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Insert 0d in the tandberg module password slot if you have turned off the login in the codec otherwise you will get bunch of hex strings with absolutely no control. Regards, Devesh Gupta

Yes

What Nathan said and it will also output RGBHV. JRW

Thought experiment: You could theoretically take the HDMI out on a DM frame/card, feed it through a HDFury and back into the DM via a component card and spit it out as a non-HDCP HDMI source?

Your last statement is not entirely true. the HDFury WILL output 1080p via component. HOWEVER, your display needs to support 1080p via component and that is less likely. I've seen more than a few high

It takes your HDMI signal and converts to component. Will save you in a bind but no 1080p picture quality. Pat M

Can you give an example of the stringflow ? -Stig

You can't directly output DMX from a Crestron system -- DMX operates at twice the maximum speed of a COM port and requires values to be constantly updated. What you need is a DMX to RS232 or Ethernet

So it uses the DMX protocol. Have any of you worked with it? Maybe have a module you'll willing to share? Thank you -- Sebastian Marszalek

We keep saying Crosspoints somewhat casually. Let me give a "quick" example of how this might apply: I'm working on a system with 10 touchscreens and 32 audio zones (or so). In each TP's logic, I have

The QM-RMC ports are rs232 only - so you'll need a different processor or an rs485-rs232 converter. All the best, Oliver Oliver Hall - Managing Director Ultamation Limited 07867 546 916

The Roomview symbols would all live in the main processor, if the client would like to see the online status of the QM-RMC's, simply add a custom digital attribute and tie it to the Ethernet offline

Just to echo Heath again: Crosspoints. You're doing something wrong if you're pushing 1000 instances of a room/device module.

So it's just like loading to compact flash on a 2-series?

If you have a program loaded on a USB drive via toolbox as program(App) X, then the MC3 will automatically boot it in favor of any program loaded to the internal memory at that slot. You can use the

I can't seem to find any specifics on how to run programs from a USB drive on an MC3. Can anyone help me out?

So it passes video to non-HDCP destinations? Hmmmmm.....

I figured it out... (PWR1) FOR ON (PWR3) FOR OFF (CHAXXX) FOR CHANNEL SELECTION The Christie employs user programmed channels that can be qued up from the LCD screen mounted on the back of it. The

That is it HD Fury. Thanks a Bunch! ________________________________ To: Crestron@... Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 12:48 PM Subject: [Crestron] Re: Non-HDCP Compliant Monitor ?? ?

Not that simple, these are $5k Maritime Compliant Monitors used on Glass Bridges on Yachts. Can't just go to best buy and pick up any monitor. ________________________________ To: