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Re: Problem opening files after recovering them SIMPL
I've also tried opening these files on another computer but no luck. The size of the files don't even match the size they should be :(
I've since moved all files I still have (which I had backed up to a few google drive accounts to a cloud storage and I now work straight out of that cloud storage so it automatically syncs everytime I save the files |
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Re: Problem opening files after recovering them SIMPL
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I have had my share of corrupted files over the last 20+ years, more often on SSD drives than mechanical drives.? MEMEO Backup has saved my behind several times, runs real-time and creates new backup every-time file changes; the hard-drive space that gets used
up is worth it.? I'm sure there are others out there that function as well.? It is nice to have it rolling at all times so I don't "forget".? Allows me to do Primary drive to secondary drive in the field, to the NAS drive and Cloud automatically when I dock
it at the office.
The folks here are right gotta keep multiple copies multiple locations.? Hopefully you are not making duplicates of the corrupted version.
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Re: Problem opening files after recovering them SIMPL
I've had something similar to this happen. One thing to try is to download Notepad++. Then right click on your .smw file and select "Edit with Notepad++". Once it opens in the editor, go to edit->EOL Conversion and select "Windows (CR LF)". Then press save and try opening it again in Simpl. Hopefully that helps.
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Re: Problem opening files after recovering them SIMPL
Did you try opening the files on a different PC? Same thing has happened to me a few times over the years, especially vtp files. The only thing that made the PC work with the Crestron software again was a reformat of the OS drive and a software reinstall.
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Re: Sudden nk.exe error in DIN-AP3
Absolutely? Change your password on your router and turn auth on your processor? Then spoof your ports on your firewall don't use the normal ports Numbers externally. please follow read the crestron security guide. Remember?the long the password Meeting basic [A-Z,a-z, 0-9, Special?Characters,?+20 Digits is pretty secure.?] good luck and may the force be with you? j Joshua B Zimmerman The beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not understand. ? - Frank Herbert This message, including any attachments, may include privileged, confidential and/or inside information. Any distribution or use of this communication by anyone other than the intended recipient(s?? The information contained in this e-mail and any attached documents may be privileged, confidential and protected from disclosure. If you are not the intended recipient you may not read, copy, distribute or use this information. If you have received this communication in error, please notify the sender immediately by replying to this message and then delete it from your system.? ? This email may contain confidential and privileged material for the sole use of the intended recipient. Any review or distribution by others is strictly prohibited.? If you are not the intended recipient please contact the sender and delete all copies. On Mon, Apr 13, 2020 at 8:55 AM Steve Kuehn <steve@...> wrote:
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Re: Sudden nk.exe error in DIN-AP3
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýIf you do an internet search on nk.exe you will find that nk.exe is part of the? Windows Embedded CE OS and starts up very early in the boot process.?If the program has work for years without issues, than most likely it is something external that is causing the error -- most likely something on the network. The most obvious question is do you have an of you DIN-AP3 ports exposed to the Internet.? If you do, it is most likely caused by someone trying to hack into your Crestron processor.? While you used to be able to forward ports to the Internet, that is no longer the case -- particularly in the case of the Series 2 and Series 3 Crestron processors. On 4/13/20 5:38 AM, Mark via groups.io
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Sudden nk.exe error in DIN-AP3
Hi,
Can anybody shed any light on this error please? 3. Notice: nk.exe # 2020-04-13 11:20:25? # CRM1: packet length(8), bytes read(8)
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5.? 92?
6.? 06? 7.? 20? 8.? 03? 9.? 03 10.? 00 11.? 05 12.? 00 13.? 14. CRM_Read
15. Notice: nk.exe # 2020-04-13 11:20:25? # CRM1: packet length(5), bytes read(5)
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17.? 92
18.? 03 19.? 00 20.? 05 21.? 00 22.? 23. CRM_Read
24. Notice: nk.exe # 2020-04-13 11:20:26? # CRM1: packet length(8), bytes read(8)
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?6.? 92
27.? 06 28.? 20 29.? 03 30.? 03 31.? 00 32.? 05 33.? 80 34.? 35. CRM_Read
etc..etc.. It suddenly started happening every few minutes on a DIN-AP3 that hasn't been touched and has been working perfectly since July last year. |
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HEOS module - source feedback and grouping functions
Hey all!
