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Re: Power Toggle logic
It's not possible to get this working in all cases.? You have three options: 1) get power feedback from the display somehow (current sensor, light sensor, USB power detect, EDID detect), 2) use a different display with discrete power commands, or 3) put a power toggle button on the touchpanel and manage user expectations (not ideal). On Thu, Jan 19, 2017 at 6:25 AM, jaime.short@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Re: Adding a stop command after PZT action controlling a camera
"Or put your DPAD signals (up, down, left, right) into a NOR and drive the STOP command from the output.
As long as the STOP logic is only edge triggered, there's no need for any additional pulse symbols." The anal retentive among us hate the idea that this means a pan stop, tilt stop and zoom stop commands are generated/fired out every time the program starts up - that's why we use the neg trigger on pulses instead.? :) ? - Chip |
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Re: Polycom Soundstructure C series
Andrew Welker
There should be a sample program in the zip file you used. Look at that for reference I how things are hooked up. You'll probably mostly be using the basic in and out modules.
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Power Toggle logic
So I have a TV that only has a power toggle. I have to correct logic ( I believe) to only execute the power command when sources are selected after the TV is on so it doesn't turn it back off, and I thought I had the off working as well until I realized it throws the off again with a whole house off and ends up turning the TV on if its off and vice verse if it's in the other state. What would be the best logic or symbols to use to get this to function correctly. I was thinking a truth table but is there a better way (easier)?
Thank you in advance for any input on this. |
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Polycom Soundstructure C series
new here in Crestron programming, I am working on a project which includes Audio Conference, with VoIP interface, my processor is CP3 and it is controlling the DSP via RS-232. I downloaded the C-series module from crestron application market but I do not know which of those modules do I need to use, because there's a lot of modules inside the folder. TIA! |
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Re: Sony Bravia tv controls
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On Jan 18, 2017, at 6:43 PM, wiredhometechnologies@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Re: Sonos and Swamp
What we have always done is 1:1 sonos connects going through the SWAMP. When the zone is "Off" we instead switch to the SONOS and fix the volume on the SWAMP, This allows the client to have the full sonos experience separate from the "Crestron" experience . .even thought hey are still using the SWAMP as an amp . .albeit unbeknownst to them. . Now this is pre-60 series but I dont see how anything would change. GUI volume is disabled and only Sonos volume matters at that point.
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Re: Sharp Serial Port
miketx
In the power setting make certain the following are set:
Setup - Quick Start On System Options - Power Control Off It is also always best to update firmware. Mike From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2017 1:23 PM To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] Re: Sharp Serial Port I have recently ran into the same issue where the panel will not respond after the display is powered down. did you get any resolution? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID
It was quite a tricky process as we had over 20 systems each with a 16x16DM frame and AV3 and 6 or 7 DM transmitter inputs in each frame. ?
We used an RMC3 to handle all the mac address programming. Basically, when a transmitter got plugged in to a system, the Ethernet Offline Manager for that particular port would trigger a bit of code and send?"rcon slot x.1 est\r". ?From there it was just a case of parsing out the mac address. ?This mac address was then passed through to the RMC3 processor running our mac address lookup code which would compare that mac to all the ones it had on file and if a match was found, it would return the name that had been previously assigned to it and return that information to the appropriate system. (EIC)? If it didnt find a match, it would prompt the user to enter a name for the device which was then saved to the mac address list text file stored on the RMC3 processor. ?? Depending on the complexity of the system you are programming, you may not even need to read and write from a file. ?We had to as we were trying to manage over 100 TX units with the client wanting the abillity to add more as required. ?If you have a pre-determined quantity of TX units, no reason you couldnt hardcode the mac addresses in a simpl+ module and simply perform a lookup/comparison everytime a device comes online. ? |
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Re: SIMPl+ & SIMPl# Callbacks
Thanks Andrew! Yeah if that's how it works then most likely the problem is that one of the callbacks *is* static, but the others aren't. I'm guessing that in order to change it the SIMPl# library would have to be edited in Visual Studio and recompiled?
