Hi Ronald,

you send SIS commands from the Crestron controller to the Extron NAVIGATOR on port 4523 using SSH.
SIS commands are documented in the NAVIGATOR user guide, matrix tie command is \x1B2*3!\x0D to tie audio and video from input 2 to output 3 (looks familiar if you controlled Extron matrix switchers before).
The NAVIGATOR does not support telnet but SSH only.

Control of devices like projectors connected to the NAV decoders via RS232/IR/CEC is possible when using an Extron controller.
However, the ports, protocols and SIS commands for this purpose are not documented in the user guide of the NAVIGATOR/NAV decoder.

Best regards
Crestronfreak55

Question: How easy is it to control an Extron NAV system using a Crestron processor? We have a room with 17 displays and 55 transmitters.?

I have a very detailed module that I wrote (with documentation) for these signs if you would like it. Sene me an email and I would be happy to share it.

nwells@...

-Nathan

"Favorites" is the same thing as the "local phone book" on the module. Look at the example program for the Cisco module you are using and follow it exactly. I have been doing that for years.

I hope that helps.

-Nathan

FYI, NVIDIA Shield works very well with CEC control.

Hi all,

I need to download favorites from a sx80 but I don't see on the Cisco Room Devices module how can I do that...
Anyone has already did it ?

Thanks

Here is an idea. Connect to TV from your PC by using a Crestron processor as a TCP/IP relay/traffic sniffer (hopefully data isn't encrypted):

Add TCP Server at :5555

Add TCP client to actual TV.

Cross connect the TX-RX; RX-TX of the 2 devices

Add some logic to connect TCP client to Android TV when TCP server gets a client connected.

Connect your PC adb shell to the Crestron's TCP server and observe traffic in debugger. Hopefully the handshake will be visible there and you can duplicate that in your actual program.

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If this helps/works, please share full details about this project once complete (may be even upload your module). Thanks.

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Currently connected via TCP/IP through port 5555 (ADB port)

Even though the TCP/IP connection is established, I'm not sure if my AP4 processor is talking (or established handshake) to the TV, as I don't know how to establish a connection to the TV like the following command:

adb connect 192.168.18.64:5555

If connection is established, the TV will show that "Allow USB debugging?" message, currently I'm not getting such message, thus my connection was probably a failure still.

Help!!!

I had this happen a few times over the past few months. Some had NVX others didn't. We found by replacing the balun it fixed our issues. I can't remember what balun we were using, but I think it was the AC-EX70-UHD-kit. I will try to verify on Monday as we have a few sitting on the shelf now that we removed them. We replaced them with the AC-EX70-444-kit and it worked.

On Sat, Mar 25, 2023 at 04:38 AM, <lo@...> wrote:

Once connected, I managed to send remote control keystroke commands to the TV too.

What was the connection type?

Send me an email offline...
Chris at eicustom dotcom

TIA

I've got an GC iTach IP2SL and GC iTach IP2IR for sale. Both are brand new never used (but open box).
If anyone is interested please let me know.

These ones should work:?

OK the IP address was probably my problem.? I wasn't present for the setup of the B&O and I don't know where the IP address of the soundbar is located.? I'll obviously want to set it static either directly or via a DHCP reservation.

Thanks for the notes.