Re: Help with DM-RMC-SCALER-C reporting as C2I-DMPS-200-VIDEO
Oh my goodness, yes, it looks like that's what happened!?
I didn't realize that the DMPS audio and video took their own ip addresses. I just happened to assign a dhcp reservation to the scaler that was the same as the DMPS video ip address. Whoops!
Thanks for the tip. I'll never make that mistake again!
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Re: Help with DM-RMC-SCALER-C reporting as C2I-DMPS-200-VIDEO
Pure guessing:
Does the DM-RMC-SCALER-C by accident have the same IP address as the video card of the DMPS?
Best regards
Crestronfreak55
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Help with DM-RMC-SCALER-C reporting as C2I-DMPS-200-VIDEO
I have a misbehaving scaler on my hands. I bought it second hand. Upgraded the firmware. Tested it. Everything was fine. Then I installed it in its new home and its behaving strangely. It shows up in Toolbox with Device Name: C2I-DMPS-200-VIDEO. After several reboots it may come back for a little while and look like a regular?DM-RMC-SCALER-C. But say if I update the IP Table, it reboots and goes back to calling itself C2I-DMPS-200-VIDEO.
It is connected to a DM-DA4-4K-C which is connected to the HDMI output of a DMPS3-200-C.
I have a second?DM-RMC-SCALER-C connected to the same DM-DA4-4K-C that works just fine.?
I'm not sure how this misbehaving device got into this state, or how to get it out of it. I am grateful for any ideas you may have!
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The last I saw it seemed like the general consensus was the Home kit integration with TSR-310 was unreliable, has anyone seen any improvements on this? I see v1.1 of the module but I don't know when this came out.
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Re: Send myself a text when....
We have used a Mobi Control device on a few occasions and they are simple to set up worked without any problems over a long period. They have a built in battery and ideal to signal power fail.
Regards, David
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Re: Send myself a text when....
We have used AlertTech for very similar situations:- speak to Scott Morell:- info@...?or ?+1 802-343-5246 as he is extremely helpful and you may even want to implement his system into clients systems for some RMR.?
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Re: Send myself a text when....
I can think of a couple of ways you might be able to accomplish
this but doing it on a 2 series processor is a significant
challenge because most cloud service API's that could help you
require an https connection and, if memory serves me correctly,
that wasn't supported on a 2-series processor.
That being said, I would start by looking for a service provider
that has an API that allows you to send an email message.? Most
cell phone carriers have a service that will convert an email
message into a text message.? Just try googling "email to text
message <your carrier name>".? Verizon, AT&T, and others
all support this.? Hopefully your carrier does and you can find an
API, that doesn't require https for creating an email message.
The better (IMHO) alternative is if you have a 3-Series processor
that supports https (I believe all do with the exception of the
MC3) or a 4-series processor.? Then connect your PRO2 to your
3/4-series processor with Ethernet Intersystems Communications and
do the heavy lifting on the 3/4-series processor.? I would use the
PushOver module on my GitHub
() and instead
of a text message send yourself a PushOver notification using the
PushOver app.? PushOver adds a lot of flexibility over a basic
text message.
My PushOver module is released as Shareware where it is free for
Crestron developers to use on their own systems or for a dealer to
use in their showroom.? I only ask a small fee if someone is going
to use it on a customer system and make money from the work I've
done.
Hope this helps
Jay
On 7/30/2023 2:49 PM, stefuel2 via
groups.io wrote:
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I have another topic started a week or so ago about monitoring the
status of power at my own house. This involves a generator that is
just old enough to not have wifi.
So to do this, I will use 3-240 volt coil relays with a choice of
NO or NC contacts and monitor them with the IO ports on my Pro2.?
Port A would be connected to utility power, B to generator power
and C to the output of the transfer switch to the house.? That's
the easy part.? The part I'm having difficulty with is something
I've never done before.? How to send a text message to my own
phone when things in the logic say something is wrong?? I haven't
found any canned modules in the crestron database unless I missed
it.? Any guidance would be appreciated.?
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Send myself a text when....
I have another topic started a week or so ago about monitoring the status of power at my own house. This involves a generator that is just old enough to not have wifi.
So to do this, I will use 3-240 volt coil relays with a choice of NO or NC contacts and monitor them with the IO ports on my Pro2.? Port A would be connected to utility power, B to generator power and C to the output of the transfer switch to the house.? That's the easy part.? The part I'm having difficulty with is something I've never done before.? How to send a text message to my own phone when things in the logic say something is wrong?? I haven't found any canned modules in the crestron database unless I missed it.? Any guidance would be appreciated.?
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Re: Send Email: Series 3: How in holy Hell?!?!
Hi Mike,
Couple of questions.?
1) What 3-Series processor are you using?
2) Did you follow ALL the directions in the module help
file including going to , creating
an account, creating your own token, including that token as a
parameter to the PushOver v1.0 module, registering the PushOver
smart phone app, and finally including the user ID as a paramter
to the PushOver Event v1.1 module so the PushOver message will be
properly routed?
