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How about making "Cable" into "Zone 1 Cable" instead? Valid option?

- Chip

An incoming "Zone2-Cable\r" will trigger BOTH "Cable\r" and
"Zone2-Cable\r" parameters. "Cable\r" is still a subset of the
incoming string and a valid match...

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "lunarteq" <lunartech@...> wrote:

Assuming you mean strings coming into the SIO, have you tried removing
spaces in the string and/or replace them with other characters i.e.
"Cable&#92;r" & "Zone2-Cable&#92;r"... this effectively makes the second
string one word so the other parameter (or other SIO) cant match it.

ChipG

--- In Crestron@..., "slip.cougan" <slip.cougan@> wrote:

Sorry, these are returned strings from the device, I was simulating
the strings in debugger.

All my modules use analogs for source selects (I don't do digitals
anymore :) )

g

--- In Crestron@..., "Matt" <mjrtoo@> wrote:

--- In Crestron@..., "slip.cougan" <slip.cougan@>
wrote:

Take the following senario:
Main zone SIO contains the parameter: Cable&#92;x0D
Secondary SIO zone contains the parameter: Zone 2 Cable&#92;x0D

Now of course both these events will fire if I send: Zone 2

Cable&#92;x0D

This is the expected behaviour from a serial I/O.

Is there a way to make the SIO more choosy? So if I send Zone 2
Cable&#92;x0D it does not trip the main zone event.

Thanks

gary

What's the concept of using the SIO? Are you using serial strings
into the SIO to switch sources from the outputs? Maybe look at

using

analog init's instead?

Does anyone have a IR file to be able to control a Pioneer BDP-05 from the rear control port?
I'm told that even though it's a "Pioneer Control" jack, that if you strip the carrier from IR files
it should work with Crestron. I have tried with no success, so I was wondering if anyone else
has succeeded and has the file. Thanks for your help.

Assuming you mean strings coming into the SIO, have you tried removing
spaces in the string and/or replace them with other characters i.e.
"Cable&#92;r" & "Zone2-Cable&#92;r"... this effectively makes the second
string one word so the other parameter (or other SIO) cant match it.

ChipG

Hope that saves people a little time... :)

Luckily they don't need the power-on via serial command to be enabled
like the sharps do...

B.

With encryption on, I believe a few/several seconds is fairly normal
for renegotiation. Perhaps they can have the Mac turn off the display
and spin the drive down, but stay awake enough that it doesn't
disconnect the wireless link?

- Chip

Damn... Nice (mis?)use of Yahoo! Groups, Lincoln. We're your own
private database now? :)

- Chip

Slow Wi-fi reconnects are usually due to the router. Linksys are fairly slow. The Airport Extreme is pretty quick and I'm sure others will point out those that are faster, but they all come in quite a bit more expensive than the Linksys.

Heath

I'm not sure an RFQ is a good means of handling information
gathering...not that I haven't seen it done that way in the past.
Questions like these, good as they may be, are going to generate a
wide variety of responses, making comparisons of the responses
difficult if not impossible.

For example, question #1: I'd be hard pressed to deliver a
competitive quotation for "review[ing] our current Room View
6 setup and see what other options we could add", unless you were A)
going to make your RV system available for all perspective bidders to
review, prior to bidding and B) tell all perspective bidders what you
expected to see added.

Assuming you're not intending this RFQ to serve as a quasi-interview
like process, aimed at finding an AV contractor to work with you on a
design/build project [unusual for institutional clients], I'd
recommend hiring someone [technology consultant, AV contractor, AV
programmer, etc...] to act as a designer/consultant and work with you
to determine what's available and/or what you want the systems to do.
More specific to the Crestron side of things, assuming your an A+
Partner, call your Crestron rep and ask him/her to stop by and spend
some time going over your needs.

Once you know exactly what you want, write a RFQ to that spec. That
way the vendors will know exactly what the system[s] need to be, and
you'll know exactly what your getting and how much it's gonna cost,
before the first wire is pulled.

--- In Crestron@..., Jon Bannan <bannan@...> wrote:

Hi all,

I am looking for a few recommendations from the company side of things
regarding the questions below? As a CAIP or a programming company,

have

you had a client ask for the following items and how have you handled
it? I'm finishing my RFQ for this year and was wondering if there

was a

way to get these included in a system review or something.

1.) Is there a way that I can have someone review our current Room View
6 setup and see what other options we could add? What are we missing?
etc? Kind of a review of our system and recommendations as to what
could be added to enhance the functionality and usage of RV.

2.) We are obviously interested in integrating the Emergency
Broadcasting function that was just mentioned. What is needed to make
this happen? Any hardware or software, etc?

3.) There are often times that we need to provide reports to our

Provost

and the Cabinet regarding lamp hours, equipment usage, etc. So I'm
interested in someone creating a custom report that we can run when
needed for the various information.

