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Uh, would you believe it was an April Fools joke? Made you look!

?or??would work.???gives more info on the code side.? You would use one serial port for the GPS, and one for the Crestron
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Ok I give up. I searched far and wide for a “level shitter” and couldn’t find anything. Where does one find such a device?

Nevermind, problem is solved. I polled for the DisplayMode in the driver and all the various aspect ratios showed up. Nice!

I'm using?Crestron Certified Drivers Display Ethernet to control my Epson projector, managed to turn it on and off with no problem, but I have one feature that I needed badly -- adjust the ASPECT RATIO of the projector. I have tried various parameters to no avail. Anyone can help?

I tried to send strings via "User Attribute" and "Custom Commands" to no avail. If really no choice, I can use the left, right, up, down arrow to navigate the menu and go to specific aspect ratio to get adjusted, but that makes me look stupid.

Taking a step back, I managed to use Serial I/O to change the aspect ratio, like sending a string of "ASPECT 10" will change the aspect ratio to 4:3, but that's not using a Crestron certified driver via ethernet, and rather outdated.?

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Just wondering if anyone successfully issued certain commands through this Crestron Certified Ethernet Driver to make the projector works?

I've been playing with ESP32's recently and made a custom compass display for my motorcycle. I ended up adding a clock since the?GPS NEO-6M module spit the clock info out anyway and it updates every second, and you really can't get a more accurate time readout than from the GPS stream. It's a crapload of data coming out of it and it might be easier to use an ESP32 to do the heavy lifting since there are ready made libraries to decode it, then spit it out through the ESP's serial port. I don't think it would be too tough to whip up a module to read the data and set the clock, though I've never tried to do anything like that. You'd also need a level shitter to convert the TTL output to 232 levels whether you use an ESP or not.

FWIW I still have a PRO2 I keep around for testing, and its clock is useless. I don't remember how far it goes off but it's like 10 minutes a day, and has been like that forever. That was a known issue with some PRO2's way back when.

I just did a deployment with that switch. It's NVX and Dante all on the same switch and is working well. Can you share exactly what you configured? Do you have a configuration of the switch you can share?

Mark

I cannot speak for the CBS350, but I have successfully used the lower cost CBS250 series with NVX.? Although it was a pretty simple NVX system with all NVX on the same switch.

I should note that the first time I used one, I pulled my hair out.? All the Cisco training videos omitted a very important point that you must be in Advance Mode View to set up IGMP snooping correctly.? After I figured it out, I rewatch the Cisco video and found they made a jump from default basic view mode in one frame and then suddenly they were in Advance Mode View without mentioning that fact.

To get in Advance mode, open the Web GUI and at the upper right corner of the page, you will see a box that has "Basic" display.? Click on that box and changed it to Advance.? You may need to refresh the web page afterwards.

After you get in Advance Mode View, you go to "Multicast>Properties" and enable "Bridge Multicast Filtering".? Otherwise the setup was pretty straight forward.

An added plus to these switches is that they also support IGMP v3 -- Although I haven't tried to implement that yet.

Good luck,
Steve

It sounds like the flash is pooched. I've had success with replacing the 4GB MicroSD card and loading an "good" image from any x52 series TP's. They all seem to use the same code.

Hope this helps!

Rich

Hi All,
Anyone seen this issue, and have a fix for it?
After aprox. 5-6 project load/updates, the 1052 panels go to eternal 'Loading Interface' state.
I tried INITIALIZE and then a reload, same condition.
My only solution to get out of this is to factory default (RESTORE) the panels. Which doesn't fix it this time...

FINALLY!...

From my case:
"Apple has released the latest version of Crestron Go which addresses the crashes associated with the rotation issues on later versions of iOS.? If the phones or tablets are not showing the update immediately, I would recommend refreshing the app store if you do not see the update (while under updates, pull the screen information down for a Refresh).? Thank you for your patience while this was reviewed.

Please ignore this thread. I pulled the plug and reinserted again, and then voila, everything works as expected! Sorry to bother you guys!

Hi all,

we initially planned on using Cisco CBS350-series switches?as a switching backbone for Crestron NVX (being the "recommended follow-up" of the SG350X series for which Crestron's answer ID?1000314 provides configuration samples, and they are very interesting in terms of pricing and availability).

