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HI Javier,
I am am having the same issue as Brandon. I am sure I am close but just can't seem to get the camera to respond via the crestron connection. The commands are working in my browser. Not sure what I am missing.
The TCPIP client is set to the proper address, it is showing connected in debugger. But my commands don't seem to get thru.
Here is a sample command for the camera:



this string works in my browser but does not in my Serial I/O to my tcpip client.
Any words of wisdome or hint would help.

Thanks,
Serge
serge@...

--- In Crestron@..., "javiermazon_com" <javier@> wrote:

What you have to do is create a TCP/IP Client on your program with the IP of the camera to the port 80 and then capture the HTTP-HEADERS with some extension and send them as tx$ to the TCP/IP Symbol

In Firefox you have an HTTP HEADERS extension
In Chrome you have Developer Tools to inspect, under NETWORK, directly the HTTP queries. All you have to do is see what is the "command" sent from your browser to perform the desired action (Ex. Zoom, Pan, etc..) and copy that HTTP HEADER query, full to an SIO connected to the TCP/IP ts$.

If the HTTP HEADER requires more than one line (almost always) just copy all the lines in a single one and add "&#92;n" to each part that needs to be a different line.

For example, to turn on a Projector that has IP capabilities, I used:
"GET /cgi-bin/proj_ctl.cgi?key=video&lang=e&osd=on HTTP/1.1&#92;nHost: 10.1.133.21&#92;nConnection: keep-alive&#92;nAuthorization: Basic YWRtaW4xOnBhbmFzb25pYw==&#92;n&#92;n"

This is a real example, try experimenting with Firefox extensions or Chrome developer tools to capture what string triggers which action.

Best regards,

Javier Mazon
www.JavierMazon.com

--- In Crestron@..., "brandon" <brandonanchor@> wrote:

I am trying to control 4 Panasonic AW-HE50SN Camera's through IP communications. I talked to Panasonic and they said it could be done using a HTTP Protocol with a TCPIP Client on port 80
example: (power on)

I receive a 408 Request time out error.

What am i missing here?
I can send the control document if you need it.
I am on site and it is D Day as usual so some help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Brandon

What you have to do is create a TCP/IP Client on your program with the IP of the camera to the port 80 and then capture the HTTP-HEADERS with some extension and send them as tx$ to the TCP/IP Symbol

In Firefox you have an HTTP HEADERS extension
In Chrome you have Developer Tools to inspect, under NETWORK, directly the HTTP queries. All you have to do is see what is the "command" sent from your browser to perform the desired action (Ex. Zoom, Pan, etc..) and copy that HTTP HEADER query, full to an SIO connected to the TCP/IP ts$.

If the HTTP HEADER requires more than one line (almost always) just copy all the lines in a single one and add "&#92;n" to each part that needs to be a different line.

For example, to turn on a Projector that has IP capabilities, I used:
"GET /cgi-bin/proj_ctl.cgi?key=video&lang=e&osd=on HTTP/1.1&#92;nHost: 10.1.133.21&#92;nConnection: keep-alive&#92;nAuthorization: Basic YWRtaW4xOnBhbmFzb25pYw==&#92;n&#92;n"

This is a real example, try experimenting with Firefox extensions or Chrome developer tools to capture what string triggers which action.

Best regards,

Javier Mazon
www.JavierMazon.com

--- In Crestron@..., "brandon" <brandonanchor@> wrote:

I am trying to control 4 Panasonic AW-HE50SN Camera's through IP communications. I talked to Panasonic and they said it could be done using a HTTP Protocol with a TCPIP Client on port 80
example: (power on)

I receive a 408 Request time out error.

What am i missing here?
I can send the control document if you need it.
I am on site and it is D Day as usual so some help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Brandon

is it possible to get a video window inside the Crestron app?

mark

Does the HD-DA-2 'manage' the HDCP keys in the same way DM does, particularly as it concerns connecting two TVs to one Motorola cable box? Anyone tried this successfully/unsuccessfully?

Thanks,
Chris W.

FYI, the Release Notes of the beta Database posted last week state it adds
System Builder support for the MLX-3. So, it shouldn't be long now...

--- On Thursday, March 29, 2012 at 3:52 PM, rogiervs wrote:

Oh, and I have a useless MLX3 here, which Crestron told me would be SB
compatible in January, but still isn't... really really need to get up-to-
date with SIMPL...

Yea, use a non-local server. Processors really are not building for serving files; they just kind of happen to do it.

--- In Crestron@..., Eric Walters <sentry07@> wrote:

Messing with an XPanel that has dynamic graphics on it. It takes
foreeeeever for the graphics to load and the graphics are from a local
server. Anyone know how to speed it up? :)

Messing with an XPanel that has dynamic graphics on it. It takes
foreeeeever for the graphics to load and the graphics are from a local
server. Anyone know how to speed it up? :)

--- On Thursday, March 29, 2012 at 3:52 PM, rogiervs wrote:

Oh, and I have a useless MLX3 here, which Crestron told me would be SB
compatible in January, but still isn't... really really need to get up-to-
date with SIMPL...

Anyone having multiple problems with trying to get SystemBuilder created programs for MC3's to work properly - or to even get two builds that have the same problems (instead of a fresh batch of problems with every new build) - should note that your efforts will be in vain.

Especially if you're using RSD's.

Stop. Your only choices (at the moment) are to create your programs in SIMPL, or abandon the MC3 and go back to a 2 Series processor.

Tech support has indicated to me that they have no timeline as to when this will be rectified. The number of issues they have to deal with to fix this indicates to me that this may take quite a while.

Go have a beer. It may not be good for you, but at least it's soothing.

Is there a Sonos style player out there that can play iTunes music files that is RS-232 or IP controllable? All I need is to be able to play audio files in one zone or area of a building.

