Don't know about CRPC issues because I don't use it on the TSR310.? But I wouldn't think it would be an issue as that would probably mean Crestron Go CRPC would not work too if you are on a different subnet.

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Unsure what is causing the Rokus to pull from the NAX as I haven't been back to investigate.? But if I unplug the NAX, the multicast traffic to the Rokus stops.? Maybe the Roku's are acting as an IGMP Proxy although when I have configured routers to act as an IGMP Proxy in the past, it is for routing IGMP traffic to a different subnet.? The Roku however only has one subnet going to it so doing an IGMP Proxy seems meaningless.

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On Fri, Jul 26, 2024 at 09:41 AM, ckangis wrote:

I've been buried with other more important issues and haven't had any time to sort this out.? The monitor I'm using for this test is a actual 1080P computer monitor with no internal speakers.? I do have a small Samsung 1080P TV that I can hook up and try along with a spare Dune HD? media player set to 1080P.? That would better represent what it's actually expected to do.? I'll try this later on today when I get home from work on my day off.

Hi All,

So I have a project that we just updated last month with an existing CP3 (probably 7+ years old).?

I'm noticing this in the error logs every few days, and I'm thinking that this is an old registration left over from years ago.

I would have set it up with the browser web interface way back when, and now the account or other is no longer operational.

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Of course we can no longer manage the 3-series with a browser. Is there any way to undo these settings via console? I did search around and found the MyCrestron commands in console but it returns the following:

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on first glance, it looks like the login needs an OAuth token, which is tricky and can only be done in SIMPL#, which is why there is a Home Driver. Someone could make a driver for SIMPL, but I'm pretty sure they're gonna want to get paid for it.

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My $0.02

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Michael

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Eventually, but it still wasn't working, so after a TB phone call we set up something that did the trick, even though it took 7 symbols to do it the way that I needed it.

We did end up tying it to the TP fb the way you're describing, though.

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This particular site needs to go, but I may still experiment on the method described in this wonderful Forum.

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thanks much for checking on me,

Jim

Xfinity cable box.

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in Debugger I will see IR pulses for 1,0,0,3 but actually what happens is 1,0,0,0,3 at the device.

Thanks, Michael and Steve,

This is a very interesting discussion! I hope we will be able to refine what we should be doing...

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Michael, I hadn't thought about the fact of the 'null' condition (TSRs trying to connect to the same SSID on an AP that doesn't have a MAC# assignment). I'll need to do some researching on that...

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Steve, I use those commands regularly! though I like your timing approach (shop vs. site)

?- In a related story...? Remember when you could connect to processors and other devices in console in about 2-3 seconds?? Now every connection is 20-30 seconds (Likely because of Auth BS!)

****? I want my life back!!!!

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And Steve,?

A) If the TSRs are on a different VLAN, do you have issues with MPO/CRPC comms for music sources?

B) What are the RoKus trying to pull from the NAX's?? or are they just seeing the NAX's and try to connect??

You didn't tie it to the feedback for the page on the touch panel definition?

Wassup Team,?

I have a project that requires control of the above hisense laser TV via crestron. Has any of you interacted with is product. Would be really nice to be able to do it via TCP, however, I have not been able to get any TCP protocol documentation. Alternatively , if any of you has been able to learn its ir codes and have a file saved , your assistance would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks Nico!

thanks Jay. it is actually the CPLLC driver that I'm talking about. Randy Johnson from that team is helping me now. I'll share anything relevant to the group afterwards.

nico

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Is this what you are talking about?

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Cheers,

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Michael . . .

Sorry to resurrect an old thread but I'm in the same situation. Just dusted off vs2008 but it won't create the .clz file. Were you able to find a solution?

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Any console command will do.? Examples would be

ECHO ON

DHCP

EST

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I usually ssh into the TSR310 from my host Linux laptop instead of using toolbox.?? I issue an "ECHO ON" command so I can see what I am typing when using ssh.? When I set up the TSR310 offline site, I set up the TSR310 all through an SSH connection and TSR-310 would respond to something like EST within a few seconds.? When I got to the job site, that same command would take 30 seconds to respond or not at all.? Client has a lot of IOT stuff on his main network.? After setting up a separate VLAN and SSID for the TSR310s, the TSR-310s started to responding to SSH commands quickly again.? And after doing the other things I specified, the TSR-310s appear to be working properly.

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The AV stuff (Theater and another room) is on a CP3.? There is also a Crestron Home CP4R with an NAX audio distribution (No TSR-310s on the CP4R).? Interesting to note that client has a number of Rokus in the house.? Two of those Rokus are pulling all the streams from the pair of NAXs.? That resulted in those Rokus constantly having 54mbps of NAX multicast traffic going to each of them all the time.? The other older Rokus in the house do not do this.? At least one of the Rokus pulling the NAX streams does have a problem with overheating.?? Not sure how I am going to fix the issue.? Ideally, it would be best to keep the Rokus from requesting the NAX streams but I see no option in these Rokus to stop this action.? Tried assigning different multicast addresses to the NAX but no change -- these Rokus will just start requesting the streams again.? Really weird.? If anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciated it.

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Not that I have found.

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Website has control4 and a third party has created a Crestron Home driver, but no SIMPL

On Thu, Jul 25, 2024 at 01:19 PM, Michael Caldwell-Waller wrote:

The advice of "Have a separate SSID" is probably better translated as "Don't depend on our device to pick the right AP when more than one of them is serving the same SSID".? That means, make it so the device's selection of SSID served by one single AP takes all the guesswork out of AP selection, because you've made it a sure thing.? Does not mean a single device must be alone on the SSID.

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Lately my strategy for setting up a robust network includes having SSIDs meant for computers and phones (these roam well) on multiple AP's, and then have hidden SSID's?that are unique per AP that I use when I want to force a dumber device to use a specific AP because I know its permanent location.? The crucial factor is using a unique?SSID per AP for this purpose (and not per remote).? (I hide these per-AP SSID's because they're confusing to the end user, but... be aware that hidden SSIDs perform even worse for roaming purposes if multiple AP's are serving them, the broadcasts are important for roaming to work cleanly, so... only use this idea for one SSID per AP)

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Michael,

What do you think of the idea that I mentioned where you have (Hidden SSID) across the system (ex: CrestronTSRs) so that you only have one SSID to maintain for the TSRs, but have MAC# assignments for specific TSRs to Specific APs so that they won't roam??