Does any of this make sense to you guys? Again, I'm not looking for

a $

number right now, more of a "hey this is what one of our clients did or
this is what we've seen requested before" etc.

Thanks!

--
Jon Bannan - CTS

Media Manager
Media & Technology Support Services


The College of New Jersey
2000 Pennington Road
Forcina Hall 123
Ewing, NJ 08628
609-771-2304 - Office
609-637-5126 - Fax
bannan@...

I cannot speak to the 232 functionality, but it does have very good IR
codes...

-JOHN

Funny, I was about to ask the same thing. I think I will email
Crestron as well since they clearly show in their software section
currently "SW-MOB-AI" as a product, yet it sure as heck is not at the
iTunes store.

I've been using CF iViewer to this point and while the panel builder
software they have is pretty clunky, it does work and their interface
seems to work well once fully loaded.

Still, it would be nice to have Crestron actually release this...
Since they advertise it on their site and all.

~Paul~

--- In Crestron@..., "camaro1969addict" <tcichos@...> wrote:

Does anyone have any new information about the iPod Touch/iPhone App?
Like when it really coming out?? Or how it will integrate into my

code??

Thanks,
Tim

Don't you just love it when customers buy the equipment and then they
expect you to automate it.

This a consumer grade model and I was wondering has anybody had any
success in controlling these or something similar from 232?

Does anyone have any new information about the iPod Touch/iPhone App?
Like when it really coming out?? Or how it will integrate into my code??
Thanks,
Tim

Sorry about the OT but this is the best place I know to ask this...

client has an iMac that is connected wirelessly. Connection is WEP
encrypted through a consumer grade wireless router (Linksys).

The iMac is always on but goes into standby after several minutes of
non-use. When it comes back on-line it takes 15-20 seconds for the
wireless connection to be "remade".

Is this normal? Any suggestions as to how I can reduce this lag time?

Thanks

Cool, Glad I could offer some advice.



ATB



Iain





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From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf
Of Lars ?slund (Smart Home)
Sent: 26 January 2009 14:39
To: Crestron@...
Subject: RE: [Crestron] Screenplay 777 anf Mini 1080P player



Thanks Ian.
Talked to my customer, and he had tested a short 2meter cable and it worked,
so 10m+ cable may caused the issue.
/Lars



________________________________

From: Crestron@yahoogroup <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> s.com
[mailto:Crestron@yahoogroup <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> s.com] On
Behalf Of Iain Poole
Sent: den 26 januari 2009 12:02
To: Crestron@yahoogroup <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> s.com
Subject: RE: [Crestron] Screenplay 777 anf Mini 1080P player

Hi Lars

This looks like a video setting problem, have you allowed the mini player to
Auto-negotiate with the Projector? As we all know HDMI is not our best
friend at times. What I tend to do when installing Kaleidescape is fix the
video output for the content I have on the server. This then ensures you
will always have the best possible picture on screen. To do this in case you
don't know go into the installer settings using the friendly URL
My-kaleidescape/installer

Now navigate to components, then select the settings for the player in
Question, the first page that is displayed is the video settings. You will
see four/Five Drop down menus, if this is set to Auto negotiate you should
see 'Choose the best setting' or something similar, can't remeber the
terminolgy off hand and I'm too lazy to go down and switch my unit on :-).
This means that the player will try to auto negotiate to get the best
picture for either PAL or NTSC content. Set this to the setting that best
suits your projector i.e. 1080i or 1080p. Looking at the Spec's of your unit
I would go with 1080p. Do this in all of the Drop down menus. To ensure you
cover all possible content.

The reason why the OSD works fine is its native 480p and as such it may be
displaying it at this res and as such tends to work great in every situation
its when you start playing back content that you have issues with certain
devices.

HTH

Iain P

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From: Crestron@yahoogroup <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> s.com
<mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> [mailto:Crestron@yahoogroup
<mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> s.com
<mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> ] On Behalf
Of Lars ?slund (Smart Home)
Sent: 26 January 2009 10:44
To: Crestron@yahoogroup <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> s.com
<mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [Crestron] Screenplay 777 anf Mini 1080P player

Hi Pros,
have a customer having picture issue connecting a brand new 1080p Mini
Player (kaleidescape)
via HDMI to DVI cable to a Infocus Screenplay 777 proj.
Picture is like snowing when playing movie, ok picture when looking at
userinterface.
... have not seen it by my self.

Anyone have any experiance regarding this?

Will drop a mail to K-scape support aswell.

