The TSS can deal with the Occupancy directly and cancel on a no show. But its limited to just some basic options. You simply configure this on the panels webserver.
If you want to use sensor in room logic or get analytics from fusion I would program it from a control processor but I believe the panel set to O365 can also talk with fusion and get occupancy and base rules/alerts
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I¡¯m assuming given the formatting you are sending this as if it¡¯s an OSC packet to the OSC input on the EOS. OSC is a protocol spec that is fairly in-depth unfortunately just sending that as a string directly doesn¡¯t work. For the full spec:?
There is however a UDP listener for non OSC which I¡¯d recommend. Look at the manual on page 33.?
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On Jun 12, 2020, at 6:39 PM, F David A Coker <david.coker@...> wrote:
?Has anyone out there interfaced a Crestron with an ETC EOS system?? The RPU that we have is the Ion Xe.? We are on a job and it keeps telling us that the packet is too large.
I have a single TCP/IP Client and I am sending /eos/sub/900/full to the transmit.? Any help would be greatly appreciated because the install guys are running out of ideas.
thanks,
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Has anyone out there interfaced a Crestron with an ETC EOS system?? The RPU that we have is the Ion Xe.? We are on a job and it keeps telling us that the packet is too large.
I have a single TCP/IP Client and I am sending /eos/sub/900/full to the transmit.? Any help would be greatly appreciated because the install guys are running out of ideas.
thanks,
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Re: Apple TV Audio issues
By chance have you figured out the URL scheme to open that app from the Crestron App?
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--- Friday, June 12, 2020 at 5:52 PM, ckangis wrote:
BTW, the Apple TV Remote App has the 'TV/Menu' button on it and allows for
swiping, so it is very helpful. It connects to the Apple TV via wifi connection
on the local network to the AppleTV...
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Ok, I've done scheduling with Fusion symbols and Fusion and the 9-yards.? I'm familliar with that method. Now, I have a new one, that uses a TSS-7 and an occupancy sensor.? No Fusion and not tying into program.? Want native scheduling, but client also has occupancy sensor (which also seems to tie into TP directly).? Will this allow the the logic to release the room in case of no-show, or is Fusion needed to do that? My understanding is that for simple show/no show stuff the sensor would tie to TP and TP native scheduling would be able to handle it.? If analytics is needed, or the room logic needs access to sensor as well, then you'd have to roll with Fusion.? Is my assumption wrong on this? -- Jason Mussetter
Control Systems Designer
Mussetter Programming Services
www.mpsav.com
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Re: Apple TV Audio issues
BTW, the?Apple TV Remote App?has the 'TV/Menu' button on it and allows for swiping, so it is very helpful. It connects to the Apple TV via wifi connection on the local network to the AppleTV...
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Re: Apple TV Audio issues
Yeah, it's definitely on the AppleTV side. Ultimately, when I DMRESETSLOT, it essentially drops the connection and restarts the HotPlug so that it resync's the connection.?
Ahh, the Digital Age!!? I said it back in 2005 - "the Digital Age means....? ?Nothing Works...."
Unfortunately, the recommended article, which was great, Missed a detail about FORCE CLOSING apps. it mentioned 2xClicking the HOME button, but that just toggles from the home screen to the screen saver...
I found out from another article that you need to 2xClick the 'TV/Home' Button (the button with the TV icon on it). this will bring up all the open Apps and you can swipe right/left to select and swipe up to force close. Swipe functions of coourse are generally not available to us with IR, CEC or some/Most? IP integration...
In a related story, I just started using the Apple TV Remote App on my iPhone, just for service and when I have to add/change logins, etc.? It's a Huge improvement over just using the Nav Pad controls...
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Re: Planar Simplicity series 4K LCD. Model SL6564k
I believe the data integrity error is happening on many modules, and it was caused by a recent?"fix" with the compilers, I heard something that a more recent updated fixes that.. The power On problems sounds like a setting on the display that turns off the control port to conserve energy.
As far as modules written by Control Concepts, many don't know that you can call them directly for support.
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Re: 2N doorstation and Crestron App
Thanks guys, I got it working.
I'm embarrassed to admit for the first hour of my troubleshooting I was using the wrong IP address of my CP3.? Shit.
J
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Re: 2N doorstation and Crestron App
Yes, you add a TCP/IP server to your Crestron program to catch the
event and send it to an SIO symbol.? You point the 2N to your
Crestron processor IP address and you trigger the 2N on the
doorbell.? You fill in the string you want to send to the Crestron
in the 2N gui.? It is that simple.? 2N tech support is pretty good,
so call them if you have any questions.
The HTTP package is a one time charge per 2N door box -- unlike the
iPad interface which is a monthly charge forever and ever.??? You
point your web browser to the IP address of the 2N, log in, and add
the license key.? Before you enter the license key, you will see the
HTTP option in the 2N gui but it will be greyed out.? After you
enter the key, you can select it.
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On 6/12/20 1:21 PM, Jim Germany via
groups.io wrote:
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You need to purchase the optional HTTP package for the
2N doorstation.? That will allow the 2N to send a http request
to your Crestron processor when the door bell button is
pressed.?
I have used an Crestron MC3 processor to accomplish this.? 2N
send a HTTP request to the MC3.? MC3 processor sends a wave file
out its L/R audio output to the speakers.? Pretty simple.? No
touch panels needed.