We are using a Denon HEOS multiroom system in our home. The crestron system (RMC3/TSW752) is expanded with MP-B10 Keypads in each room, so we don't need our smartphones to control the music.? The module from the application market works well but most functions are more or less basic. And to use the MP-B10 buttons and LEDs we need digital input and output signals. By telnetting with the Denon CLI protocol into the system I use some additional digital input functions like? - source selection (local sources, USB drive, playlists, favorites) - zone volume instead of group volume Now I want to expand the telnet SIO with true "selected source" feedback to illuminate the Source-LED on the MP-B10 panels. A further todo is setting up the grouping functionality.? My attempt is to get the informations by using serial substrings of the telnet rx$ but this would be a lot of work, I think.? Has anyone of you done some additional programing to the basic modules and likes to share some ideas? Thank you! Regards Peter |
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Re: Lutron QS
If it was "easy", anyone could do it.
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Lutron QS and Crestron have been integrated successfully THOUSANDS of times, so there are only three possibilities... 1. The Lutron processor is defective. 2. There's a programming error that's been overlooked. 3. The information that's been reported so far is inaccurate. Although possible, #1 is EXTREMELY unlikely, considering the lights are still working otherwise. That leaves #2 or #3, and those can be cleared up by answering a couple more questions. Let's start with - EXACTLY which module(s) are you using (again)? --- On Sunday, April 12, 2020 at 3:41 AM, AVMaster wrote: |
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Re: Lutron QS
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI have crestron and lutron at my house. ? Almost all the time it works fine. ?But I¡¯ve had the situation where If I reprogram the lutron homeworks qs processor it¡¯s then the crestron won¡¯t connect to it. ? The weird thing is that I can login
to the qs processor itself via web and via designer but crestron gets caught in a loop where it never connects to the lutron via IP.?
It¡¯s a while since I¡¯ve had it happen. But it¡¯s always been fixed by just rebooting the homeworks qs processor. ?I¡¯ve never had to reboot crestron to make it work. ?
Don¡¯t know if that helps.?
So basically after I¡¯ve made changes to the lutron programming I need to upload the changes which reboots the processor. ?But then reboot it manually again. ?I don¡¯t remember if I had to stop crestron from trying to connect while I rebooted lutron.?
On 12 Apr 2020, at 5:41 pm, AVMaster <home@...> wrote:
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Re: Lutron QS
Thanks for the insight but yeah, Im using the QS modules for sure. ?I¡¯m moments away from throwing in the towel on this one.
its especially frustrating when little creeper things like this happen because Crestron isn¡¯t particularly interested in helping and Lutron has no idea what I'm even saying to them lol. ?I took this job thinking it would be a slam dunk but need to pivot to something that will actually pay the bills. |
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Cobranet on DM
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýSo this is a bad idea but it¡¯s my house, where bad ideas reign supreme ? ? In the living room I have a Cisco VTC camera -> DM-TX-201-C ---(direct DM link)--> DM-RMC-100-C --> Cisco C-series CODEC (Video) and switch (LAN) in the garage data rack. ? Using a mic that requires Phantom power and not having any unused copper pairs between the living room and the garage I¡¯m using a Biamp EXPI to phantom power the mic and turn it into Cobranet, then an EXPO in the garage to feed it into the CODEC (there is no DSP, the EXPI generating unicast bundle 277, the Expo is receiving unicast bundle 277) ? The garage end of the equation is fine ¨C plenty of switchports, EXPO is directly patched to the switch. The living room end of the equation is strange ?-- if I plug the EXPO into the courtesy port on a Cisco phone all is happy, but if I try using the courtesy port on the DM-TX-201 no audio comes out the other end. ? I know it¡¯s not the best (practices) idea but I can¡¯t think of a technical reason for it to work downstream of a Cisco phone but not to work on a DM-TX ¨C and I¡¯ve verified all of the ports are on the right VLAN ?¨C has anyone done this and had it work? ? -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS, DMC-E-4K/T/D ? |
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