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Re: Script enabling NVRAM?

cyberbri24
 

NVRAMDiskSetSize 64

--- In Crestron@..., "cyberbri24" <cyberbri24@...> wrote:

Is there a secret command to script for enabling NVRAM in multiple processors
?
Re: Cameo Wireless Wallbox Dimmer Opinions?

 

Infinet ex has been very successful/stable for me.

Only thing to watch out for is that the dimmers CANNOT get backlight engravings like the similar C2N-CBD-P cresnet keypads can. So make sure you don't promise the light switches will have backlighting like we once did.

Or if you can use the keypads instead they are more flexible.

--- In Crestron@..., "avselec" <peter@...> wrote:

Hi Group,
I am considering specifying the clw-dimex-p wallbox dimmers for a project. I'm interested to know the group's experience with this product. More specifically:
1. reliability
2. durability
3. feature set
4. performance
5. pros
6. cons

Thanks in advance for any opinions you have to share about this product.

Peter
Script enabling NVRAM?

cyberbri24
 

Is there a secret command to script for enabling NVRAM in multiple processors
?
Re: toggle buttons

cheinemann605
 

yeah, sorry about that. I was working on an extron system earlier today, and totally spaced out. I forgot that the toggle symbol needs to be linked back to the feedback input for that button in order for it to latch high.

--- In Crestron@..., "Chip" <cfm@...> wrote:


Not done on the panel itself. The TOGGLE symbol in SIMPL Windows is what you're looking for...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "cheinemann605" <cheinemann@> wrote:

I am having some issues with toggle buttons. Where is a button configured to be a toggle? is this done with VT-PRO, or is it done with a toggle command in SIMPL?
Re: Cameo Wireless Wallbox Dimmer Opinions?

Heath Volmer
 

I've used plenty of them and haven't really had any real problems.

I dislike how stiff the buttons are, especially when they are new. Lots of missed presses when you just tap it on the way by. The one in my office doesn't press at least a third of the time.


Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
Littleton, CO

Sent from my iTypo 4

On Mar 20, 2013, at 10:40 AM, "avselec" <peter@...> wrote:

Hi Group,
I am considering specifying the clw-dimex-p wallbox dimmers for a project. I'm interested to know the group's experience with this product. More specifically:
1. reliability
2. durability
3. feature set
4. performance
5. pros
6. cons

Thanks in advance for any opinions you have to share about this product.

Peter
Re: Slacker radio on Crestron

 

If you want economical, you may want to use my LMS/SBS module:


More info:

On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 10:11 AM, badgoliath42 <badgoliath42@...>wrote:

**


That's surely an interesting controller, I'll look into it for other
customers. This one wanted an economic solution, so I'll just get the new
Logitech UE Smart radio with iPeng app plugged into the PAD8, and that will
be it.

Thanks for your contribution!


--- In Crestron@..., Nick Mitchell <nick@...> wrote:

I just installed a fusion research oms1 and it supports slacker. It uses
the squeezebox interface module from control works. It integrated fairly
easily. And the module allows for anything the web interface or iPad app
can do. The best part is it supports 3 sources simultaneously. So pandora
slacker and Internet radio on one piece of hardware.

The guys at fusion research didn't seem concerned about the EOL of
squeezebox.

Nick

Sent from my eMail.

On Mar 19, 2013, at 11:45 AM, badgoliath42 <badgoliath42@...> wrote:



Hey there. I'm looking for a control of Slacker radio (I'm in Canada)
with
a Crestron PRO2 system and PAD8. I've been looking for a good solution on
internet, but with limited success.

First of all, is ATC-AUDIONET able to have full control of Slacker radio,
including BAN and FAVORITE functions, popularity, etc.? If not, what can
it
do?

I read some stuff about users controlling Squeezeboxes and Sonos system
with Crestron, but I'm a bit reluctant on that since it's third party
stuff
that is not directly supported by Crestron, device or control module we
can
buy. Beside, Logitech Squeezebox is been discontinued for newer products.
Is it a safe way to go?

I'm also wondering if there's any way to acquire a url streaming
directly,
or to build our own control module to command Slacker via http command or
else. Anyone has a hint on how to start this, if it's viable?

Finally, since the goal is to have centralized control for Slacker
accessible on any Crestron-software device (Touchpanels, iPad, Xpanel),
anyone has a global design idea to share?

Thanks for your suggestions.




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Re: Controllable Pandora Options

 

I used the controlworks module. It works great. Very responsive and their
module made it very simple to deploy. I'm quite happy. The only gotcha was
the control port on the oms is 80, not the standard 9000.

Nick


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On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 12:54 PM, weddellkw <weddellkw@...> wrote:

**


Hey Nick,

How did the OMS1 turn out? Did you use the ControlWorks module or roll
your own?