Thanks.

Some of the Mitsubishi units work with BACnet (which uses RS-485). I've seen the protocol specification or a module on here (if you don't see it, e-mail me), so you may be able to roll-your-own solution. Crestron also has a specific device to interface with BACnet (GLS-BMA).

Chris W.

--- In Crestron@..., "Chris Anello" <chris.anello@> wrote:

Have a client with a pool house.
Stage one heating done with radiant from geothermal (same as system in house where we currently use, but has geo cooling, too)
Secondary heating and first stage cooling are spec'd to be controlled by a Mitsubishi MSZ/MUZ (MSZ-FE18NA indoor/MUZ-FE18NA outdoor) single-room mini-split heat pump. The unit has an RF remote and optional wired control, but does not use typical Tstat wiring (relays).
Has anyone dealt with controlling this via a Crestron CHV-TSTAT so that the HVAC can be properly staged and controlled (they currently have compteing heating sources.)

We have the option to replace the system with something if we know it can be easily integrated. Anyone use anything like this (18,000 BTU) and can control from Crestron.
Maybe even something that has another form of interface or com port (RS232/485)

Any help would be appreciated.

-C

do you mean port b is set to 192.168.1.1 and the camera is set to 192.168.1.2?
--- In Crestron@..., Jim Crone <installman12003@> wrote:

Has anyone controlled one of these TCP/IP?


I am using the I2P module Wolfvision Eye-12 TCP/IP version to control an Eye
12. I have it connected on a local network directly from Port B of the
C2ENET-2 to the Eye-12. I am using IP 192.168.1.1 on the TCP/IP client symbol in
the program and IP 192.168.1.2 in the Eye 12 ethernet setup. Subnet mask is
255.255.255.0

Quite often when zooming and focusing the power off feedback goes low for a
few seconds and then goes back high but the Eye-12 is still powered on. Other
times the unit just powers off by itself. I inserted a mini switch into the
data drop at the crestron end thinking maybe the Cat 5 cable was too long but
there was no change.

Any idea as to what might be the problem or what I am doing wrong?

Thanks
Jim

You do not have to trigger the download with the download button. When you select a song that has not yet been downloaded to an iTunes match device, it buffers slightly, then begins playing. It then downloads completely during playback and is saved on the device. Even if you skip the song, once the download starts, it will finish.

The downside of this is that in a large, manually managed music collection, the device can fill up quickly. Also, if there are lots of songs added at one time, the delay in playback and download accumulates if you get going too fast with it. If you skip thru 15 songs that are all new looking for "that one you can't remember the title of", you now have 15 downloads in progress in the background. Each one will take a little longer to start playing because the buffer speed is slower. It'll speed back up as they complete, but in a situation where you can't see the download status, it might seem like it's stuck or broken.

I use the method for myself, but haven't yet deployed it for a customer. I do have issues with match on my computers - frequently prompting me to sign out and sign back in because "match service encountered an error", however the idevices have never missed a beat.

--- In Crestron@..., Marc-Etienne Huneau <mehuneau@> wrote:

But you'd have to manually trigger the downloads.

--
Marc-Etienne HUNEAU

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Le 24 f??vr. 2012 ?? 04:26, "floyd1212" <floyd1212@> a ??crit :

Yes, it is using the iCloud service, but with an iTunes Match subscription (at $25/yr) it should also sync ripped music and playlists, not just purchases. Or so I have been told.

-David

--- In Crestron@..., Neil Dorin <neildorin@> wrote:

I think you mean iCloud purchase syncing rather than iTunes Match.

I have a retired iPhone 4 that serves as my iPod in my CEN-IDOCV at home. This works perfectly for any purchases made on any of my other iCloud devices (iPhone 4, iPad 2, iTunes on PC)

-Neil Dorin

Sent from my iPad

On Feb 23, 2012, at 11:38 AM, "floyd1212" <floyd1212@> wrote:

Has anyone tried using an iPod Touch running iOS5, with the iTunes Match service turned on, with a CEN-IDOCV or CEN-ISERVER?

I'm hoping that the iPod will stay "awake" and connected over wifi to be able to have new purchases and playlists pushed automatically from iTunes, instead of relying on Crestron Sync, which is still a multi-step, user-initiated process (and buggy on a Mac).

Is there a way to make it truly automatic so that there aren't any pop-up messages the user has to click "OK" to get past, etc?

Thanks!

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I am a little wary of the AppleTV route incase of a firmware update that kills the control functionality. If I need their MMS-2 box to make this work reliably, then that's fine.

--- In Crestron@..., "Ted" <ted_brincka@> wrote:

The Autonomics MMS-2 or their Apple TV module to control iTunes right from a PC.

--- In Crestron@..., "wretaudio" <wretaudio@> wrote:

Basically a hardware device that can go through a network to find and play music files in an iTunes library. Sonos player can do this, but they do not have any control features. I need to design a system for a cutover that as soon as they add an audio file in iTunes by any method, it is available to be played for a player that is controllable from a Crestron touch panel.

Thanks again for your help.

--- In Crestron@..., "Paul Cunningham" <paul.cunningham@> wrote:

I'm not sure what you mean by "Sonos style" but the Autonomic MMS-2
sounds about right.

-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On
Behalf Of wretaudio
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2012 8:19 AM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Controllable Sonos style iTunes media player

Is there a Sonos style player out there that can play iTunes music files
that is RS-232 or IP controllable? All I need is to be able to play
audio files in one zone or area of a building.

Thanks.



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Does the HD-DA-2 'manage' the HDCP keys in the same way DM does, particularly as it concerns connecting two TVs to one Motorola cable box? Anyone tried this successfully/unsuccessfully?

Thanks,
Chris W.