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Re: usb-ext-dm MAC address

 

By default these devices are layer 2 only, so no IP address, no ping.

The way I have done this in the past is to modify the crestron module to have more capability than stock.

Download this doc:


It contains all the protocol info for the devices.? Note that the "magic number" is different on Crestron devices than what is in the doc, but the rest of the protocol is the same.

I will manually pair a unit to a unit I know the number of then send the command to have that device report its status to me.? Included in the status is the address of the unit it is connected to.

I usually use wireshark to spy on the comms.



Re: usb-ext-dm MAC address

 

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Since the USB-EXT-DM don¡¯t speak IP you won¡¯t find it as a DHCP client, nor are you likely to find a mac address using ARP because there¡¯s no ARPing going on [no IP address means no Address to Resolve with the protocol]

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If you have a real switch you may have luck looking at the port MAC address table ¨C though you may need to do this fairly quickly after power cycling the device because if it¡¯s not passing traffic it will age out of the list and ¡°disappear¡± (almost every device will send out a few ¡°Hi, it¡¯s me! Anyone there!¡± on initial link but if nothing else is talking they¡¯ll fall off the list.

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On Cisco Catalyst switches it¡¯s sh mac address-table int <interface id>, e.g. for gigabit port 10 on stack member 1 slot 0 sh mac address-table int gi1/0/10

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Thanks Mike. ?I've already tried both... Looked in the router's DHCP client listing, tried the arp command, tried wireshark on the network. ?No hits. ?I do know I'm looking for a MAC address that starts with 00:1b:13 (vendor code on these units) ?I believe they respond to broadcast requests, and the Crestron module that is used to pair the devices uses UDP and the broadcast request, but I haven't figured out how to ping it that way yet.

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Thanks.?





Re: Xpanel on a Tablet that runs windows

 

Thanks for all the replies. It was the wireless option I was after.




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Re: usb-ext-dm MAC address

 

Thanks Mike. ?I've already tried both... Looked in the router's DHCP client listing, tried the arp command, tried wireshark on the network. ?No hits. ?I do know I'm looking for a MAC address that starts with 00:1b:13 (vendor code on these units) ?I believe they respond to broadcast requests, and the Crestron module that is used to pair the devices uses UDP and the broadcast request, but I haven't figured out how to ping it that way yet.

Thanks.?


Re: usb-ext-dm MAC address

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Check the DHCP server maybe? ? Enterprise environments you can also look at the arp table on the router.

-Mike


On Jul 24, 2018, at 10:17 PM, peteboz13@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

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Hi,


Anyone know a good way to find the MAC address of a?usb-ext-dm Local or Remote unit? ?I have a couple units where (both) stickers that display this information were removed. ?I tried some network scanning tools but were unable to find them on the network.


Thanks!

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Re: LG Closed Caption Serial String

 

Are you using the built-in tuner on the display?


On Tue, Jul 24, 2018 at 10:33 PM gcuccia@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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I have been searching everywhere to find the Serial String to control Closed Caption.? I am in the process of doing some code updates and wanted to add this function to a Crestron Panel. I have been using the LG TV v2 Module in the file area here for years with no issues, but that one item is missing.

Controlling 28 LG HDTV's various models (50 and 55's) in one of my venues.

Its an old system AV2 with CNXRMC boxes.

If anyone has a string or any ideas please let me know.

Thanks !

George



LG Closed Caption Serial String

 

I have been searching everywhere to find the Serial String to control Closed Caption.? I am in the process of doing some code updates and wanted to add this function to a Crestron Panel. I have been using the LG TV v2 Module in the file area here for years with no issues, but that one item is missing.

Controlling 28 LG HDTV's various models (50 and 55's) in one of my venues.

Its an old system AV2 with CNXRMC boxes.

If anyone has a string or any ideas please let me know.

Thanks !

George



usb-ext-dm MAC address

 

Hi,


Anyone know a good way to find the MAC address of a?usb-ext-dm Local or Remote unit? ?I have a couple units where (both) stickers that display this information were removed. ?I tried some network scanning tools but were unable to find them on the network.


Thanks!

