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For a first time I've to program The RTI T-1 Remote On a Crestron System, I've use MX850 Before But The client Want to Switch to RTI T-1 I know That I've Have to Use CNRFGW 433 For Receiver But I don't Know What to Use Instead For the actual RF Remote in The device View Of SMPL.
Any Good Help Will Be Much Appreciated.

I have been developing a application to run on a MAC Mini that will take any plain text string from Kaleidescape, iPod, Request or any other device that Crestron can interface with and extract the text, and then speak it out loud.

It was mainly for a blind client that I have but was looking to see if anyone would be interested in a package that I am looking at selling which would include

1:- Crestron Module
2:- Software Application
3:- Mac Mini configured to run application (Optional)

If anyone is interested please email me.

I've purchased my macbook pro upgrades (new internal disk and memory) at OWC (<>)

just plug in the type of machine you have and they will recommend the proper part(s)

good service and reasonable prices

HTH

-----Original Message-----

From: gsusmood <audioandnetartist@...>
Sent: Mar 25, 2013 8:24 AM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Upgrading RAM memory to my Mac Book Pro

For those running Parallels, My mac have stock RAM 4G. am planing the upgrade to 8G, Anyone have any particular brand tested to get better performance on the Crestron Apps or overall? AM thinking that any update to the RAM will improve compiling and some weird opening windows thinking circle...

I've purchased my macbook pro upgrades (new internal disk and memory) at OWC (<>)

just plug in the type of machine you have and they will recommend the proper part(s)

good service and reasonable prices

HTH

-----Original Message-----

From: gsusmood <audioandnetartist@...>
Sent: Mar 25, 2013 8:24 AM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Upgrading RAM memory to my Mac Book Pro

For those running Parallels, My mac have stock RAM 4G. am planing the upgrade to 8G, Anyone have any particular brand tested to get better performance on the Crestron Apps or overall? AM thinking that any update to the RAM will improve compiling and some weird opening windows thinking circle...

Depends on the way the trigger to whatever module you're using is written/intended to be used but generally "only once".

Most SIMPL+ logic, for example, is edge triggered -- the action occurs on the rising or falling edge of the signal [e.g. high to low or low to high]. Some logic, though is level triggered, for example a RAMP in SIMPL+ where the action occurs for as long as the signal is high (or low)

Lincoln

-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of rlf79cm
Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2013 5:36 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: Analog output

Quick one, if I tie the < digital output to a trigger email event will it send the email just once, or continually send it until the < is no longer high?

Cheers

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

ACOMP2 and a debounce to make sure the temp is stable before triggering the email?

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "rlf79cm" <rlf79cm@> wrote:

What's the best way to trigger an event based on an analog output from a C2N-RTHS sensor? The sensor has one Temp and one Humidity output, and I'd like to send an email when temp gets below 12 degrees.. (the email side things is all written and the sensor is outputting correctly - just not sure if the symbol inebtween the two)

Cheers!

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Atlona, that's who...

Sure, there's a 'power' indicator, when the power switch is on, but no indication if it's in the on/off state from the IR remote. Stupid...

;)

Atlona, that's who...

Sure, there's a 'power' indicator, when the power switch is on, but no
indication if it's in the on/off state from the IR remote. Stupid...

;)



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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

Any of the ADA ptm series amps. PTM-850 is 1 space 8 channel tank, stable down to 2 ohms if you dare.

--- In Crestron@..., "Etienne" <etienne@> wrote:

Hi,

I love using Crestron Sonnex, but for some projects it is just to expensive. The AAE's aren't bad, but sometimes they are "too light" for some projects.

What do the rest of you use if you require more power than AAE's, but at a budget? I need a unit with at least 8 zones (16 channels), full and reliable control, pre-amp and amplifier in one or separates, BUT cost less than Sonnex 24x8.

Thanks!

Someone had posted in a previous thread that it was only reliable with a
dhcp reservation because the boxes would forget they were static and grab
dhcp again. So the work around was a dhcp reservation.

Nick

Sent from my iBerryRex. RAWR

On Feb 5, 2013, at 2:00 AM, Jon Spackman <fueler1@...> wrote:



Last time i tried chips module, i had the opposite problem: the module
would work for almost a day and stop responding. Power cycling directv box
made all work again for a day or less.

