Hi All,?
Has anyone ever tried to communicate and control ATEN VE8900 to any crestron processors??
I'm using TCP-IP Client and port 23 via telnet and port 9138 via TCP.?
Any ideas/or suggestions will be highly appreciated.?
Thanks in advance.?
Regards
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Just curious if anyone has created a module to communicate with their CRM for automatic case creation on specific errors or system reboots.?
I am using VTiger and would love to be able to have service cases created? on error log events/ reboots
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Re: Maximum Number of TSW Touch Panels
I have one system with 40 TSW-730s, 2 DGE-2s, 3 DM-DGE-100s, and 3 DM-DGE-200-Cs, and a couple (classic) XPanels on one processor and a couple other projects with probably a similar number of total panels. It¡¯s
been running with incremental changes since 2013 or thereabouts.
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The problem is not necessarily the total number of panels but the traffic to/from each panel
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Subject: [crestron] Maximum Number of TSW Touch Panels
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Guys,
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What is the most number of TSW series touch panels you have ever installed on a single three-series processor and how well did it work (no streaming video, just basic buttons and such)?
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Does anybody think it would be unreasonable to install 200 TSW-760¡¯s on a PRO3 for example?
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Based on available IP ID¡¯s, I assume you could theoretically have up to 223 touch panels, correct?
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Thanks
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I haven't had the issues, until just recently, and only with one system, but it's pretty bad when it happens.
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Re: Maximum Number of TSW Touch Panels
After talking with another co-worker, I'm changing my stance on the director.? If you leave the director out, then you should be able to manage the streams independently of it in each processor, and that would help eliminate a single weak point in the system.? So, basically, each processor would handle the TSW panels and NVX endpoints for the rooms on that processor.? Make sense?
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The CD-500 protocol is very similar to the CD-400, and includes jog and shuttle as commands 15 & 16 respectively.? Both of these can be forward or reverse.
The CD-400 protocol I found is for v.1.03, and the latest firmware is v.1.11.? Maybe Tascam added jog & shuttle between 1.03 & 1.11. It's worth a few minutes to test them and find out if they are implemented.
See page 6-8:?
Good luck!
Marty
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I've not had problems with this before, but if port forwarding is done, it def needs to have the crestron DDNS, but I agree I have heard these security concerns as of late...
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Re: Maximum Number of TSW Touch Panels
The director will speed up programming, and make things easier, as long as you aren't trying to do anything crazy.? If the design demands a single processor, then I would pass on it, personally.
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Re: Maximum Number of TSW Touch Panels
Yeah, not a bad idea Steve. This system will also incorporate an NVX Director-160. Any thoughts about that? BTW, this is something that is out for bid, not something we are designing, so my hands may be a bit tied regarding design changes. Mainly just want to be sure this won¡¯t be an unworkable cluster-you-know-what.
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Port forwarding is not recommended, especially with the recent attacks on the CIP port.? I think the best course of action would be to find out why the Wi-Fi is so bad and get it fixed.
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Re: Maximum Number of TSW Touch Panels
IMO, it would make more sense to split the classrooms into groups of 25 - 50 per processor, put the NVX program on it's own processor, and then connect them all via EIC.? That way, if something happens to one of the processors, you would just lose that bank of rooms, rather than every room in the entire school.? This would make programming go faster, too, because each bank of rooms could share the same IP-ID assignments for the TSW panels since they will be pointing at a unique processor.
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Re: Maximum Number of TSW Touch Panels
While I was waiting to see what experiences members of this group might have had, I contacted TB support. They recommended 150 as the practical limit. They stated the real limiting factor was the number of open TCP/IP sockets to the processor, rather than IP ID¡¯s. ? Still curious if anybody has installed say, 100 touch panels or even 50. How well did it work? ? The contemplated use is a large NVX system for a high school with about 100 classrooms and a touch panel in each, but only one control processor.
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You should get an Ipad (samsung tablets work well too) with LTE enabled, or they probably have one if they can afford a Crestron system. Then port forward all the needed ports and set it up with mycrestron ddns, and it will roam over LTE when WiFi does not work. Otherwise you will be stuck with a 902 that can only work in range of the individual gateway. However, if the WiFi is getting bogged down due to connected devices, thats another topic. But again, the 902 is not worth the fight...in my opinion
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Re: Maximum Number of TSW Touch Panels
This would depend on more factors than just how many IP-IDs are available.? What are you trying to do that would require 200+ panels to be tied to a single processor?
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Re: Cannot access settings menu of Crestron mobile on Samsung Tablet or Phone
Thanks Andrew,
I tried this yesterday, but the 3 dots did not show up.
I searched TB, but did not find anything.
www did not help either...
Everything is fine on a Huawei and a Motorola, it is something in the Samsung...
Any idea is welcome
Crestronfreak55
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The only reason we used a TST-902 is because of WiFi issues at the client's location :)
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Maximum Number of TSW Touch Panels
Guys, ? What is the most number of TSW series touch panels you have ever installed on a single three-series processor and how well did it work (no streaming video, just basic buttons and such)? ? Does anybody think it would be unreasonable to install 200 TSW-760¡¯s on a PRO3 for example? ? Based on available IP ID¡¯s, I assume you could theoretically have up to 223 touch panels, correct? ? Thanks
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To be quite honest, the TST-902 is junk. You should have installed an Ipad, this would solve your problem. In addition, you cannot have it switch between gateways as far as I know...1-1 but please correct me if I am wrong.
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No one has done this before?
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Re: Extra long throw projector recommendation
Hi,
have a look at the Hitachi CP-WX8650. It?s a pretty cheap projector with an exchangeable lens (but it?s WXGA though). You should get it around 3.5K without a lens.? An long / ultra long throw lens is around 1-1.5K.
There is a CP-WU8600 which does WUXGA for additional 1.2K.
Both are in the 6000-6500 ANSI-Lumen range.
If you?re looking for laser, then you need to add a few thousand extra dollars, if that makes sense depends on the usage.
Am 10.02.2020 23:19:20 schrieb Random Guy <itsmesg@...>: [Edited Message Follows]
Hi, I'm looking for recommendation for a projector in an executive meeting room. +/-28ft throw distance -109" 16:10 screen -Lens throw ratio of 3.65:1? (I did some measuring again, I can tuck a projector in closer for a throw ratio range of 0.7-0.9:1) -The room has a unique ceiling that really limits projector placement, so we are essentially going right across the room. There isn't enough ceiling height for a short throw with the extra amount that the screen would have to drop, inless you know of a low profile company. We use the Epson 685W quite a bit but it adds another foot or so to the drop. We are using motorized screens in the drop ceiling due to lack of wall space, so that can't be changed. -I've seen some in the $10k range but hoping there are some in the $3-5k range (or less), as it's just for conferencing/presentations -Looking at WUXGA and I like the idea of laser but really just need to solve a problem. Thanks for the help!
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