like BSS, just did a large project with 18 of them, most BLU-800's. The analog inits for source select can get you on reboots if you don't take precautions.

--- In Crestron@..., Jeremy Weatherford wrote:

You guessed it... would be entered as object ID
&#92;x00&#92;x01&#92;x01. I don't remember where I saw this documented...

On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 11:21 AM, sentry07 wrote:

Quick question on the BSS London crestron modules: the ObjectID parameter is a three byte hex ID but nowhere in HiQnet Architect does it have a 3 byte ID. The only thing I can find is the HiQnet address which is something like . Would the ObjectID be the last three digits of this address? (101 in this case?)



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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

--
Jeremy Weatherford

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Absolutely. I would love to see what you have.

The popping sound is a problem for everyone, so "they" are working on
it and maybe in a future image release, or at least for the 3rd gen Pi.

I just saw another forum thread by a guy who was running a php
headless pandora station via a browser, which might also be ported. I
may take a stab at that this weekend, unless your work gets me past that.

let me know.


--- In Crestron@..., John Beasley wrote:

I also bought a pi with integration into my Crestron at home for
Pandora

in mind.

What I accomplished was basic/beta. I enabled telnet on my Pi and
then

created a TCP/IP Client Connection in Simpl to telnet into the unit
with Serial IO to negotiate the telnet connection and login I then
ensured that the login automatically started pianobar. It worked and
started the pianobar and outputted it to my AAE and you could user
serial sends from simpl debugger to change stations and what not. I
too had the audio pop and also got garbled sound 25% of the time
through the analog output so I turned my pi into an Xbian box instead.

I also used my Pi with an arduino and ser2tcp as a network IR server
for

my harmony to control my Crestron AAE until I got a pvid, rmc and mird
going.

They are pretty fun to play with. I still have the SD card with my

pianobar setup and just commented out the symbol in my program. I can
put together a quick package of what I got done so far if you would like.

Thanks
John

From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On

Behalf Of jgreenink16

Sent: Friday, February 22, 2013 10:07 AM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: Controllable Pandora Options



I'm working on this at the moment. There are lots of hurdles to
overcome

yet. First, most of the instructables end up with a problem at a step.
It took me almost a week of forum posting to get mine running with
help. Now that it's running, the problems are:

1. The analog output pops at the beginning and end of each song. So
you

get two loud pops at each change. You can use a usb audio output, but
I haven't tried that yet. The HDMI output does have audio on it
without the pops, but now you have to extract it, or use an hdmi input on a receiver.

2. I haven't started to try to send the data to a processor yet, but
I'm

expecting problems because I don't know linux that well. I'm hoping
that a few more forum threads will get some linux guys to help me output this.
Then, I need to get the presses in.

It's a great device, and I'm expecting a solid little thing that
will

eventually be the Pandora solution. Right now though, I don't know if
anyone else is working on it.

I'm open to collaborating.

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" wrote:

That looks pretty cool... I'm not feeling like tinkering for this,

otherwise I'd probably have a go at it!

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "jrw_96" wrote:

This is what I'm going to do (or something like it) when I find
some

extra time one of these weekends.

made-with/

The Raspberry Pi is pretty sweet for the low low price of $35

JRW

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" wrote:

The PC I had been running SqueezeServer on has gone belly-up,

rendering my SB streamer a useless hunk of plastic and metal. I don't
have any desire to replace the PC, so I'm looking for other options
for Pandora that are A) cheap, B) standalone, and C) have an API I can
take advantage of.

The WD TV Play/Live look like contenders, but I can't tell
from a

quick skim over the WD site if there's an API available. I see them
tout their i-Device remote, so I'm cautiously optimistic. Has anyone
looked further into these or any of the similar media playback boxes?

Sure as hell would love an ATC-AUDIONET option, but not for
how

much the card and a freaking CEN-TRACK cost... :(

Thanks,
- Chip

From what I've read, the CommandFusion_iViewer_List_Lighting.usp is the Crestron module I want to use in order to create a scrolling room list for Crestron control.

Is there a .gui file demoing this, or a Simpl program built showing what needs to be done to create the list?

Does anyone know how to set this up?


Jason

**


Absolutely. I would love to see what you have.

The popping sound is a problem for everyone, so "they" are working on it
and maybe in a future image release, or at least for the 3rd gen Pi.

I just saw another forum thread by a guy who was running a php headless
pandora station via a browser, which might also be ported. I may take a
stab at that this weekend, unless your work gets me past that.

let me know.


--- In Crestron@..., John Beasley wrote:

I also bought a pi with integration into my Crestron at home for Pandora

in mind.

What I accomplished was basic/beta. I enabled telnet on my Pi and then

created a TCP/IP Client Connection in Simpl to telnet into the unit with
Serial IO to negotiate the telnet connection and login I then ensured that
the login automatically started pianobar. It worked and started the
pianobar and outputted it to my AAE and you could user serial sends from
simpl debugger to change stations and what not. I too had the audio pop and
also got garbled sound 25% of the time through the analog output so I
turned my pi into an Xbian box instead.

I also used my Pi with an arduino and ser2tcp as a network IR server for

my harmony to control my Crestron AAE until I got a pvid, rmc and mird
going.

They are pretty fun to play with. I still have the SD card with my

pianobar setup and just commented out the symbol in my program. I can put
together a quick package of what I got done so far if you would like.

Thanks
John

From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On

Behalf Of jgreenink16

Sent: Friday, February 22, 2013 10:07 AM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: Controllable Pandora Options



I'm working on this at the moment. There are lots of hurdles to overcome

yet. First, most of the instructables end up with a problem at a step. It
took me almost a week of forum posting to get mine running with help. Now
that it's running, the problems are:

1. The analog output pops at the beginning and end of each song. So you

get two loud pops at each change. You can use a usb audio output, but I
haven't tried that yet. The HDMI output does have audio on it without the
pops, but now you have to extract it, or use an hdmi input on a receiver.

2. I haven't started to try to send the data to a processor yet, but I'm

expecting problems because I don't know linux that well. I'm hoping that a
few more forum threads will get some linux guys to help me output this.
Then, I need to get the presses in.

It's a great device, and I'm expecting a solid little thing that will

eventually be the Pandora solution. Right now though, I don't know if
anyone else is working on it.

I'm open to collaborating.

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" wrote:

That looks pretty cool... I'm not feeling like tinkering for this,

otherwise I'd probably have a go at it!

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "jrw_96" wrote:

This is what I'm going to do (or something like it) when I find some

extra time one of these weekends.

The Raspberry Pi is pretty sweet for the low low price of $35

JRW

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" wrote:

The PC I had been running SqueezeServer on has gone belly-up,

rendering my SB streamer a useless hunk of plastic and metal. I don't have
any desire to replace the PC, so I'm looking for other options for Pandora
that are A) cheap, B) standalone, and C) have an API I can take advantage
of.

The WD TV Play/Live look like contenders, but I can't tell from a

quick skim over the WD site if there's an API available. I see them tout
their i-Device remote, so I'm cautiously optimistic. Has anyone looked
further into these or any of the similar media playback boxes?

Sure as hell would love an ATC-AUDIONET option, but not for how

much the card and a freaking CEN-TRACK cost... :(

Thanks,
- Chip