DMPS-4K-150C

#219224

Does anyone know if the DMPS-4K-150C can run multiple programs?? I can't find any info on the website if it will or not.? I know the normal DMPS3-300C's only run a single program slot, so I would assume the same for these smaller guys but wanted to verify.

It seems that Crestron likes to put tons of obvious Marketing Talk on their Specifications/Feature pages, but not as much info for some of the more specific information to those of us who program it like the above question.

-jason

Re: Samsung TVs IR control discrete power on doesn't work after being off a long time

#219223

I recently had a new Samsung not take a discrete off command.? Same driver I've used for years, but a new TV.? It would not turn off until I sent the command twice...

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219222

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This logic would always route the last plugged in roombox to a display. Assuming that's not an issue, done.

If he always wants a specific roombox on a specific display he'll need to go the rcon route.

Sent from my mobile. Please excuse brevity and any typos.

Caleb Radecky |?Manager, Online Products & Services
Crestron Silver Certified Programmer | DMC-D-4K | DMC-E-4K
ControlWorks Consulting, LLC |?Crestron Services Provider?| 701 Beta Dr. #22 Cleveland OH 44143
P.440.449.1100 X1109 | F.440.449.1106 |http://www.controlworks.com

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From: Andrew Welker andrew.welker@... [Crestron] [Crestron@...]
Received: Tuesday, 17 Jan 2017, 19:43
To: Crestron@... [Crestron@...]
Subject: Re: [Crestron] Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

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That doesn't seem foolproof to me...they shouldn't need to care which TX is plugged into the floor box. Give them one button on the UI that says Floor Box or Laptop or whatever is appropriate, then use the logic like in the screenshot below so that when they push the Floor Box button, it routes the correct floor box. At some point the labels will fall off, someone will press the input 4 button when the input 1 TX is connected, or something like that.

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On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 7:31 PM nvaslpn25@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

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cheers for that, seems to be the general consensus to rcon the dm frame i shall have to give that a go.?

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219221

very nice thank you, i think i have about all i need to crack this.

Re: New BSS Modules (3-series)

#219220

scottcoumbe, with regards to the toggle, this sounds more like a bss issue vs a module issue.

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219219

The IPID is reassigned by the frame when it is connected, based on what the program tells it it should be.? Whatever is plugged into input #4 will always get the same IPID.

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On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 7:50 PM, nvaslpn25@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

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to do the latter and simply know that any transmitter is connected. once i drop a transmitter on the dm input card will it make any difference that the code has one IPID showing the unit is fixed and the transmitter that connects could potentially be different?

Re: Samsung TVs IR control discrete power on doesn't work after being off a long time

#219217

Might be same or similar problem. I had a samsung the other day not take on or off codes from the IR receiver on the bottom edge of the tv. Volume, mute etc all worked perfectly, but nothing for power controls. it was a RTI remote so i sent the power commands from the remote instead and it worked fine....

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219216

brilliant Andrew that does does give me something have a go at. Will be diving into that first thing tomorrow, cheers for the assist its very much appreciated.

Re: MMS-2 power supply

#219218

Thanks, Pat.

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On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 7:43 PM, Pat Molettieri pat.molettieri@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

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If you have a 19.5v power supply from a Dell computer then you can also use that.? I doubt that out when inhale a clients MMS crap out and put my Dell power supply in its place while waiting for a replacement to come from Autonomics.

Just an FYI in case you have one sitting around the office.

Pat

On Jan 17, 2017, at 4:35 AM, oliver.hall@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

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Phil - thanks for asking the question, and I think the sarcasm is a bit misplaced when not only does the spec on the Autonomic website not give the polarity, but it also doesn't specify the physical connector size.

I've been in precisely the same situation as you, and found out the hard way (after buying a suitable PSU which had the wrong plug dimensions, and then multiple attempts at different connectors, none of which would seat correctly) that the DC power jack isn't that easy to match.? From the info that sound.scan posted, it looks like it's a 5.5mm OD 2.5mm pin, so I may have another go now - but I ended up getting an ATX 4 pin power connector and connecting it up to the board (the connector is just behind the jack when you lift the lid) and using that instead as it's just for use in the office (it's easy to see the correct?polarity that way too).

All the best,
Ol

Re: New BSS Modules (3-series)

#219215

The WAIT(30) is inside the SIMPL+ Wrapper of the Level module. Comment it out as a test?

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219214

to do the latter and simply know that any transmitter is connected. once i drop a transmitter on the dm input card will it make any difference that the code has one IPID showing the unit is fixed and the transmitter that connects could potentially be different?

Re: MMS-2 power supply

#219213

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If you have a 19.5v power supply from a Dell computer then you can also use that. ?I doubt that out when inhale a clients MMS crap out and put my Dell power supply in its place while waiting for a replacement to come from Autonomics.

