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Re: Reading Lutron Homeworks Illumination Output Strings
Heather Baiman
It's in the Simpl Windows folder of the ftp site
________________________________________ From: Crestron@... [Crestron@...] on behalf of sumocomputers [iwannagetmail@...] Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2013 4:28 PM To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] Re: Reading Lutron Homeworks Illumination Output Strings I have logged into my Crestron Residential Dealer Account, and I cannot find Legacy Tools anywhere in their long list of downloads. I also logged into their FTP site, hunted around, and could not find anything. Google & Crestron site search also gave me a bunch of people saying you need the Legacy Tools, but no link. Any clues where I can get it? It seems like it has disappeared. Thanks --- In Crestron@..., Heather Baiman <heather@...> wrote:
------------------------------------ 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 |
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Re: Reading Lutron Homeworks Illumination Output Strings
sumocomputers
I have logged into my Crestron Residential Dealer Account, and I cannot find Legacy Tools anywhere in their long list of downloads.
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I also logged into their FTP site, hunted around, and could not find anything. Google & Crestron site search also gave me a bunch of people saying you need the Legacy Tools, but no link. Any clues where I can get it? It seems like it has disappeared. Thanks --- In Crestron@..., Heather Baiman <heather@...> wrote:
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Re: Talking to Innotech controllers via activex?
I know this is an old thread, but do you remember where you found documentation for the API? I'm able to setup the COM object but don't know where to go from there in regards to any functions calls, etc.
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BARCO Transform N example program via TCP/IP
Does anyone have any experience controlling a Barco video wall using IP
commands through telnet TCP/IP? If there is anyone that can send me the example programs, and the commands for controlling, I ?ll be appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Re: LOVE this Crestron Samsung TV APP
I've also dreamed of a day when some sort of programmable OSD was integrated into a DM switch in some way. Having it in the RMC would be nice, but it would also be useful to have as an input card on the DM switch. That way you could associate an OSD with a source, like an IDOC or AUDIONET card. That source card could be switched to any TV and provide OSD control without having it built into each RMC. Things like volume feedback would certainly work best built into an output card or an RMC.
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Re: Mobile Pro on iPhone 5
Ignore that - should have read my message feed!
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Re: Mobile Pro on iPhone 5
Ah that makes sense. Is there a new app in the midst then?
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Re: Mobile Pro on iPhone 5
The 'old' app was never modified to support the bigger screen sizes introduced with the iphone5. Wouldn't hold your breath for it at this point either.
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Re: Reading Lutron Homeworks Illumination Output Strings
Heather Baiman
Download the legacy tools, Test Manager is in there. It is the "debugger" for x-series.
________________________________________ From: Crestron@... [Crestron@...] on behalf of sumocomputers [iwannagetmail@...] Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2013 12:18 PM To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] Reading Lutron Homeworks Illumination Output Strings Having issues with Lutron to Crestron. We are using a very old CNMSX-PRO with an equally old ST-COM connected to a Lutron Homeworks Illumination Panel via RS-232, and having some problems reading data from the Lutron correctly. We know that when looking for strings coming out of Lutron, passing into the ST-COM, we can correctly identify the string as an example, for the Living Room Keypad Button in the following format, which matches up with the Lutron documentation: KBP, [01:06:07], 10\r Just to clarify, we have logic on the ST-COM that says "when we see the following string, go turn on the fireplace." Here is an explanation of the string: Keypad Button Press (KBP)Processor 1 (01)Link 6 (06)Keypad ID 7 (07)Button 10 (10)Carriage Return (\r) The above works perfectly. However, when we try other Keypads with other fireplaces, we get failure to recognize the strings. After troubleshooting a little, it appears that if the Keypad ID has double digits (like 10, 14, 16, etc), it doesn't work. I suspect one of three things: 1. Although Lutron should be sending out ASCII, for some reason it is sending out some other format (we cannot use SIMPL debugger to verify). It should be noted that for a Keypad ID of 10 as an example, none of the following worked placed into the ST-COM (note we are trying decimal, ASCII, and hex). Also see screenshot down below. KBP, [1:6:10], 5\r KBP, [01:06:10], 5\rKBP, [01:06:0A], 5\r None of the above work at all. 2. The second possibility is that the Crestron is not correctly translating the ASCII it is receiving, therefore not turning on the fireplace. 3. Maybe we need to set some options on the ST-COM Module, that I am not aware of. I tried to see if there is a way under "Configure Device" to set it for ASCII, Hex, or Decimal, but there is no option like that. What I really want to do, is monitor what the Crestron is really seeing from the Lutron Panel when certain Lutron Keypad buttons are pressed, but I think I need to use SIMPL Debugger for that. Since we cannot use Toolbox, and therefore SIMPL Debugger with this CNMSX-PRO, we are stuck. I tried using Toolbox and could not get it to work. Crestron verified that Toolbox will not work with our CNMSX-PRO. Please see Lutron documentation here: ; rotocol%202.pdf Please see screenshot of the ST-COM here: ; t%206.15.31%20PM-1.jpg Thanks [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ 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 |
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Re: Develop New Core3 iPad/iPhone App with Custom Graphics? Guess Again....
