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Re: Samsung QE series & Samsung IP Display v1.3 driver
#samsung
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With which processor do you want to use this module?
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I use this module but not for the same Samsung reference and it works on the other hand, I had a problem when I wanted to use it with a PMC3 : it can't work. You need a series 3.
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The module works strangely: the analog FB of the selected input is incorrectly returned either by the Samsung or by the module.
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It is a pity that there is no documentation on the information exchanged between the module and the Samsung. Manu. |
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Re: Interlogix alternative
So are you saying that HAI is no longer available?? It has been a while since I integrated one in a new project but I too have always like HAI products.? Seems like most security panels come with there own app nowadays so we seldom add Security panels to a Crestron systems anymore.
Thanks, Steve @johnmax 12/19/19 ? #233164??
I never found HAI to be unreliable at all. Those things are solid and we will miss them. But like you we are in the same boat need need something more custom than Honeywell. Our company owner was holding on to hope that there would be something on the Bosch-Crestron front but it appears they have stopped development so looks like we only have a few options.?
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Samsung IP control in a post 200 Database world
#samsung
What is everyone doing for IP control of Samsung? The Samsung IP driver from the application market isn't being updated to work with the new database. Has everyone switched to certified drivers? I really don't like them as they are allot to deal with, but I need a solution to replace that module if / when I update these programs. Has anyone tried the Creston Connected models, it doesn't help me with older TVs but just curious?
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Re: Interlogix alternative
+1 for Elk I even installed one at my own house.? I don't really need an alarm system per se but it is a great way to define whether the home is occupied or not (armed away vs. armed stay or disarmed) along with an inexpensive way of integrating a wide range of sensors. Jay On Wed, Oct 28, 2020 at 4:23 PM Brian Matson <bmatson@...> wrote: We use ELK, and it is extremely reliable.? I've been |
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Re: Interlogix alternative
We use ELK, and it is extremely reliable.? I've been
Lately, I've been hounding Crestron to add it to Home as a supported system. I believe that it will be integrated with that soon. We don't use Home very often, but it would be a nice addition. Most of our projects are SIMPL, and the ELK systems work perfectly. They can be integrated via Serial or IP and the protocol is identical for each (just need a TCP/IP client symbol). Modules have been available for a long, long time. It supports up to 208 zones, 8 partitions, 205 outputs (relay/voltage) and is easily programmed with their ELK RP software. There's a really nice custom rules engine built into their software. I've installed both Honeywell and ELK for many years, and the ELK is so much more "friendly" to install and program. Also, if your replacing a Interlogix system with wireless, they have a 319.5MHz wireless receiver that is compatible with Interlogix sensors. Probably the best thing about them is that you can get a human on the phone in no time should you ever have a question! |
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Re: Lexicon MC-10
There are MC-10 modules available. Got them from their site.? There is both an RS232 module and an IP module.? I installed one about 3 months ago.? FYI you can not simultaneously have the ethernet port available and control via RS232.? It is one or the other.? So if you plan on controlling via RS232 you will need to do the CAL before changing the control option.? I just switched the client to RS232 because the PRO2 stop controlling via IP for some reason.
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Re: Interlogix alternative
SB2000AM is required for Concord series.? There is a module in the DB.? The problem is getting one.? GE stopped manufacturing in December and Distys have not had GE/ITI parts since then.? There are 3rd party wireless peripherals available and they are just OK.? We have moved on to DSC Power series with the IT100 and it has been solid.? Not as quick to setup a system as GE, but not much more involved.? I hoping that without the goto of GE that Crestron would have more drive to integrate the NEO, but nothing yet.
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Re: Samsung QE series & Samsung IP Display v1.3 driver
#samsung
No, but I haven¡¯t had a chance yet to go back and try using port 1516 as has been suggested, although, considering this driver is specifically listed as for this ¡°The Frame¡± model, I don¡¯t see why it would be connecting to the wrong port by default.
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Re: Samsung QE series & Samsung IP Display v1.3 driver
#samsung
Good morning Rick,
Have you had any luck with this driver?? I am getting the same thing.? Very frustrating...Thanks. -- Matt Grisafe AV Programming Associates 760-632-6996 |
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Re: Setting a Simpl# Array Size based on a constant in Simpl+?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýBut why....Limitations of the S+/S# mechanism prevent you from doing this easily as S+ automatically instantiates the S# class using the default constructor and you don¡¯t have control over when.? Just use a collection type like List rather than Array and it grows as necessary to match whatever data you feed it from S+.? There¡¯s no need to use an Array in S# just to match the Array in S+.? On Oct 28, 2020, at 9:12 AM, aecohn0210@... wrote:
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Topics in Home Automation - New Article in Residential Tech Today
My latest article, "How to Know When Events Take Place in a Smart Home¡± is being published by the good folks at Residential Tech Today Magazine on their web site.? It is very important for a homeowner to be informed when their smart home processor / hub detects events taking place in their home.? This article looks at a number of smartphone?notification apps that can be integrated with various smart home systems.????
? Finally, for those that want to see even more content I've written about smart home technology you can find that here: ? ? Thanks ? |
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Setting a Simpl# Array Size based on a constant in Simpl+?
I'm looking to create an array in Simpl# whose size is dependent on a constant in Simpl+.
With Simpl+, I can just have the constant be 10, for example, and then point inputs/outputs/arrays to that constant size, and recompile whenever I'd like to expand or contract the module. But attempting the same with Simpl#, I get errors. I tried to pass the value into the new array in the constructor, via function Main, but it didn't take. Is there a best practice for achieving this? Thank you |
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Re: Biamp Control Subnet
Yes, forwarding Port 61415. However, this only works if you have a single DSP on the subnet. If you've got multiple?FORTEs or a SERVER and a FORTE, etc., the software will complain that it can't connect to all units and you won't be able to do anything. I asked Biamp about this a few months ago and the response I got at the time was that there was no way around this. We ended up replacing the pair of FORTEs with a single SERVER-IO at that site for this reason. On Wed, Oct 28, 2020 at 8:19 AM <gmonticello@...> wrote: Has anyone successfully routed a biamp tesira through the Control Subnet and able to connect with Tesira Software? If so, what ports did you use? |
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CP4 v2.4508.00035 Errors when stoping/restarting programm
Everytime when i Restart my Programms (3 Slots in total)
i get tons of those Messages in the errorlog ?Error: CIPCommandProcessor # 2020-10-28 12:45:10 # SendMessageToTLDM. Error on send. Error Code 0x0 ?Error: CIPCommandProcessor # 2020-10-28 12:45:10 # SendCresnetPacketToTLDMFromESA fails for 3 Does anybody know how to resolve this, Crestron True Blue spport has no idea |
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Re: Launch other Apps from Crestron App
Thanks.? Seems like that should have shown up in a Google search.? I had no idea it was so simple. On Wed, Oct 21, 2020 at 4:35 PM mike via <mike=[email protected]> wrote: Just in case you need these: |
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