Just an FYI in case you have one sitting around the office.

Pat

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On Jan 17, 2017, at 4:35 AM, oliver.hall@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

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Phil - thanks for asking the question, and I think the sarcasm is a bit misplaced when not only does the spec on the Autonomic website not give the polarity, but it also doesn't specify the physical connector size.

I've been in precisely the same situation as you, and found out the hard way (after buying a suitable PSU which had the wrong plug dimensions, and then multiple attempts at different connectors, none of which would seat correctly) that the DC power jack isn't that easy to match.? From the info that sound.scan posted, it looks like it's a 5.5mm OD 2.5mm pin, so I may have another go now - but I ended up getting an ATX 4 pin power connector and connecting it up to the board (the connector is just behind the jack when you lift the lid) and using that instead as it's just for use in the office (it's easy to see the correct?polarity that way too).

All the best,
Ol

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

Andrew Welker

#219212

That doesn't seem foolproof to me...they shouldn't need to care which TX is plugged into the floor box. Give them one button on the UI that says Floor Box or Laptop or whatever is appropriate, then use the logic like in the screenshot below so that when they push the Floor Box button, it routes the correct floor box. At some point the labels will fall off, someone will press the input 4 button when the input 1 TX is connected, or something like that.

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On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 7:31 PM nvaslpn25@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

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cheers for that, seems to be the general consensus to rcon the dm frame i shall have to give that a go.?

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219211

cheers for that, seems to be the general consensus to rcon the dm frame i shall have to give that a go.?

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219210

absolutely for the latter the extender does the job. but yes im going for the former, i want to know which of a set of 4 transmitters is connected to say input 4. im trying to dummy proof it for the client so they only have to know the transmitter they connected was labeled input 1 so they press input 1 on the UI.

Sony Blu-ray IP control

#219209

Sony Bluray IP control, Has any one written anything for this yet?

?I know it is possible, but i cant find anything written already. Its a little beyond my capabilities to write my self.

Thanks

Saul

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219208

You want to know *which* particular transmitter is plugged into, for example, input 4? Or you want to know that any transmitter is plugged into input 4?

For the latter, the offline extender gets you where you need to go. For the former, I'd imagine you could open an IP connection to the DM frame, and send it an RCON SLOT 19.1.1 EST and then parse the response for the MAC address.? I'm spit balling that command, ?BTW.?

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On Jan 17, 2017 7:03 PM, "nvaslpn25@... [Crestron]" <Crestron@...> wrote:

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Right, im currently doing that but it only detects that the unit is online. i want to be able to know what input it has been connected to so that no matter if i gets connected to dm input card 7 or 5 or 9 i can dynamically change the analog init value to always send the source to a particular output.

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219207

So, if I'm understanding you, there's a TX that moves around the room with a specific source and they get moved to different inputs on the switcher. So in PNM the ipaddress of the TX box is a known value so you can add a TCP/IP client (or several) to your code and put in that IP address. Send the "est/x0D" to the device(s) when the offline indicator(s) goes low and parse out the MAC info.... maybe practice your SIMPL+

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219206

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First thought I had is if you see a roombox come online, have the processor connect to the DM frame, then rcon the mac of the roombox that came online. That could be slightly problematic since when a roombox that has the wrong ipt, the roombox will reboot a few times.

Sent from my mobile. Please excuse brevity and any typos.

Caleb Radecky |?Manager, Online Products & Services
Crestron Silver Certified Programmer | DMC-D-4K | DMC-E-4K
ControlWorks Consulting, LLC |?Crestron Services Provider?| 701 Beta Dr. #22 Cleveland OH 44143
P.440.449.1100 X1109 | F.440.449.1106 |http://www.controlworks.com

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Received: Tuesday, 17 Jan 2017, 19:03
To: Crestron@... [Crestron@...]
Subject: Re: [Crestron] Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

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Right, im currently doing that but it only detects that the unit is online. i want to be able to know what input it has been connected to so that no matter if i gets connected to dm input card 7 or 5 or 9 i can dynamically change the analog init value to always send the source to a particular output.

Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID

#219205

ahh i believe i see what your saying and how that could work, i think, not 100% sure i see all the way but i'll look some more on it.?

if i see correctly i need to explain the scenario fully. If one transmitter is physically labeled Input one then the end user connects that to say input 9 of the Matrix on the Touchpanel i want to be able to enable a button that says input 1. when this is pressed it routes the transmitter through correctly whether the transmitter is on input 9 of the matrix or ends up on 12 of the matrix.

if that is clear you think the solution your proposing can do this? if so i may need you to walk me through it again please.