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Re: Control method of Xilica Neutrino

 

The protocol is the same as the Uno.

If the control string is not correct the unit will not send a response. The example string for the input mute is a good string to test. If the command is successful the unit will respond with a packet header.


Re: Control method of Xilica Neutrino

 

Hi Jcwieser,

Sorry, I have not programming experience of Uno, below link is the protocol manual of Neutrino for your reference. On the other hand, I through the TCP port 10001 to send the command to?Neutrino. However, it has not ant respond of the DSP, please kindly advice......



Thanks and Regards,
Terry


Re: Control method of Xilica Neutrino

 

Is the protocol the same as the Neutrino Uno?


Re: Crestron connected

 

I used the instructions from TB and it worked fine. I can't say whether or not the European models are connected or not. Have done a few and they're all working fine.


Re: CEN-NSP1

 

Dealers do love their exclusive GUIs. Neo and Semplice look great, they are modern and fresh. I sense a lot more attachment to dated high-tech / luxury GUI designs from owners than I do end-users. Imo NSP-1s should ONLY be controlled via the media player aside from basic transport hooks from a handheld remote.?Let them know you run the risk of missing out on new firmware?enabled features form the NSP-1, and taking on additional programming / support burdens, exactly like the case you're describing here.

If they won't listen you might try running an x-panel with a media player smart graphic to get you through what's hopefully a one time sxm interface side setup, then rely on your traditional graphics to control the source. Create the vtp, assign a smart id of 1 and compile. In SIMPL, right click on your corresponding panel and choose "manage smart graphics" and browse to your file. You can delete the media player module it adds to the program and link your CRPC / CRPC_Fb directly into the NSP-1 argument definition.?


Re: Crestron connected

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How did you enter to crestron menu. Guide from crestron TB is not working for me. Also i heard that firmware for europe is without crestron connected, so i tried update with US firmware.

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From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...]
Sent: Sunday, July 19, 2015 6:48 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: Crestron connected

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Yes it is.


Re: Crestron connected

 

Yes it is.


Crestron connected

kabza
 

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Hello.

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I am trying to figure, is denon avr-x3100w is "crestron connected"?

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Regards


Re: Help!!!

Larry Nienaber
 

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Yes.?


On Jul 18, 2015, at 7:21 PM, phil@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

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Not clear on this - did you connect the [tx$] of the SIO to the [tx$] on the COM1 symbol?


Phil.?


Control method of Xilica Neutrino

 

Dear All,


I have a Xilica Neutrino A1616-ND on my office and test it to connect with Crestron .Do you have any experience of control?Xilica Neutrino by Crestron's TCPIP control, I have use the TCPIP port 10001 to control Xilica Neutrino. However, it has not any respond on the DSP processor.?


Thanks and Regards,

Terry

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Re: TCP/IP connection between Crestron and Savant

Andrew Welker
 

Look at the help file for the TCP server. The 0.0.0.0 entry tells it to accept connections from any originating IP address. If you put a specific IP in, only connections from that IP will be allowed.


On Sat, Jul 18, 2015, 8:12 PM?Lincoln King-Cliby lincoln@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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That¡¯s true of all Ethernet devices on the 3-series ¨C the only time you can use the same IP ID across multiple slots is for EISC between the two slots, otherwise IP IDs must be unique and the first program to register that it¡¯s using the IPID owns the IPID.

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IMO it¡¯s one of the limitations on the utility of multiple program slots but I can absolutely see why it¡¯s necessary (how would the remote device know which program slot¡¯s IP table it was trying to connect to?)

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Lincoln

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Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS, DMC-E-4K/T/D

Commercial Market Director

Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Gold)

Crestron Services Provider | Biamp Audia Certified | Extron Control Professional


From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...]
Sent: Saturday, July 18, 2015 3:26 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: TCP/IP connection between Crestron and Savant

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I got it working and think I understand what the conflict may be.?


I had a program in Slot1 with the IPID of 03 for a device (CEN-TIA)
My program in Slot2 which had the TCP/IP Server also used IPID 03.

If I removed the IP Table ENtry for Slot1 and loaded my code, it showed the correct IP Table Info.
If I left the IP Table in Slot1 the same, the IP Table Info for Slot2 was loaded incorrectly.

So Basically, if you are using TCP/IP Server, make sure it's IPID is unique amongst all the programs on your 3 series processor.



Re: TCP/IP connection between Crestron and Savant

 

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That¡¯s true of all Ethernet devices on the 3-series ¨C the only time you can use the same IP ID across multiple slots is for EISC between the two slots, otherwise IP IDs must be unique and the first program to register that it¡¯s using the IPID owns the IPID.

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IMO it¡¯s one of the limitations on the utility of multiple program slots but I can absolutely see why it¡¯s necessary (how would the remote device know which program slot¡¯s IP table it was trying to connect to?)