Thanks,
-kw


--- In Crestron@..., Nick Mitchell <nick@...> wrote:

Fusion Research makes a line of ovation pieces that mimics a squeezebox.
It
even uses the squeezebox API. I'm integrating one now. Under a $1000.
They
have several models. This one I have is a 3 analog output one OMS1 is the
model # I believe. Also has a rack mount option available.
www.fusionrd.com

Nick



Sent from my iBerryRex. RAWR

On Feb 22, 2013, at 9:29 AM, Chip <cfm@...> 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




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Re: Cameo Wireless Wallbox Dimmer Opinions?

 

We use lots of them, no real complaints about the particular model.

My complaint about the line in general is that the '-P' models use white LEDs and the '-E' models use an uglier green LED, so if you use both side-by-side it looks funny. Breaking visual uniformity between similar products like that kills me.

--- In Crestron@..., "avselec" <peter@...> wrote:

Hi Group,
I am considering specifying the clw-dimex-p wallbox dimmers for a project. I'm interested to know the group's experience with this product. More specifically:
1. reliability
2. durability
3. feature set
4. performance
5. pros
6. cons

Thanks in advance for any opinions you have to share about this product.

Peter
Cameo Wireless Wallbox Dimmer Opinions?

 

Hi Group,
I am considering specifying the clw-dimex-p wallbox dimmers for a project. I'm interested to know the group's experience with this product. More specifically:
1. reliability
2. durability
3. feature set
4. performance
5. pros
6. cons

Thanks in advance for any opinions you have to share about this product.

Peter
Re: Controllable Pandora Options

 

Hey Nick,

How did the OMS1 turn out? Did you use the ControlWorks module or roll your own?

Thanks,
-kw

--- In Crestron@..., Nick Mitchell <nick@...> wrote:

Fusion Research makes a line of ovation pieces that mimics a squeezebox. It
even uses the squeezebox API. I'm integrating one now. Under a $1000. They
have several models. This one I have is a 3 analog output one OMS1 is the
model # I believe. Also has a rack mount option available. www.fusionrd.com

Nick



Sent from my iBerryRex. RAWR

On Feb 22, 2013, at 9:29 AM, Chip <cfm@...> 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




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Re: Cresnet bus

 

Hi Chris,

Do you mean if the Y and Z have been crossed?

If you have two processors on the Cresnet, ONE of them will be on address 02 and the other MUST be on a higher address (in order to make it a slave). If they're both on 02, then they will BOTH try to take control of the Cresnet bus, and fight over the Y and Z lines. I'd be surprised if you'd see any Cresnet devices in such circumstances. At best, I'd expect very intermittent/corrupt responses from slave devices.

If one is a master and one is a slave, the slave will sit with its transceiver in high Z (i.e. listening to the bus) and you just won't see it if the Y and Z are the wrong way around.

If the master has Y and Z reversed, again, I think you're looking at a very quiet Cresnet bus as none of the devices will respond.

To be honest, I think off-site diagnosis is going to be inconclusive.

All the best,
Ol

--- In Crestron@..., Chris Schley <cssfh3@...> wrote:

So I have 2 questions.

First is - does anyone know if you can tell from offsite if 2
processors' cresnet buses have been crossed?

and second, what would the effects be if they were crossed?

Chris.&#92;
Re: door locks recommendation

Georges Khalil
 

Hasn't Yale released deadbolts that include InfinitEX? Anyone has any news
on those?


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Georges Khalil, M.Sc.A.

Directeur de l'ing閚ierie
Engineering Manager

Design Homesync Inc.
www.homesync.ca
T : 514 360-3414


On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 11:31 AM, Ken Brunner <kenbrunner69@...>wrote:

**


Kwikset Zwave with the leviton Zwave controller has exceeded my
expectations. Long battery life, feedback including manual operation and
battery level, and easy to install.


--- In Crestron@..., "wes_lim88" <wes_lim88@...> wrote:

what door locks do you find easy to integrate with Crestron?

i need feedback. when the door is manually locked/unlocked it shows in
the panel and the same time i can lock/unlock through crestron panel.


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Re: Cresnet bus

 

If you have 2 processors on the same cresnet bus and both are set up to be the primary processor you will see cresnet devices appear and disappear on the bus as they assign themselves to one processor and then the other.

So, you can get a pretty good idea from offsite if that is the problem if you can poll the cresnet.

--- In Crestron@..., Chris Schley <cssfh3@...> wrote:

So I have 2 questions.

First is - does anyone know if you can tell from offsite if 2
processors' cresnet buses have been crossed?

and second, what would the effects be if they were crossed?

Chris.&#92;
Cresnet bus

Chris Schley
 

So I have 2 questions.

First is - does anyone know if you can tell from offsite if 2 processors' cresnet buses have been crossed?

and second, what would the effects be if they were crossed?

Chris.&#92;
Re: door locks recommendation

 

Kwikset Zwave with the leviton Zwave controller has exceeded my expectations. Long battery life, feedback including manual operation and battery level, and easy to install.

