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Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

Ok, then yes, I have each of the 4 input devices connected to AV2 through AV5.? Then I have the output connected to HDMI1 on the display.? Is there anything else I need to route?
Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

Do you, by chance, have any details for the Yamaha's?? Specifically the RX-A1010 and the RX-V671.
Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

I agree with Tim, you will need to ensure you have a proper route for CH to actually control it as well.

In the driver, execute test commands to see if communication to the receiver is successful or not before attempting to use the system.


Any questions, please let me know.

Thanks

Mark Rubin
Custom A/V?Systems Programmer
847-544-2925 | Mark.Rubin@...
Abt | 1200 N. Milwaukee Ave | Glenview, IL 60025
Days Off: Sunday & Monday
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On Sat, Feb 19, 2022 at 2:08 PM Tim Greenbank <tim.greenbank@...> wrote:
Yes under ¡°build system¡± in the CH setup app you¡¯ll need to define the source inputs and outputs. Without a complete signal path CH won¡¯t know what to do and won¡¯t do any switching?

Tim Greenbank

Control Systems Engineer


On 20 Feb 2022, at 08:59, F David A Coker <david.coker@...> wrote:

?When you say audio routes, all of the devices are connected to the receiver via HDMI only.? Do I need to connect more than the AV inputs?

One more note, it wont even turn the unit on or off and it doesn't allow me to control volume either.

Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

In most receivers/avr's, I have noticed you can either enable or disable control over IP within their settings. DHCP reservation or Static IP address would be ideal to maintain successful IP control.


Any questions, please let me know.

Thanks

Mark Rubin
Custom A/V?Systems Programmer
847-544-2925 | Mark.Rubin@...
Abt | 1200 N. Milwaukee Ave | Glenview, IL 60025
Days Off: Sunday & Monday
Did you know? We also carry:?
Heating & Cooling
Mattresses & Furniture
Arcade & Table Games


On Sat, Feb 19, 2022 at 2:07 PM F David A Coker <david.coker@...> wrote:
Before I make that statement, can you elaborate on what that entails?? I think I have them set up but I may have missed something.? Currently, they do not have static IP's, I can change that fairly easily by giving them reserved IP's.

Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

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Yes under ¡°build system¡± in the CH setup app you¡¯ll need to define the source inputs and outputs. Without a complete signal path CH won¡¯t know what to do and won¡¯t do any switching?

Tim Greenbank

Control Systems Engineer


On 20 Feb 2022, at 08:59, F David A Coker <david.coker@...> wrote:

?When you say audio routes, all of the devices are connected to the receiver via HDMI only.? Do I need to connect more than the AV inputs?

One more note, it wont even turn the unit on or off and it doesn't allow me to control volume either.

Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

Before I make that statement, can you elaborate on what that entails?? I think I have them set up but I may have missed something.? Currently, they do not have static IP's, I can change that fairly easily by giving them reserved IP's.
Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

Can you confirm the IP control is enabled on those receivers? Are they statically addressed for their IP address?


Any questions, please let me know.

Thanks

Mark Rubin
Custom A/V?Systems Programmer
847-544-2925 | Mark.Rubin@...
Abt | 1200 N. Milwaukee Ave | Glenview, IL 60025
Days Off: Sunday & Monday
Did you know? We also carry:?
Heating & Cooling
Mattresses & Furniture
Arcade & Table Games


On Sat, Feb 19, 2022 at 2:02 PM F David A Coker <david.coker@...> wrote:
I am currently attempting to use IP to control them.

Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

I am currently attempting to use IP to control them.
Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

How are you attempting to communicate? IP or Serial?


Any questions, please let me know.

Thanks

Mark Rubin
Custom A/V?Systems Programmer
847-544-2925 | Mark.Rubin@...
Abt | 1200 N. Milwaukee Ave | Glenview, IL 60025
Days Off: Sunday & Monday
Did you know? We also carry:?
Heating & Cooling
Mattresses & Furniture
Arcade & Table Games


On Sat, Feb 19, 2022 at 1:59 PM F David A Coker <david.coker@...> wrote:
When you say audio routes, all of the devices are connected to the receiver via HDMI only.? Do I need to connect more than the AV inputs?

One more note, it wont even turn the unit on or off and it doesn't allow me to control volume either.

Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

When you say audio routes, all of the devices are connected to the receiver via HDMI only.? Do I need to connect more than the AV inputs?

One more note, it wont even turn the unit on or off and it doesn't allow me to control volume either.
Re: Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

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Have you connected all your audio routes? The amp will do very little without these

Tim Greenbank

Control Systems Engineer


On 20 Feb 2022, at 08:17, F David A Coker <david.coker@...> wrote:

?I am installing a CH system in an existing residence.? It has two Yamaha Receivers (RX-V671 and RX-A1010).?

For the RX-A1010, I tried the RX-A1070 MultiZone and, although it shows connected, I have no control of the unit.
For the RX-V671, I tried the RX-V685 and, although it shows connected, I have no control of the unit.

Can someone give me a little guidance on what I am doing wrong.? Are there settings inside of the unit that I need to make to get it to talk or is there a different driver that I should use?? Please help.

Thank you so much in advance.

Crestron Home control of Yamaha Receivers via IP

 

I am installing a CH system in an existing residence.? It has two Yamaha Receivers (RX-V671 and RX-A1010).?

For the RX-A1010, I tried the RX-A1070 MultiZone and, although it shows connected, I have no control of the unit.
For the RX-V671, I tried the RX-V685 and, although it shows connected, I have no control of the unit.