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Re: Shure MXA910 protocol details

 

Hey Chip,? I've had to control the LED color and LED on/off before, and I was able to do it without presets.? I had to use the "brightness" command and set it either to 0 or 2?? (full off or full on) to make the led go off.? Not sure if this is similar to what you were doing, but using the brightness wasn't exactly my first instinct to use.

My use case, was that the client wanted to have the mic to track the VoIP phone.? If the phone was not in use, the LED would be OFF.? If the VoIP was off-hook, the LED would track Red/Green with privacy mute.? The awesome part is that you can change the colors still while the brightness is OFF.? So you can have simple code track red/green, and another peice of simple code track hook on/off and change the brightness to off/full and it works great.

No Presets required.

-jason


Re: Shure MXA910 protocol details

 

That would be great. I could build off of there. Thanks again

-Lou


Re: Sony SRG-300H controlling over IP not saving presets

 

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You probably have to delete the existing preset then save it.

Andy


On Jul 24, 2018, at 12:01 PM, crestronfreak55@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

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Hi,

Good to hear that you had success on recalling the presets.
I struggled with the same OSD thing for some hours, received a hint:
At least one of the momories contains lens position AND further settings, including OSD setting. If I remember right, this was memory 1.
To solve the isse, you have to turn off OSD, then save to reset 1.

Best regards

Crestronfreak55


Re: Xpanel on a Tablet that runs windows

 

Windows x86 yes.? Windows RT no.

On Tue, Jul 24, 2018 at 5:50 PM, jahonix@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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A TSW-x50 is basically just that. A device running "Windows Embedded Compact 7" with an XPanel in Kiosk mode. Just not wireless.

Those old TPMC-8X/TPMC-10 were Windows tablets on a much older Windows Embedded derivatives.

So yes, it will work.
Just remember that a Windows10 tablet is still a Windows10 device with all it's bells and whistles like automatic updates and alike. And you usually get a "Windows button" on the touch surface which opens the start menu, thus exiting XPanel's Kiosk mode. Then people?will start tinkering with the device...
I surely wouldn't want to run that in a boardroom. But for your own home it might be fine.
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Re: Xpanel on a Tablet that runs windows

 

A TSW-x50 is basically just that. A device running "Windows Embedded Compact 7" with an XPanel in Kiosk mode. Just not wireless.
Those old TPMC-8X/TPMC-10 were Windows tablets on a much older Windows Embedded derivatives.

So yes, it will work.
Just remember that a Windows10 tablet is still a Windows10 device with all it's bells and whistles like automatic updates and alike. And you usually get a "Windows button" on the touch surface which opens the start menu, thus exiting XPanel's Kiosk mode. Then people?will start tinkering with the device...
I surely wouldn't want to run that in a boardroom. But for your own home it might be fine.
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Re: Xpanel on a Tablet that runs windows

 

I have spoken (and attended class with) people that have and actually prefer to due to AD and other management features not found on IOS.

I do not have personal experience though, only hearsay that he spoke highly of it.


Re: Xpanel on a Tablet that runs windows

 

Yes works fine. All the same features that work and don't work on a traditional PC also apply here.


Xpanel on a Tablet that runs windows

 

I was wondering if anyone has ever tried running an xpanel on a Tablet that runs windows? Is it feasible?


Re: Fusion and Amazon

 

Amazon EC2 was not supported by FSG last I heard -- which makes it tricky since there's no self-service install option now.

On Tue, Jul 24, 2018 at 3:50 PM, renan@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
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Let me rephrase!?

I mean; it is possible to run fusion under a Amazon IC2 instance as we run Unifi Controller today to manage different client sites?



Re: Shure MXA910 protocol details

 

"Would you happen to have a module for this?"

No module, but I've got a program with an SIO loaded with most of the commands/responses for this mic if you want it.

It's set up so that if you tap it, it starts cycling through all the ring colors - a second tap turns off ALL the indicators.? (Which - IIRC - had to be done through presets, they oddly enough didn't include commands to turn the white "mic muted" indicators on and off)

? - Chip


Masterclock

 

Has anyone done any Crestron integration with Master clock. Specifically RC600 control that wants to give me a few pointers?


Thanks!