This is the exact solution I need.? No video or ringing on IPAD,
just a digital signal in the processor to trigger audio events.
I'm assuming you added a TCP/IP server to your program to catch
the event.? Steve, care to share the details with me?
I'll contact 2N and inquire about the optional HTTP package.
Thanks,
J
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Re: 2N doorstation and Crestron App
You need to purchase the optional HTTP package for the 2N doorstation.? That will allow the 2N to send a http request to your Crestron processor when the door bell button is pressed.?
I have used an Crestron MC3 processor to accomplish this.? 2N send a HTTP request to the MC3.? MC3 processor sends a wave file out its L/R audio output to the speakers.? Pretty simple.? No touch panels needed.
This is the exact solution I need.? No video or ringing on IPAD, just a digital signal in the processor to trigger audio events. I'm assuming you added a TCP/IP server to your program to catch the event.? Steve, care to share the details with me? I'll contact 2N and inquire about the optional HTTP package. Thanks, J
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Re: 2N doorstation and Crestron App
If you want the 2N to ring on an iPad, you have to install the 2N
app on the iPad and then subscribe to month fee per iPad to enable
that feature.?? The 2N app does not need to be running to ring the
iPad -- it will automatically come up when the door bell is press.?
It is however cloud base -- so if your internet is down, it won't
call the iPads.? Also, when you have a large number of iPads (e.g.
>10), I find it kind of unreliably.
The other issue I have with the 2N iPad App is the ring tone is
quite annoying on the iPad.? We later switched to using http request
to the Crestron MC3 to play a wave file (door sound followed by the
name of the door bell press) over the house audio system.
On 6/12/20 12:53 PM, nathan via
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A lot of the new 2N doorstations can call crestron on SIP Rava.
Problem with iPads is that they need to be running the crestron
app to get this notification and to ring. Best bet would be to buy
the license that allows the mobile apps to work and they can just
use the 2N app to talk with the doorstation outside of crestron.?
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Re: 2N doorstation and Crestron App
I think the iPad has to be awake, with the Crestron App active, for that to work - although I've never tried it.
I've also never worked with 2N, but I think it can send an HTTP event to the Crestron processor, so you could trigger your logic that way.
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I have a client that had a 2N doorstation installed (they read it was
compatible with Crestron), and they want a doorbell trigger to occur over the
speakers. My problem is this house has no touch panels, and just IPADs.
Can The 2N doorstation trigger any of the IPADs digital signals on the VOIP
device extender?
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Re: 2N doorstation and Crestron App
A lot of the new 2N doorstations can call crestron on SIP Rava. Problem with iPads is that they need to be running the crestron app to get this notification and to ring. Best bet would be to buy the license that allows the mobile apps to work and they can just use the 2N app to talk with the doorstation outside of crestron.?
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Re: 2N doorstation and Crestron App
You need to purchase the optional HTTP package for the 2N
doorstation.? That will allow the 2N to send a http request to your
Crestron processor when the door bell button is pressed.?
I have used an Crestron MC3 processor to accomplish this.? 2N send a
HTTP request to the MC3.? MC3 processor sends a wave file out its
L/R audio output to the speakers.? Pretty simple.? No touch panels
needed.
Steve
On 6/12/20 12:33 PM, Jim Germany via
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I have a client that had a 2N doorstation installed (they read it
was compatible with Crestron), and they want a doorbell trigger to
occur over the speakers.? My problem is this house has no touch
panels, and just IPADs.
Can The 2N doorstation trigger any of the IPADs digital signals on
the VOIP device extender?
Thanks?
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2N doorstation and Crestron App
I have a client that had a 2N doorstation installed (they read it was compatible with Crestron), and they want a doorbell trigger to occur over the speakers.? My problem is this house has no touch panels, and just IPADs.
Can The 2N doorstation trigger any of the IPADs digital signals on the VOIP device extender?
Thanks?
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Re: Planar Simplicity series 4K LCD. Model SL6564k
Crestron doesn't directly develop, many things on the application market Jim. For instance, the Planar VM series module is a Control Concepts module. It would not surprise me if most of the Planar modules are done by them.
On Fri., Jun. 12, 2020, 10:02 a.m. Jim Germany, < jim@...> wrote: That's not true, but read it as "We're not fixing any of that.? You're on your own if you don't like what's there".
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Re: Planar Simplicity series 4K LCD. Model SL6564k
That's not true, but read it as "We're not fixing any of that.? You're on your own if you don't like what's there".
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Re: Planar Simplicity series 4K LCD. Model SL6564k
New the group but it was explained (at a Crestron training class) to me that Crestron does not develop most the modules on their app market.? Those module are either developed by the manufacture or a third party developer.?
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Re: Forcing Sonos update on a TSW-x60
Just to add to Jim's comment about the webinar...
- They said the X60 panels will continue to run the S1 app, so I'm assuming their will be a firmware update for the X60 panels that will update the app, because the app in my panel here isn't updating and it just tells me it needs to be updated.?
- There will be no S2 app for the X60 panels
- The media player object, and the Sonos modules, will continue to work with an S1 system
- The media player object and the Sonos module will work with an S2 system
- The media player object and the Sonos modules will NOT work with a system with a mixture of S1 and S2 components
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