Can someone give me a little guidance on what I am doing wrong.? Are there settings inside of the unit that I need to make to get it to talk or is there a different driver that I should use?? Please help.

Thank you so much in advance.
Re: jbasen: Shelly temp/humidity sensors

 

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Hi Antonio,

Sorry for the slow reply.

First, I posted all the source code for the Shelly modules, including the S# code, on my GitHub for exactly this reason.? There is nothing stopping anyone from tweaking these modules to, for example, parse the temperature and humidity values in a different way to obtain the full value instead of just the whole number value of the readings.? I'd have to setup a H&T sensor to test with this to be 100% sure but looking at the code it appears that I'm sending back the full value from the S# code to the S+ code and then just do an atoi for parsing.? I think you could just replace the atoi call with some more sophisticated parsing in S+ to accomplish what you want.? The other alternative would be to parse the values in S#, multiply the result by 10, and pass them back as shorts instead of strings to s+.? This is essentially how Crestron thermostats report values in 10ths of degrees.

I have to make some updates to the Shelly modules for some new hardware that Shelly is releasing so I may be able to do something in the next couple of weeks.

Your question about polling the H&T sensor is one you would have to ask Shelly.? I expect they are trying to maximize the battery life of the sensor so that is probably why it doesn't give temperature updates as often as you would like.? I'm not aware of how you could force an update but Shelly tech support may be able to help you out with that question.

Thanks

Jay

On 2/18/2022 12:10 AM, a.patane@... wrote:

Hi Jay,
im using H&T sensor only as a temp probe but i have 2 questions:
1 - i see on console temp have one decimal, it is possible to have out module also?
2 - maybe my mistake somewhere, H&T push me info but i would have expected every celsius degree change but is not so. Now a'm thinking powering H&T every time i need temp feedback using power like polling, any advise?

many thaks in advanced
antonio
Samsung Universal Module

 

For years I have used the Samsung Universal TV Module to control on and off, and volume up and down. This was used on my 48 inch Samsung and had no issues. I just replaced the display with a 60¡± Samsung SmartTV. On and off work great. Volume is causing some issues. If I hit up or down it jumps levels. IE If it is on 11 and I hit up it will jump to level 16.

Has anyone else experienced this issue? SHould I just run the IR learner on the new remote and see if that helps?
Joshua Bloom
Re: Crestron CLW-DIMEX-P questions

 

Are you using SIMPL?

probably is easier ir you make a second program exclusive for lighting with d3 pro , and make an Intersystem connection to share the keypads.?

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Re: CH5 - Zero to button

 
Edited

I got this problem before. Make sure to set the background white color. It is because the default background for the computer web browser is white but the background of the TSW-1060 browser is black.
Re: Server for testing

 

You don't need to add /html. That is the root folder for the webserver.


If you put a subfolder in the html folder and then put the file there, you would need to include that subfolder.
Re: CH5 - Zero to button

 

Got it to work on my computer browser, but when I get black screen on my TSW1060.
Any ideas?
Re: Server for testing

 

Using a processor would seem to be the easiest

I placed my xml file in the HTML directory but doesn't display contents using a browser.

processor_IP/html/somefile.xml

Neither of these methods worked. What am I missing?
Re: Crestron Home with Unifi Cameras

 

Try adding this to the end of your serial string:?

.....................?rtsp_tcp=no
So my original link supplied from the Unifi's Protect was:
Original:??
rtsps://192.168.x.xxx:7441/UvyHyFrPHqzN?enableSrtp
Modified:?
rtsp://192.168.x.xxx:7447/UvyHyFrPHqzN?rtsp_tcp=no

Here are some notes I have saved in OneNote. Might be helpful.?

Camera Stream Integration?

Camera Configuration?

To configure the camera, refer to the information below.?

Configure either the H.264 or the MJPEG video stream according to the recommended?

maximum resolution in the Video Streaming with Crestron Touch Screens online help article OLH 5195.??

?

Generic streaming information:?

? Configure the camera JPEG snapshots so that they do not exceed the maximum

resolution as follows: List View: 1920 X 1080 16:9, Grid View: 640 X 360 16:9, and Hi-Res Grid View: 1920 X 1080 16:9

? Make note of the correct URL for the camera, as this URL will be used in the program.

?

H.264 information:

? Set the I-Frame rate of the camera as low as possible.

? Set the Frame per Second (FPS) rate as high as possible to improve the connection

time from Crestron platforms.

?

UDP versus TCP for H.264 streams?

? To reduce latency when connecting and streaming from an H.264 stream, the preferred connection method is UDP.?

? The best way to make sure the touch panel is using UDP is to add ¡°?rtsp_tcp=no¡± at the end of the rtps:// URL, for example:?

¡ð rtsp://user:pass@IPADRESS:PORT/live.sdp?rtsp_tcp=no.??

? However, if the network is configured in a way where UDP is not supported when the camera is on a different subnet than the touch screen, the TCP method must be used, for example:?

¡ð rtsp://user:pass@IPADRESS:PORT/live.sdp?rtsp_tcp=yes.?

?

Streaming Buffer Size

? When viewing IP videos, a buffer is needed for the incoming video. If the buffer length is reduced, the switching time is improved.??

? If there are any network limitations, video distortion may occur. Test and then use the lowest possible buffer setting that will work in the network environment. If video distortion occurs or if the stream appears choppy, then raise the value until the problem is alleviated.??

? The default buffer length for touch screens supporting the EEV object is 1,000 milliseconds (ms). Valid values are from 25 ms to 2,000 ms. The buffer length can be adjusted by using the following console command to set the length in milliseconds:

¡ð? MEDIABUFFERLEN.?

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