3) If Yes to number 2 are you sure you fully copied the token and
pasted all of it into the parameter field of the module?? Or, did
you accidentally use the Token in the Event module and the User ID
in the PushOver v1.0 module?
There are lots of people using this (including myself) and nobody
is reporting this kind of problem.
Thanks
Jay
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Hi Jay, I'm testing this on my home system for notifications and
getting an invalid token error. I'm using the token generated by
the Pushover site for my account so I'm not sure why the error or
where to start troubleshooting. Any ideas? The response from
debugger is:
PushOver - Send_Notification - httpsResponse =
{"token":"invalid":"errors":["application token is invalid, see
"],status":0,"request":"allkindsofnumbersandlettershere"}
-Mike
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Re: Send Email: Series 3: How in holy Hell?!?!
Hi Jay, I'm testing this on my home system for notifications and getting an invalid token error. I'm using the token generated by the Pushover site for my account so I'm not sure why the error or where to start troubleshooting. Any ideas? The response from debugger is:
PushOver - Send_Notification - httpsResponse = {"token":"invalid":"errors":["application token is invalid, see https://pushover.net/api"],status":0,"request":"allkindsofnumbersandlettershere"}
-Mike
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Re: CRESTRON CONSTRUCT first impressions
Yep, sales is super excited about the new wireless hotness but they don¡¯t have to try to program it ? TBH, we arent even messing around with Construct until there is a viable port over from our current package of interface options.? There needs to be a way to crossover for clients with older systems and clients with new requests.? This whole releasing of panels not capable of running VTPro projects just reeks.
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Re: Pearl 2 Epiphan RS232 Control
Hi Nico, Thanks,
But those modules is only for TCP/IP what i can see.
My Epiphan and CP4 is on different networks, thats why i need to use Serial.
Lars
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Re: Pearl 2 Epiphan RS232 Control
There are module examples in crestron application market for Epiphan.
You can use the base example for your project Nico NFH
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On 29 Jul 2023, at 5:15, Lars ?slund <lasse@...> wrote:
?Hi, is there anyone made som emodules for Epiphan units for Serial Control?
I know there is published command online,
but if anyone willing to share som prefab stuff im grateful.
/Lars
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Pearl 2 Epiphan RS232 Control
Hi, is there anyone made som emodules for Epiphan units for Serial Control?
I know there is published command online,
but if anyone willing to share som prefab stuff im grateful.
/Lars
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Re: Random: Crestron Go App - Media Player object displaying large scrolling list
#app
BR 4007 = "CGo - Media Player - Browse Context Options Space/Padding Issues"
BR 4007 was reportedly fixed in latest CGo v1.0.52
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Re: Controlling displays in a Just Add Power System
To set the baud rate to 9600 8N1 you need to first telnet into the just add power device and the type the following command
astparam s s0_baudrate 9600-8n1
I think you can figure out how to set other baud rates from that. To get help on a command such as astparam type astparam --helpYou might also want to look at Now I remember that documentation for Just-Add-Power isn't the greatest.? But you can find most of what you need by looking at all the on line help on their website.
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Re: SIP Intercom recommendations
I may have a working Vio module pulled from an eholo we updated to 2n recently.... Friendly price, if you want it, dm me.?
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Re: Controlling displays in a Just Add Power System
I appreciate your reply. I was doing a search on their website and couldn't find the info.? I was searching with "rs-232." When I searched with "rs232",? it gave me the info I needed.? You set the mode in the GUI of the receiver mode2.? This mode makes the connection from the ethernet port straight to the com port of the receiver using port# 6752.? ?You have to set the baud rate of the receiver as well.
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Re: Controlling displays in a Just Add Power System
I did a video wall with the Color Max MC-RX1/TX1 about a year ago.? I know the baud rate is adjustable.? If I remember correctly, you change the baud rate via a telnet command.
The Color Max was a brand new product when we used it and we had a lot of lock up issues at first.? In particular, it would tend to lock up when you send it a command (whether it be a IR, RS232, or video wall command).? We landed up running IR to the displays from the Crestron processor to help reduce the lock ups.?? But even then, we had occasional lock ups.? Eventually Just Add Power did come up with a firmware update and after that the product was stable.? But I didn't go back and try using RS232.
After the initial issues, I was pretty impressed with the things the Color Max could do.? And absolutely no passwords required (unlike Crestron).? Even can preview the image via the web gui even with HDCP sources. The major down fall however is it does not support 1080i (at least a year ago it didn't).? So for cable boxes? satellite receivers you will have to use 720p.
Tech support was pretty good.
I might note that we used standard multicast instead of their custom manage switch solution.? So we did not use their Crestron module.
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Re: Controlling displays in a Just Add Power System
It has been a while since I have worked with a JAP system, but I do recall that you do in fact simply use a TCP/IP client with the endpoints address and the port number for whichever operation mode you are using. There is a section in the GUI of the JAP receiver that you can make adjustments for the serial mode as well as the baudrate settings. There are also jumpers on the endpoint for making the serial connection straight or null.
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Miles Redbart
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Dave H - Crestron True Blue Tech Support Engineer Since 2014