ewilliams0305
You can load custom graphics, just not custom controls. That doesnt meen you cant create a media player that looks how you want it too
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Reading Lutron Homeworks Illumination Output Strings
sumocomputers
Having issues with Lutron to Crestron.
We are using a very old CNMSX-PRO with an equally old ST-COM connected to a Lutron Homeworks Illumination Panel via RS-232, and having some problems reading data from the Lutron correctly. We know that when looking for strings coming out of Lutron, passing into the ST-COM, we can correctly identify the string as an example, for the Living Room Keypad Button in the following format, which matches up with the Lutron documentation: KBP, [01:06:07], 10\r Just to clarify, we have logic on the ST-COM that says "when we see the following string, go turn on the fireplace." Here is an explanation of the string: Keypad Button Press (KBP)Processor 1 (01)Link 6 (06)Keypad ID 7 (07)Button 10 (10)Carriage Return (\r) The above works perfectly. However, when we try other Keypads with other fireplaces, we get failure to recognize the strings. After troubleshooting a little, it appears that if the Keypad ID has double digits (like 10, 14, 16, etc), it doesn't work. I suspect one of three things: 1. Although Lutron should be sending out ASCII, for some reason it is sending out some other format (we cannot use SIMPL debugger to verify). It should be noted that for a Keypad ID of 10 as an example, none of the following worked placed into the ST-COM (note we are trying decimal, ASCII, and hex). Also see screenshot down below. KBP, [1:6:10], 5\r KBP, [01:06:10], 5\rKBP, [01:06:0A], 5\r None of the above work at all. 2. The second possibility is that the Crestron is not correctly translating the ASCII it is receiving, therefore not turning on the fireplace. 3. Maybe we need to set some options on the ST-COM Module, that I am not aware of. I tried to see if there is a way under "Configure Device" to set it for ASCII, Hex, or Decimal, but there is no option like that. What I really want to do, is monitor what the Crestron is really seeing from the Lutron Panel when certain Lutron Keypad buttons are pressed, but I think I need to use SIMPL Debugger for that. Since we cannot use Toolbox, and therefore SIMPL Debugger with this CNMSX-PRO, we are stuck. I tried using Toolbox and could not get it to work. Crestron verified that Toolbox will not work with our CNMSX-PRO. Please see Lutron documentation here: ; rotocol%202.pdf Please see screenshot of the ST-COM here: ; t%206.15.31%20PM-1.jpg Thanks |
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Re: LOVE this Crestron Samsung TV APP
Heath Volmer
It believe it does, but it's 480P component video. Not entirely useful.
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Put an overlay gui into a DM RMC - a wonderful idea. On Jun 8, 2013, at 9:20 AM, Jeremy Weatherford <jweather@...> wrote:
MC3 was supposed to have OSD functionality... not sure if that was ever |
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Re: LOVE this Crestron Samsung TV APP
MC3 was supposed to have OSD functionality... not sure if that was ever
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completed. On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 11:06 AM, gsrankin <grankin@...> wrote:
I've been telling Crestron to develop an on-screen interface ever since --
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Re: LOVE this Crestron Samsung TV APP
gsrankin
I've been telling Crestron to develop an on-screen interface ever since Control 4 came out. Their answer has always been the DVPHD. My reply has always been, "My client just paid a few grand for a TV, they're not going to pay another $10K for an on-screen GUI when the competition offers it for a few hundred dollars."
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The Samsung app looks like a nice toy. I saw it about a year ago at a road show. I still don't understand why they just don't throw some smarts into a room box and be done with it. Drive it around with a simple hand-held remote and all those on-touchscreen functions we love so well for media players and the like are now available on a 60" flatscreen. Has always seemed like a no-brainer to me, but then again what do I know? :-) --- In Crestron@..., "Sean Patterson" <sound.scan@...> wrote:
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Re: Yahoo Weather Is Downs
I'm not sure which endpoint you were using, but I'm using this to get a
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5-day forecast: On Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 6:25 PM, andyross94928 <sifuas@...> wrote:
Yahoo recently updated their weather service so it seems to return 2 days --
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