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Re: Crestron Av3 reset command
Andrew Welker
There are symbols for that in the standard Crestron library.
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Crestron Av3 reset command
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Hello, i have been using Crestron Av3 and trying to make a button on xpanel to act like software reset or hardware reset on the machine ex: can i reset another processor from main processor with commands on network i will be glad if anybody helps cause i am a little hurry. Thanks in advance Emre |
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New file uploaded to Crestron
Hello,
This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Crestron group. File : /Modules/DuneHD_IP_Control_V2c.zip Uploaded by : disnamic <benjy@...> Description : Direct Socket IP Module for Dune HD Players. With Bargraph and Feedback. 3-Series tested You can access this file at the URL: To learn more about file sharing for your group, please visit: Regards, disnamic <benjy@...> |
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Re: Another Nest question
I've done quite a bit with the Nest module recently - added in discrete Home/Away inputs and feedback into the Simpl+ Nest Processor and also tidied the Simpl wrapper to account for UK Nests, including a Call Heat output (I'm in the UK). From what I can see, you should be able to have multiple instances of the Simpl Module and you would simply add a startup pulse (use a delay of 20s on processor startup) to trigger the appropriate Thermostat Select input. Belt and braces, I'd also send the select pulse each time the user accesses their particular?Nest page, but from my experience, once a stat is selected, I've never seen it deselect. Mark |
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Re: TSW-752 Screen Saver Question
Andrew Welker
Not for 3 series. With 3 series, ntp is built in to the firmware and is set from the system info dialog in toolbox
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TSW-752 Screen Saver Question
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi Folks, ? This is my first time working with the newer TSW-752 panels. I am playing with the screen saver and for the life of me I cannot figure out how to set the offset for my time zone (Atlantic Time). I am using time.nrc.ca for the server and the time shown on the screen saver is 3 hours ahead. I have looked through the literature and online but cannot find a thing. Would anyone know the secret? ? Kind regards, ? -David ? ? |
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Re: Crosspoint Help
You want one CCROSS per control point.? In this case, if you have a single set of buttons on your TP layout for raise/lower/open/close, you'll have one CCROSS symbol connected to those buttons for press and fb.? Your crosspoint connection logic will "steer" the TP signals to/from the correct device (ECROSS) as you select each shade. Understand you won't be able to control more than one shade at a time using this method.? Based on your description I'm assuming that's what you want.On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 10:50 AM, josh.many@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Crosspoint Help
So I am making an attempt at using crosspoints and failing. I have 4 Shades motors that are controlled by four different ECROSS symbols.
I am just trying to get this working right now with a single touch panel and will be adding additional panels once its working as expected.? The TP has buttons to raise, lower, open, close the shade selected shade. I also have a shade smart object so that includes analog signals for Set_Position, and Position_fb.? Currently I am using 4 CCROSS symbols (1 for each shade). I am also using a single ECCONNECT for my entire system, as I have yet to fully incorporate all of Neil's guidance provided in his beautiful Crosspoint diagram () Basically I select shades1-4 using buttons on the TP which initiates my ECCONECT using a SOS as displayed in the diagram.? So I compile and load the program... I select shade1 on the TP and control it as expected. Once I select shade2, whenever I control it, I'm now controling shade1 and 2. If I continue to select shade3, now I'm controling shades1-3. So if I were to press the raise button, all the shades previously selected? are raised. The 4 CCROSS symbols share the same inputs from the TP (raise, lower, open, close...) but I figured that once a new connection was made, the DiscFromC signal being sent to the ECCONECT should ensure my crosspoint connections were terminated properly.? I attempted using the DiscFromE on the ECCONECT but failed to get that working properly. What am I doing wrong? Should I only be using 1 CCROSS per TP? If so, do I just use buffers to feed the CCROSS so if Shades1 is selected the TP1_Shade_Raise_bp --> TP1_Shade1_Raise_bp? Thanks in advance for any guidance! -Josh |
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New file uploaded to Crestron
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This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Crestron group. File : /Documents/McIntosh RS232 c2500 MAC6700. MA8000.rar Uploaded by : moskmanz <moskmanz@...> Description : RS232 codes for McIntosh c2500 MA6700 MA8000 You can access this file at the URL: To learn more about file sharing for your group, please visit: Regards, moskmanz <moskmanz@...> |
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Re: change ip table
Upon further testing the remapping really doesn't work well for multiple programs on the same processor running identical code. ?
If I have identical programs in slots 1 & 2 with touchpanel defined at IPID 03, but have the panels trying to connect at 04 and 05, remapping 04 and 05 to 03 in the 2 programs's IP Table the first program will connect but the second says NOT REG. ? |
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Re: change ip table
It doesn't look like the remap thing is going to work for programs running in the same processor. ?I tried putting the EISC at 07 in program 1 and 05 in program 2, then having them talk together on 10, but it's not registering. ?
IP Table for program 1 CIP_ID ?Type ? ?Status ? ? DevID ?Port ? IP Address/SiteName ?? ? 3 ?Gway ? ?ONLINE ? ? ? ? ? ?41794 ?127.000.000.001 ?? ? 7 ? ? ? ? ?NOT REG ? ? ?10 ? 41794 ?127.000.000.002? IPTable for program 2 CIP_ID ?Type ? ?Status ? ? DevID ?Port ? IP Address/SiteName ?? ? 5 ? ? ? ? ?NOT REG ? ? ?10 ? 41794 ?127.000.000.002 Interesting stuff. ?The Device ID method is certainly is working well for devices like touchpanels. ? What does work for my purpose (multiple programs running identical code in different processor slots talking to a "master program") is to create an EISC in the identical programs at all the IPIDs it could use, copy all signals / parameters, then only defining the one I actually want that program slot to use with a manual IP Table entry. ? It was a nice try, would have made the program a little cleaner. ? |