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Lincoln

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Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS, DMC-E-4K/T/D

Commercial Market Director

Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Gold)

Crestron Services Provider | Biamp Audia Certified | Extron Control Professional


From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...]
Sent: Saturday, July 18, 2015 3:26 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: TCP/IP connection between Crestron and Savant

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I got it working and think I understand what the conflict may be.?


I had a program in Slot1 with the IPID of 03 for a device (CEN-TIA)
My program in Slot2 which had the TCP/IP Server also used IPID 03.

If I removed the IP Table ENtry for Slot1 and loaded my code, it showed the correct IP Table Info.
If I left the IP Table in Slot1 the same, the IP Table Info for Slot2 was loaded incorrectly.

So Basically, if you are using TCP/IP Server, make sure it's IPID is unique amongst all the programs on your 3 series processor.



Re: TCP/IP connection between Crestron and Savant

 

I will check that we are using a unique IP ID. ?I think we are but will have to look to be sure. ?We can see the info leaving the Savant. ?When setting up with Savant you make what they call a P-file using their P-File editor. ?You can tell it you want to use IP (one way only), RS-232 (I believe also one way), or IR. ?So we set it up for IP, put in the IP address of the Crestron processor, and the port that we set up on the Crestron (in this case 25000). ?I assumed that should do it... ?I have not tried all zero's for the IP address what is the thought process there?

Thanks
Jon


Re: Control Savant from Crestron?

Georges Khalil
 

Hey Tony, I would love a copy of that program, thanks!


Georges Khalil, Ph.D.

Homesync

RBQ: 5662-4315-01
T : 514-360-3419


On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 2:21 PM, 'Tony Golden' mrgolden@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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A few years ago, I wrote a D3Pro module that allows a Crestron lighting system to integrate with other control systems (Control4, Elan, Savant, etc.) by emulating a Centralite lighting system. I chose Centralite because its protocol is fairly simple and easy to "translate" to and from Crestron signal changes, and most of the "lower" control systems have drivers for it.

If the OP thinks that might be useful, send me an email and I'll give you a copy to try.

> --- On Wednesday, June 03, 2015 at 2:07 PM, Paul Cunningham wrote:
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> Depending on the application, it might be easier to find an existing
> profile in Savant that most closely mimics what you're trying to
> achieve and just mimic that protocol on the Crestron side.
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> On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 8:57 AM, eagrubbs wrote:
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> It would be like interfacing crestron with amx or vice versa. Use a com
> or ip to send commands between the two and write custom logic in the
> savant system. I don't think it will be very much fun on the savant
> side.



Re: Help!!!

 

Not clear on this - did you connect the [tx$] of the SIO to the [tx$] on the COM1 symbol?


Phil.?


Re: MediaManifold

 

Datacom had a comparable box, but the chip set manufacturer revamped the chip about 8 months ago and the price for the amp would have gone from $180 to around $800 so they discontinued it. ?I haven't found anything else like it since. ?I've gone to Televes or BT amps and taps or splitters again, depending on the situation. ?If you do find something let me know. ?I love a nice balanced signal to all displays!

Britt


Re: TCP/IP connection between Crestron and Savant

 

All of your IP Table entries should be unique anyway.

On Sat, Jul 18, 2015 at 3:26 PM, casey@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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I got it working and think I understand what the conflict may be.?


I had a program in Slot1 with the IPID of 03 for a device (CEN-TIA)
My program in Slot2 which had the TCP/IP Server also used IPID 03.

If I removed the IP Table ENtry for Slot1 and loaded my code, it showed the correct IP Table Info.
If I left the IP Table in Slot1 the same, the IP Table Info for Slot2 was loaded incorrectly.

So Basically, if you are using TCP/IP Server, make sure it's IPID is unique amongst all the programs on your 3 series processor.



Re: TCP/IP connection between Crestron and Savant

 

I got it working and think I understand what the conflict may be.?

I had a program in Slot1 with the IPID of 03 for a device (CEN-TIA)
My program in Slot2 which had the TCP/IP Server also used IPID 03.

If I removed the IP Table ENtry for Slot1 and loaded my code, it showed the correct IP Table Info.
If I left the IP Table in Slot1 the same, the IP Table Info for Slot2 was loaded incorrectly.

So Basically, if you are using TCP/IP Server, make sure it's IPID is unique amongst all the programs on your 3 series processor.


Re: TCP/IP connection between Crestron and Savant

Andrew Welker
 

Nope, I've done it plenty of times with Putty. When you do it from Putty, what type of connection are you selecting? You need to select raw, otherwise Putty will try and do the negototiation for the other types of connections and it won't work.


On Sat, Jul 18, 2015 at 3:02 PM casey@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Tried that Andrew, no luck when trying to Putty into the CP3. Maybe Its a PUTTY thing?


Re: TCP/IP connection between Crestron and Savant

 

Tried that Andrew, no luck when trying to Putty into the CP3. Maybe Its a PUTTY thing?