I've seen some of your other posts on SIMPl# when I was researching the issues on this one and you seem to be pretty knowledgeable. If I need any further help or handholding on this issue I'd be more than happy to pay you for your time if you're interested in doing a remote Teamviewer session or something like that. Not sure if there's a way to send a direct message on here, but it's bfourney at gmail dot com if you don't want to post your info. |
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Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýInteresting¡I¡¯m sure someone said that to me before¡I can¡¯t remember anything anymore it seems :P ? Caleb Radecky |
Manager, Online Products & Services ? From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...]
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2017 15:57 To: Crestron@... Subject: Re: [Crestron] Re: Crestron DM System - Detecting a DM transmitter by IPID ? ? TSID IS the serial of the device. Put that in your Windows Calculator in HEX mode, then hit the Decimal button and that number is the serial # that is on the box for the device. ? On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 3:39 PM Caleb Radecky caleb@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Re: Polycom HDX 8000 Address Book
Adam Bruneau
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI have one that utilizes the dynamic list sg if your interested. It's a press and hold to dial type module.? On Jan 18, 2017, at 12:56 PM, aaron.larson@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Re: Crestron - SmartThings Integration Code is Now on Github
I took a shot at writing some basic instructions to help people get started. ?Since you just went through this I'd greatly appreciate it if you could review it and make sure it makes sense and follows what you were required to do. Thanks Jay Basic Steps to Install the SmartThings Crestron API and Get it Working? 1) Add a port forward to your router for the SmartThings Interface and point it to your processor ? 2) Go to the SmartThings Web Site (www.smartthings.com) ? 3) Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on "Developers" ? 4) Login using your SmartThings username and password ? 5) Validate that your location and hub are shown ? 6) Click on My SmartApps and add a new smartapp using the provided groovy code ? 7) Make sure you insert your routers public IP address (typically your mycrestron.com url) and the port you forwarded in step 1 into the goovy code ? 8) Save the code and then publish it "For Me" ? 9) Press the App Settings button at the top of the screen ? 10) Toward the bottom of the page click on OAuth ? 11) Enable OAuth and copy down your Client ID and Secret ID ? 12)? Following the code in the example program add the SmartThings Receiver module to your program with the clientID and Secret ID from step 11 as parameters and the port from step 1 as a 3rd parameter.? Load the program to your processor ? 13) Pulse the Startup Signal and then Pulse the Authenticate Signal.? ? 14) Copy the url from the event log to your browser and use the displayed page to authorize your Crestron processor to access your devices ? 15) Using the SmartThings App on your phone, Goto the marketplace and then select SmartApps.? ? 16) Scroll to the bottom of the screen and select My Apps. ? 17) You should see the CrestronAPI Smart App Listed.? Click on it and use the displayed screen to enable your devices to send updates when your devices change state through the SmartApp ? 18) Pulse the Print_Device_List signal on the Crestron SmartThings Receiver Module.? ? 19) Use the device ID's that are added to the error log to add SmartThings modules to your program to control your devices.? The device ID's need to be added as parameters to these modules. ? 20) You should now be able to control your SmartThings devices through your Crestron program and the outputs of the modules should reflect the state of the devices.?? ------ Original Message ------
From: "Jay Basen" <jay.m.basen@...>
To: Crestron@...
Sent: 1/18/2017 1:04:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Crestron] Re: Crestron - SmartThings Integration Code is Now on Github
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Latest software crashing processors?
I feel like I've written this same post about 10 times over the years, but has anybody had issues with the latest databases? Two separate files that have always worked fine on two separate pc's. ?After compile, program looks like it loads in processor but does not. Shows blank program in slot 1. If I compile the exact same file with my office pc, program loads fine. That pc has Crestron database 61.5.6.00, Device database 81.0.2.0. Ugh, what a waste of time.? |