--- In Crestron@..., "wes_lim88" <wes_lim88@...> wrote:

what door locks do you find easy to integrate with Crestron?

i need feedback. when the door is manually locked/unlocked it shows in the panel and the same time i can lock/unlock through crestron panel.
Re: Roku 3 module posting

 

Just a FYI.
I tried yours last night with roku stick and direct stations work perfect. Arrows and Ffwd work some of them when stick is in my oppo103. Most don't work when plugged in to onkyo 818AVR.

But direct stations and feedback from those work great!!

Sent from my pocket computer
Re: ClearOne Interact Pro preset modules?

 

Only 4 presets available, no macros in the interact.

for simple things I have stacked commands such as:

#KO MUTE A P 2&#92;x0D#KO MUTE B P 2&#92;x0D

with no issue.

Sean

--- In Crestron@..., "Adam" <adam@...> wrote:

Hi All

Has anyone written a module for Interact Pro Presets. I cannot see macros strings And is there only 4 presets, that you can setup?. We have used converge products with no problems.
Re: Slacker radio on Crestron

 

That's surely an interesting controller, I'll look into it for other customers. This one wanted an economic solution, so I'll just get the new Logitech UE Smart radio with iPeng app plugged into the PAD8, and that will be it.

Thanks for your contribution!

--- In Crestron@..., Nick Mitchell <nick@...> wrote:

I just installed a fusion research oms1 and it supports slacker. It uses
the squeezebox interface module from control works. It integrated fairly
easily. And the module allows for anything the web interface or iPad app
can do. The best part is it supports 3 sources simultaneously. So pandora
slacker and Internet radio on one piece of hardware.

The guys at fusion research didn't seem concerned about the EOL of
squeezebox.

Nick

Sent from my eMail.

On Mar 19, 2013, at 11:45 AM, badgoliath42 <badgoliath42@...> wrote:



Hey there. I'm looking for a control of Slacker radio (I'm in Canada) with
a Crestron PRO2 system and PAD8. I've been looking for a good solution on
internet, but with limited success.

First of all, is ATC-AUDIONET able to have full control of Slacker radio,
including BAN and FAVORITE functions, popularity, etc.? If not, what can it
do?

I read some stuff about users controlling Squeezeboxes and Sonos system
with Crestron, but I'm a bit reluctant on that since it's third party stuff
that is not directly supported by Crestron, device or control module we can
buy. Beside, Logitech Squeezebox is been discontinued for newer products.
Is it a safe way to go?

I'm also wondering if there's any way to acquire a url streaming directly,
or to build our own control module to command Slacker via http command or
else. Anyone has a hint on how to start this, if it's viable?

Finally, since the goal is to have centralized control for Slacker
accessible on any Crestron-software device (Touchpanels, iPad, Xpanel),
anyone has a global design idea to share?

Thanks for your suggestions.
Re: ClearOne Interact Pro preset modules?

 

pass me an e-mail address and I will send what I have.

--- In Crestron@..., "Adam" <adam@...> wrote:

Hi All

Has anyone written a module for Interact Pro Presets. I cannot see macros strings And is there only 4 presets, that you can setup?. We have used converge products with no problems.
Re: Relay Speaker Switching

Heath Volmer
 

Sounds like it will be fine.

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
Littleton, CO

Sent from my iTypo 4

On Mar 19, 2013, at 11:02 PM, "pd.armstrong77" <paul_mach3@...> wrote:

but I could potentially use a din-8sw8 relay for the switching? its rated for 240v 16amp. I only ask as I am using these for all sorts of requirements on site from window treatments and garage door open triggers etc and I have plenty of spares on the last module? I could trigger it from the selection of the altered tv position with an interlock?

--- In Crestron@..., Heath Volmer <hvolmer@...> wrote:

You can use the PRO3 relays to trip an external relay. I like to get relays with 24V DC coils because there is always Cresnet power around. Any time you introduce a contact into a speaker line, you could have loss, but it will be negligible and probably undetectable.

I believe the internal relays are rated for 30V. Speakers signal can exceed that. Not sure what would happen, given the transient nature of the signal. You would of course use up four of them vs just one for external and it will be messier than using a DPDT relay external (looping the inputs through those tiny terminals). It is always safest to have a level of separation between things. I recall taking over a job with a PRO2 that had many fried relays. There was a motorized door panel that had a 48V trigger on an external relay. I'm assuming that the previous guy had tried various internal relays and had relay failures. I think they were stuck closed.

- Heath -

On Mar 17, 2013, at 10:00 PM, pd.armstrong77 wrote:

what a fantastic suggestion! and a tremendous price!! Will there be any loss of quality?

When you say digital output, are you referring to the pro3 versiports? Can they be set to output a specific voltage or will this toy be happy with a logic closure?

Out of curiosity what is the reason that their relays can't be used, would it damage them? or the speakers, or both?


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