Anyone know if there is a command to retrieve a serial number via the text console?

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Does anyone have a copy of the GuiLink Font?? I think there were 2 versions.? I'm working on an old system and don't have the font on my new comp.

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Thank you, David! I will look to try and report back...
Unfortunately if you already emailed it, I haven't received it. I checked all spam/junk filters and no sign of it...

If possible, you could post in the files section for all, or if you want to just send it to me you could use the Wormhole file transfer system and email me the link...


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So the resource file was corrupted. JB support is phenomenal, worth every penny.

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Happens on almost every PRO3 I have seen. Hasnt seemed to impact anything.

Hey All,

I just updated my Jet Brains Rider IDE and I can't download the the S# libraries anymore (actually I can't get anything from NuGet) has anyone seen this?

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LG you can use CEC, SNMP, the webOS modules (drivers.crestron.io) or the legacy protocol.

For Iiyama,??- the 'RS232' protocol also works over IP on port 5000 IIRC

I have just sent you by email an IR driver file for LG TV. This has been in use on one of our installations since 2016 using DM16x16 with DM-RMC-4K-C endpoint. It is connected to just some basic LG TV from around 2015. It is currently, and has always worked without issue. KR David

Many ways to do it.? But the way I usually do it is have two sets of crosspoints.

One set is for source or device control.
The other set is for room control (volume, source selection, power, etc)

I keep on the source/device crosspoints in one folder call crosspoints/Source Control.
And keep all the room crosspoints in another folder call crosspoints/Room Control.
Nothing but equipment, control, and route symbols in these folders with the each type in its own subfolder.

That way I can easily visualize how the equipment, control, and routing symbols are related.? I personally avoid putting my crosspoints in modules as I find that harder to figure out which modules are connected to each other.?

Greetings again,
No experience whatsoever with Crestron gear or logic for the most part.
I revived some of my p201 course and they sent me the unfinished version so I cant use finished reference. My goal for residential practice purposes is to control 3 controllers, 3 rooms, and 3 sources simultaneously. For instance if one controller wanted to quick fire say "master bed cable 1, master bath cable 2, master sitting cable 3", that would be an option, or switch 3 rooms to the same source and be able to control everything as intended. I suppose the thing thats stumping me in the logic flow.

- How do we handle Rooms? Would this be a Control crosspoint?
- How do we handle source selection? Would that be a control crosspoint as well?

I understand Controller logic such as lighting button on a TSW would probably warrant a control Crosspoint, and source control would warrant an equipment Crosspoint. Tying everything together with multiple rooms and sources to where it works is whats stumping me. I can thank my lack of experience for that. How would some of you handle that?

You can do it all from a single TextEntry. Create a subpage with the TextEntry, when you press the preset show the subpage and pulse the join # you assigned to the "Set Focus On Digital Join" on the TextEntry. I believe this would then display the keyboard since it is forcing focus on the TextEntry. You'll also want to make sure to put the TextEntry field high enough up on the subpage so that when the keyboard displays you can still see it. Then just route the text from the TextEntry to the appropriate place for the preset name.

Hi Andy,

Thanks for the response.?

I'm already using the text entry field to enable the user to enter some coordinates. I'd thought about putting a text entry over each preset button to invoke the keyboard.

Was hoping there was a more elegant solution :)

Cheers

Just a follow-up...
Because of other 'unrelated' issues we were having with the TSW-1052's, the other day I factory-defaulted the TSWs and reset them up. since then I've not seen this error(s) or issues...
so this may have been the issue...

Thru further testing, I found that my 'PulseIR' version of the driver did not have the pulse ir filter properly applied - could be that I didn't click SAVE hard enough, or something stupid like that...
Once I fixed this, the driver started only pulsing for 1/2 sec. like it should.

I still concur that this is some sort of bug with the LG drivers and the RMCs, but this is good enough for the application...

Thanks for everyone's input...!

As far as I know there is no separate API for the DMPS line, so you would need to write a program for the DMPS3-200-C that accepts custom commands over TCP from your QSC processor and then selects the appropriate routing in the DMPS for what you need based on the command that you send.

If you draw a TexEntry object in VTPro on the screen, there is a check box that shows "Launch Keyboard". As far as I know though that always launches on the Crestron App ( it states that in the context help when you highlight the setting ). I believe you can assign the "Set Focus On Digital Join" and pulse that signal on the touchpanel symbol to force focus to the TextEntry and that should display the keyboard. If you don't want to use the TextEntry field you would need to create your own keyboard on the UI and handle the key presses in Simpl.

Anyone know how you make the keyboard visible ready for code input from simpl?
The requirement is 4 Save Preset buttons.
When pressed - pop up the keyboard with a text entry field so the user can enter a preset name.
Enter (join 152) Saves
Esc (join 153) cancel
Thanks

I am using Virtual controller and looking to control LG screens and iiyama screen.