But even after configuring a factory-default switch with minimum configuration according to the SG350X configuration sample, we ran into an issue where stopping the stream on a NVX decoder would have the formerly connected NVX encoder appear to "remain connected" (NV-led on the encoder remains lit), resulting in the network becoming sluggish up to the point where the network basically became inaccessible, even on a single-switch deployment. Disconnecting the NVX encoder from the LAN would restore the LAN-network, and replugging the NVX encoder AFTER its NV-led turned off, would return everything to normal (up to the point when a stream to a decoder was disconnected again).

So we're considering different switches now to overcome this issue on a short term, but for the long term, I would like to see if I can get this issue tackled with the CBS350 series and have NVX operate reliably on them.?Being the SG350X's follow-up, I can imagine my issue resulted from a simple/small configuration flaw, but I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with issues similar to the one described above, hoping to get to a solution faster.

Because although the switch appears to support minimum NVX requirements, with the switch not being in Crestron's answer ID 1000314 and the issues noted with the SG350X, they suggest moving to another series of switches.?

If anyone has any suggestions, I'd be happy to hear!

Sorry, I need to take a step back. Previously I claimed that the socket connection was successful, I was actually wrong.

I had an IP-ID TCP/IP set previously, thus the connection was successful. Now I commented this duplicate session out, I could not connect at all through the Crestron Certified Ethernet Driver. I checked the IP and the port number, they were all correct, what else could cause the socket connection not successful? Is there a way to retrieve the errror?

The first thing to check is make sure Standby Mode is set to Communication On. You'll find that under Menu:Extended:Standby Mode. I would also turn the projector on manually and see if you get feedback for power status, lamp hours, etc.?

I was just trying to turn on/off my HT projector to no avail....?

I was using Crestron Certified Ehternet Driver for the projector (Crestron Certified Display Ethernet 2.0 (cm))

I use the package?Projector_Epson_LS500_IP.pkg and they are all properly loaded in AP4 processor

I have set all the parameters correctly, and successfully loaded the driver

I can see from Toolbox that I have successfully connected to the projector

But when I try to turn on the power via the Certified driver "PowerOn", the projector just wouldn't turn on.

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I'm lost as to why the command doesn't turn on the projector. Am I missing something obvious? Are there any other specific commands that I shall try it out?

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Phil,?

Three things I found while working with Nucleus:

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If you have not yet worked with the hardware, you will need to note the decoder output type.?
TRX and RXS decoders differ in the HDMI output name. This difference is shown in the control matrix if you expand the decoder to show its ports.?
Example: you may see outputs labeled "HDMIOUT" while others are "HDMIOUTMAIN".?
This difference ** must ** be reflected in the API command when sending a route.?

The system I just finished had decoders of both types.?
If the wrong output label is used, an error 400 unconfigured, is returned (when in fact the endpoint is configured).?

2
You will want to set the API names in all endpoints. If not, you will need to route using device serial numbers, else a variant of the dreaded 400 error is returned.?
There is a command generator within the Nucleus server.?
Without API names defined, the generated commands will have source and destination based on endpoint serial numbers.?
However, when API names are set, the command generator will make commands that are based on the API names.?

3
If you are doing RS-232 over Ethernet (or even pass through), you will need to set a profile at the server level with the 232 comspec info.?
Then apply that profile to each decoder where the 232 is used.?
You will need separate profile for each different comspec, if applicable to your system.?

Thank you for the help. These are the same steps that I went over with the Crestron support agent. It worked perfect when I used a new account but is still blocking me using my original account.

This is happening in Master Installer and using FileZilla

Hi All,
I've had a number of TSRs that will get into a state where I can't even connect to it with console or discovery...
BUT, They are pingable, Online with the processor (IP-ID) and show up in Discovery...
Of course, I'd reboot but I can't connect to them remotely...:(
I've seen this on Firmware from the current to versions back 2+ years ago, so its not FW. And It has happened with Luxul, Araknis and Ruckus APs
All have static IPs, flat network and yes, the gateway address is the router

Anyone seen this behavior or did I just choose the short straw as usual??