Hi,

I am just starting on a project that involves controlling a Microsoft Hub with a DMPS3-4K-150-C.? If anyone has any further information/resolution on the issues mentioned in this topic please pass it on.? I will not have access to the Hub before the install date and I would like to be as prepared as possible.

I don't have a module, I usually only control the LED color through them rather than anything else like volume or actual muting.? Most of that type of control I prefer to do directly on the DSP system, but clients like the LED to track red/green when muting it, so I mute on the DSP and then just send the command to turn the LED color to red/green to match the mute state on the DSP.

I only use simple SIO for this, as there is nothing more to it than the commands.

I've used the color swatch like that before for wireless mic identification.? It was a room where operators controlled the mic volumes from the touch panel for a big council chambers type room, and while the wireless mics were numbered, when someone had one and was holding it, in a large room it was not visible to the operators using the touch panel which wireless mic they were holding.? So we color coded the bottom (like in live sound) and then added the color swatch to the button to help identify it.? We still had the number labels on each mic and button as well, "Wireless Mic1" style label, plus a color swatch (easy "primary" colors, red, blue, yellow, green).

As Lincoln mentioned, using this by itself to ID the correct item probably falls out of ADA compliance due to colorblindness.? But having it in ADDITION to another type of label can definitely help and be a good idea.

I have controlled them, but not bothered to put it into a module.? Literally used an SIO and a TCP Client.? It does ask for a user/password, but it's all plaintext so I literally send the username when the SIO reads 'Login:' and the password when the SIO reads 'Password:'.? All the commands need a \x0D\x0A after them.

I was finally able to get the presets to save to the camera memory once I added the header to the VISCA string, thank you for pointing me in the right direction. The interesting thing about this is that there is a display "Information Display" on the video output that is an onscreen confirmation every time a preset is either saved or recalled. This happens even if you use the IR remote. In the menu you can turn off the "Information Display" but it will only stay off for one preset recall, then it turns itself back on. Same is true if you send it the VISCA command. I have placed a call to Sony Tech support to ask if this is a "Feature" . While this is not perfect, it allowed me to get the job done.

Are there Mic gain controls through sliders?

Thanks for the quick response guys.

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Just use an sio. ?Commands are easy to find in the Shure manual.?

Hi Jason,

Devices uses the SIS protocol, the protocol is pretty easy and you can put something together pretty quickly

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In the past I have seen dealers putting a color code in the cables and then simply put that in the touchpanel button. Its foolproof. See screenshot.

Team, the Polycom module? I have been testing is posted as Alpha on Crestron Labs Forum under

I'm pretty sure I did not take the same exam as you. I am on a different continent and at the time of my exam things were handled a bit differently over here.