I gave up and just used ir emitters. Works everytime

If you have any more info, maybe that would help.

One last thought, do you have static setup on the boxes or ip reservation
in the router? Try borh or the other from what you have now and see if

helps.
Jon

Sent from my iPad



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Sorry, I should have said... same power, features and quality as the Sonnex 24x8, but less expensive.




--- In Crestron@..., "jcdigitalmethod" <j.j.cunningham@> wrote:

Any of the ADA ptm series amps. PTM-850 is 1 space 8 channel tank, stable down to 2 ohms if you dare.

--- In Crestron@..., "Etienne" <etienne@> wrote:

Hi,

I love using Crestron Sonnex, but for some projects it is just to expensive. The AAE's aren't bad, but sometimes they are "too light" for some projects.

What do the rest of you use if you require more power than AAE's, but at a budget? I need a unit with at least 8 zones (16 channels), full and reliable control, pre-amp and amplifier in one or separates, BUT cost less than Sonnex 24x8.

Thanks!

Someone had posted in a previous thread that it was only reliable with a
dhcp reservation because the boxes would forget they were static and grab
dhcp again. So the work around was a dhcp reservation.

Nick

Sent from my iBerryRex. RAWR

On Feb 5, 2013, at 2:00 AM, Jon Spackman <fueler1@...> wrote:



Last time i tried chips module, i had the opposite problem: the module
would work for almost a day and stop responding. Power cycling directv box
made all work again for a day or less.

I gave up and just used ir emitters. Works everytime

If you have any more info, maybe that would help.

One last thought, do you have static setup on the boxes or ip reservation
in the router? Try borh or the other from what you have now and see if that
helps.
Jon

Sent from my iPad

We have had the same issues at a clients house with a CP2E talking to a Pro2 and a Pac2mini. We have been working with Crestron engineers on the issue and they sent us a BETA firmware that seems to have fixed the issue. We were running the 4.007.00 fimware on both with the same UNKNOWN in the IP table.

Crestron said the "root of the problem is a network link that is going down and back up very quickly … in very short amount of time. This causes us to overwrite the link-up state with the link down state. We will have a firmware that addresses this tomorrow, so this is an option. We could also put the switch on a UPS if all the Crestron processors are connected to the same switch. This would presumably prevent this short cycling. The FW will be a pre-release and it will take some time for this to work its way through our Full QE (Quality Engineering) testing cycle and become incorporated into a released version. Please first explore adding a UPS to the switch (they can do that right now), but if we need to employ the pre-release FW we can do that when its available later this week."

I would contact support regarding the issue and see if they will give the firmware to try.

Eric
Xen Technology Group, LLC

--- In Crestron@..., "jac777888" <jchelton@> wrote:

Also, I have had similar networking issues with using the LAN's PoE switch to supply PoE power to DMCO-55 cards, when connected, I would intermittently loose connection to CP2E, then disconnect PoE feeds to output cards and it cleared up. Also throughput on the LAN dropped significantly. Using PoE injectors solved the problem.


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

Just FYI, I just finished fighting the same type of issues. All of the sudden I had the same network problems with multiple, non-connected, systems. Come to find out, there were two main issues. First, I had ADMS's at both locations and both were a major contributor to the problem. I could unplug them and the problems went away, plug them back in and the problems would return. Also, another culprit was the 4.007 firmware update. And, finally, the center point of the problem was a Netflix 8 port gigabit switch. I switched it out for a cisco 16 port gigabit switch and all is well. I still get errors on the 4.007 firmware but they are not killing my systems anymore. By the way, you can get rid of the 4.007 errors by rolling back the firmware to the previous version. I hope something in my babbling will help.

Take Care,
DAVE

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

Has anyone else experience weird network connection problems between Crestron equipment with recent updates?

I have had DM Router issues, where it will show the DM Router as being offline until I reboot the DM and then it pops back up online in the IP Table.

This happened in multiple locations with multiple programs/DMs.

On another site I have CP2E running lights talking to another CP2E and I'm having a hell of a time getting them to talk to each other over an EISC.

A reboot of both will usually connect them up for a while, but then they will stop talking.

One processor is showing a status of "UNKNOWN" and the other shows a connection status of "NO_NETWORK", which I don't remember seeing before.

I gave up using Direct Sockets because they seem broke, but this is just basic Crestron 101 falling apart.