Re: Cisco Room Module - MS Teams URL Serial Too Long for SIMPL Windows
Is this a limitation in the module or with an MSP tied to the serial output? I'm pretty sure simpl windows can handle up to 1024 character string now. if it goes above that then you still have the same issue.
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Not Crestron - Need Windows USB driver for Revolabs Executive Elite MIC controller.
I just couldn't think of a better group to ask.? Looking for a link that I can download a USB driver or a forum that might cover this.? It is a confrerence room system I have, but because of issues with the AVIA 1280 and audio over usb connection they moved it to the windows computer in the system.? It had been working fine for 2 years until the pc updated to windows 11.? Now I had them restore back to windows 10 but it still doesn't recognize the controller.? If someone can point me in the right direction, it would be appreciated.
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Re: Cisco Room Module - MS Teams URL Serial Too Long for SIMPL Windows
This is just one of the many reasons we have moved away from using Crestron control panels to control Cisco Room Kits. We have found it much much easier and "future proof" if we simply add whatever outside controls we need to the Cisco Touch 10 / Navigator panel. Its just become to much to try and keep up with the constant changes / additions they keep making to the Cisco API to go along with the limitations of the current control modules.
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Re: Send myself a text when....
This is good to know. I am not entirely sure why, in the 21st century, we still have to be kludgey when it comes to emails and Crestron.
Mystery of the universe I suppose...
Thanks.
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On Aug 1, 2023, at 10:57?AM, Tony Golden <mrgolden@...> wrote:
?I still use smtp2go and it works very well.
--- On Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at 10:35 AM, Jay Basen wrote:
Thanks Michael,
I used smtp2go years ago but couldn't remember the name of the service when I
was writing my own reply to this post.
Jay
On 7/31/2023 11:35 PM, Michael Block wrote:
If I recall correctly, you should be able to use the Send Email (cm) module to
send an email to smtp2go.com (free account for up to 1000 emails/day) which can
forward to your cell phone provider's text gateway. See this
article for a list. This should work
on any processor 2-series on up. It's a tad kludgey, but not terrible.
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Re: Send myself a text when....
I still use smtp2go and it works very well.
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--- On Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at 10:35 AM, Jay Basen wrote:
Thanks Michael,
I used smtp2go years ago but couldn't remember the name of the service when I
was writing my own reply to this post.
Jay
On 7/31/2023 11:35 PM, Michael Block wrote:
If I recall correctly, you should be able to use the Send Email (cm) module to
send an email to smtp2go.com (free account for up to 1000 emails/day) which can
forward to your cell phone provider's text gateway. See this
article for a list. This should work
on any processor 2-series on up. It's a tad kludgey, but not terrible.
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Re: Send myself a text when....
Thanks Michael,
I used smtp2go years ago but couldn't remember the name of the
service when I was writing my own reply to this post.
Jay
On 7/31/2023 11:35 PM, Michael Block
wrote:
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If I recall correctly, you should be able to use the Send Email
(cm) module to send an email to smtp2go.com (free account for up
to 1000 emails/day) which can forward to your cell phone
provider's text gateway. ?See this article??for
a list. ?This should work on any processor 2-series on up. ?It's a
tad kludgey, but not terrible.
HTH,
Michael
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Re: Duplicate IP-IDs on same network with different systems
Yea we did this type of thing as a redundancy solution and It was slightly quirky at first but in the end it seemed to work pretty well. Not sure if thats the solution you are working towards here, but the multiple processor/ID part of it did work for us.?
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Re: Duplicate IP-IDs on same network with different systems
Thanks, Guys!
That's what I thought but wanted to get some confirmation!!
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Re: Duplicate IP-IDs on same network with different systems
The CIP/SCIP connection is initiated by the secondary device to the primary device. When you give a TSW an IP ID of 91 and point it to the IP address, hostname, or FQDN of the primary device, it doesn't matter what else is on the network with the same IP ID, it matters that the primary device's network status is up and it has a populated IP table and programming to establish what gets communicated between the devices.
The only time this is an issue, using your example, is if you were to have one processor, therefore one IP/hostname/FQDN, running multiple programs and multiple secondary devices (TSW's) trying to connect using the same IP ID. An IP ID can only be used once per primary device, not once per program, with the exception being things like EISC.
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Re: Send myself a text when....
If I recall correctly, you should be able to use the Send Email (cm) module to send an email to smtp2go.com (free account for up to 1000 emails/day) which can forward to your cell phone provider's text gateway. ?See this article??for a list. ?This should work on any processor 2-series on up. ?It's a tad kludgey, but not terrible.
HTH,
Michael
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Re: Duplicate IP-IDs on same network with different systems
It should work fine, there is no Auto discovery to muck it up, just configure each TP with its respective processors IPID
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Re: Duplicate IP-IDs on same network with different systems
Mmm, the ip table relates to the ipaddress and ipid, so I might think that no issues would occur, but maybe someone has a different point of view.
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On 31 Jul 2023, at 17:14, ckangis <chris@...> wrote:
?Hi All,
This is probably a dumb question but I can't test it with the equipment I have on hand at the moment...
This is not something that I usually do in my work, but I have a project where I will potentially have three similar systems on the same network (Let's say for the discussion that it is a FLAT network, just to prove the concept.)
I would like to have one primary program with the TSWs having a single IP-ID (ex: 91)
Each of the three TSWs IPTable settings would be pointing to three different processors.
If I had all three TSW IP-IDs at 91 but each pointing to a different IP address for each processor, would this create an issue for the Crestron gear??
I can see both sides of the story...
Obviously I could do a save as and change the IP-IDs for each system, but I wanted to see if this really would be necessary...
TIA!
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Duplicate IP-IDs on same network with different systems
Hi All,
This is probably a dumb question but I can't test it with the equipment I have on hand at the moment...
This is not something that I usually do in my work, but I have a project where I will potentially have three similar systems on the same network (Let's say for the discussion that it is a FLAT network, just to prove the concept.)
I would like to have one primary program with the TSWs having a single IP-ID (ex: 91)
Each of the three TSWs IPTable settings would be pointing to three different processors.
If I had all three TSW IP-IDs at 91 but each pointing to a different IP address for each processor, would this create an issue for the Crestron gear??
I can see both sides of the story...
Obviously I could do a save as and change the IP-IDs for each system, but I wanted to see if this really would be necessary...
TIA!
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Cisco Room Module - MS Teams URL Serial Too Long for SIMPL Windows
A client is updating software on all existing Cisco codecs and moving to MS Teams for all conferencing. The issue we're seeing is the Cisco Room Devices modules are receiving the needed meeting info when selecting a meeting and appears to parse that data appropriately, but the dial command serial string exceeds the 255 character limit due to the incredibly long Teams Call Number (URL). The module doesn't split the dial string. It just truncates everything after the 255 limit. I understand this to be a SIMPL Windows limitation, but these programs will need to stay within SIMPL. Any ideas how I can make this work? I assume the module could be updated to split longer serial strings, but maybe I'm wrong or there's another solution.?
For reference, the problem is similar to this:?
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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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