Regards /Lars
--
Lars ?slund
Uppsala Mediateknik AB - Smarthome
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+46 709 679050



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Thanks Ian.
Talked to my customer, and he had tested a short 2meter cable and it worked, so 10m+ cable may caused the issue.
/Lars



________________________________

From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of Iain Poole
Sent: den 26 januari 2009 12:02
To: Crestron@...
Subject: RE: [Crestron] Screenplay 777 anf Mini 1080P player



Hi Lars

This looks like a video setting problem, have you allowed the mini player to
Auto-negotiate with the Projector? As we all know HDMI is not our best
friend at times. What I tend to do when installing Kaleidescape is fix the
video output for the content I have on the server. This then ensures you
will always have the best possible picture on screen. To do this in case you
don't know go into the installer settings using the friendly URL
My-kaleidescape/installer

Now navigate to components, then select the settings for the player in
Question, the first page that is displayed is the video settings. You will
see four/Five Drop down menus, if this is set to Auto negotiate you should
see 'Choose the best setting' or something similar, can't remeber the
terminolgy off hand and I'm too lazy to go down and switch my unit on :-).
This means that the player will try to auto negotiate to get the best
picture for either PAL or NTSC content. Set this to the setting that best
suits your projector i.e. 1080i or 1080p. Looking at the Spec's of your unit
I would go with 1080p. Do this in all of the Drop down menus. To ensure you
cover all possible content.

The reason why the OSD works fine is its native 480p and as such it may be
displaying it at this res and as such tends to work great in every situation
its when you start playing back content that you have issues with certain
devices.

HTH

Iain P

_____

From: Crestron@... <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> [mailto:Crestron@... <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> ] On Behalf
Of Lars ?slund (Smart Home)
Sent: 26 January 2009 10:44
To: Crestron@... <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [Crestron] Screenplay 777 anf Mini 1080P player

Hi Pros,
have a customer having picture issue connecting a brand new 1080p Mini
Player (kaleidescape)
via HDMI to DVI cable to a Infocus Screenplay 777 proj.
Picture is like snowing when playing movie, ok picture when looking at
userinterface.
... have not seen it by my self.

Anyone have any experiance regarding this?

Will drop a mail to K-scape support aswell.

Regards /Lars
--
Lars ?slund
Uppsala Mediateknik AB - Smarthome
lasse@smarthome. <mailto:lasse%40smarthome.se> se
. < <> > se <.
< <> > se/>
+46 709 679050



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Thanks Matt.

As this is my first crestron project, and I'm a neewbie in this, can
you give me an example how I will do that?
Let's say I will transmit **X1,1,0!! will I then input that on Str1
and the next command on str2 etc?

Yup, the digital trigger for sending that string on the blue line, type
the string in the parameter field, and then black line is the tx$ to
your device.

You can add more inputs by holding alt and pressing +.

Hi all,

I am looking for a few recommendations from the company side of things regarding the questions below? As a CAIP or a programming company, have you had a client ask for the following items and how have you handled it? I'm finishing my RFQ for this year and was wondering if there was a way to get these included in a system review or something.

1.) Is there a way that I can have someone review our current Room View 6 setup and see what other options we could add? What are we missing? etc? Kind of a review of our system and recommendations as to what could be added to enhance the functionality and usage of RV.

2.) We are obviously interested in integrating the Emergency Broadcasting function that was just mentioned. What is needed to make this happen? Any hardware or software, etc?

3.) There are often times that we need to provide reports to our Provost and the Cabinet regarding lamp hours, equipment usage, etc. So I'm interested in someone creating a custom report that we can run when needed for the various information.

Does any of this make sense to you guys? Again, I'm not looking for a $ number right now, more of a "hey this is what one of our clients did or this is what we've seen requested before" etc.

Thanks!

--
Jon Bannan - CTS

Media Manager
Media & Technology Support Services


The College of New Jersey
2000 Pennington Road
Forcina Hall 123
Ewing, NJ 08628
609-771-2304 - Office
609-637-5126 - Fax
bannan@...

--- In Crestron@..., "Matt" <mjrtoo@...> wrote:

--- In Crestron@..., "oystein.loland"
<oystein.loland@> wrote:

I think I found out what the problem is, but I don't have a clue

how to

solve it. (Tried making a new cable also with 2,3 & 5 only, but

didn't

help).

The thing is that the Sierra Crestron module from Crestron sends

a

wrong formatting out to the router. The sierra will expect

**X2,5,0!!

but the macro sends this instead **X02,05,0!! So it adds a 0 in

front

of the number. When I try this in terminal from the PC, the first

line

without the zero works as it should, but he second line
generates "Error syntax: Unknown command..."

My question is how do I get rid of the extra zeroes?

Thanks for all input.

The macro is trying to compensate for the tens digit, but I guess

the

router doesn't accept a '0' as a valid tens digit. The macro from
crestron only only does crosspoint routing anyway, using an SIO and
you fill in the serial strings manually would probably be faster

than

trying to fix the module.

Thanks Matt.

As this is my first crestron project, and I'm a neewbie in this, can
you give me an example how I will do that?
Let's say I will transmit **X1,1,0!! will I then input that on Str1
and the next command on str2 etc?

Sorry, these are returned strings from the device, I was simulating
the strings in debugger.

All my modules use analogs for source selects (I don't do digitals
anymore :) )

g