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The. Issue you'll have with a PMC3 is that it can only run one program (unlike the MC3 that can run 10). You'll have to choose either SIMPL or D3, but not both. (At the end of the day D3 generates a

Sounds like I'd better show up at Master's class this year - because none of that feedback made it back to me. Look, we can't do everything and we can't do it all immediately. And yes, inertia

I think the Carrier Infinity modules have been a problem for a long time. Or should I say, the Carrier Infinity control boards. Here's a thread from a couple years ago where I was able to capture some

Excellent. Thats exactly what I wanted to hear. I've never dealt with prodigy and this is a take over job and I didnt want to have to learn systembuilder to do it. What about a pmc3, can I run a D3

Sorry, Russound MCA-C5

Hey all, Did any of you control the AVR-X2000? If so, what module did you use? Same for the Russound MC5? Thanks, Rogier

Hi ALL! Can anyone control the LG Smart TV LA-series (f.e., 47LA644V) via TCP/IP (Ethernet)? I've interest only to Power OFF (because, Power ON impossible) and POWER ON/OFF feedback. COMMAND: ka 00

Arrows will work from regular Viera IR Driver. Think 3D button as well BR AZ

If you are using "prosumer" Sharp displays(sounds like it if you need the RSPW1 command), you need to severely limit the polling to the display, or yes, it will lock up. You then have to wait until it

Not only are they not listening to CSP's but I try as a Consultant(also programmer) to relay things that are going on and they also fall on deaf ears. ?I'll talk to anyone who listens. ?I think they

Yeah - wonder when they snuck that one in there! - Chip

If they're Sharp 80" consumer displays save yourself the headache and use CEC control. The RS-232 boards in the new models suck and lock up all the time.

I just did a PMC3 the other day, all Simpl. I've done a bunch of prodigy, and I have NEVER installed system builder or a wizard on my computer. Whoever said that at Crestron was just misinformed.

Sure, I got mine at ADI here in NY. They just had them on the end cap by the register, so I grabbed one quick. I think it cost me like $220, something like that. I'll try to post a picture on the

From my point of view, it seems as though they don't want feedback, it "is what it is", and that's just the way it's going to be. They "know better" than us on what we want and what the client wants

I'm not even going to waste my time complaining anymore. None of their product/software/pricing decisions make sense to me these days. It been a great 10+ years working with Crestron products but

I have also spoken with a number of people in Crestron leadership and head engineers about various issues as mentioned before. When speaking with them at Master's classes and CSP meetings at Infocomm,

Exactly Try //Doing something that's likely to generate an error <-- gets executed //Something that generates an error <-- gets executed up to the point of erroring out //Something else <-- doesn't

Absolutely. That's part of my frustration... while I haven't reached Fred level yet (because while I've _met_ Fred, I certainly don't have an actual relationship, much less one where I would feel

I set up a few pages in Mobile Pro to get them started.