Trey I apologize but I don't see a X series module. Would you be willing to specify which one you used?
Thank you,
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Re: Dsc Power series and IT-100 no communication from either direction
Thank you for your reply Trey, I will try another it100 on my next visit. But I am still very curious as to why i cannot get any output on the TX signal of the power series module. Even with the module running in an otherwise empty program, i cannot make it output. Does it really wait for input from the IT100 to init?
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Thanks Trey,
Which module did you use?
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We just had one on a job and it never connected TCP/IP client, could get to it on a web browser just fine, control through web browser just fine, just not with Crestron CP3, wired to rs232 and all worked fine, left it that way for this application, and after reading other issues here, I chalked it up to something that wouldn't get fixed anytime soon
?all our Marantz jobs have been fine with Crestron, sometimes needing a power cycle, including my own home, to stay connected 6s+, please excuse typos.
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Has anyone controlled the Denon AVR-X3200W via IP? Thank you,
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Hi,
I did a LG video wall last week and had trouble with dvi too but found it to be 70 so input switch would be xb 00 70\x0D
Regards
AJ
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Any luck getting the codes to work? I had to stab at codes to get a dvi input code and the tile codes aren't adding up.
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Re: Rava built in sound files?
I asked Crestron for the files awhile back. To stop the default ring, type SIPDEFAULTRING OFF in console. To ring your own files you'll have to drive them with either reserved or assignable joins in VT-Pro.
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Hello
Can I ask how you got the ringing sound files off the TSW? Are they in a an FTP folder?
Secondly, do you know if you can change the default ringing sound files on the panel to something different?
Thanks
J
On 7 Feb 2016, at 19:42, Heather Baiman heather@...<mailto:heather@...> [Crestron] <Crestron@...<mailto:Crestron@...>> wrote:
Just sent them to you.
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Subject: [Crestron] Rava built in sound files?
Does anybody have the files that are built into a TSW panel for the Rava intercom? I need to use the same ringing sounds to feed into a sound system via an MP3 player.
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Re: Rava built in sound files?
Hello
Can I ask how you got the ringing sound files off the TSW? Are they in a an FTP folder?
Secondly, do you know if you can change the default ringing sound files on the panel to something different?
Thanks
J
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Re: Dsc Power series and IT-100 no communication from either direction
Have you tried a new IT-100? ?This is our setup of choice and the few times this has happened to us, it's been the it-100? 6s+, please excuse typos.
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On Feb 7, 2016, at 2:31 PM, dave.dunaway@... [Crestron] < Crestron@...> wrote:
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Hey Yall. I have a client that has an mc3 talking to a dsc power series panel through an it-100.
the system was working fine up until about a year ago when the link between the processor and the panel just didnt work any more.?
As of this moment, i get no serial data out of the crestron module using keypad button presses or the init function. I also get no data from the security panel using the crestron processor or with pc interface.?
Cabling has been verified a dozen times and im dead in the water,? Has anyone had an issue with this module not functioning and is there a secret handshake between the it-100 and its 232 companion that starts comm.?
I am not a security installer, so be gentle with that judgement.?
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Re: Denon AVR4806 control via ethernet
You probably need to plug in the video cable to a TV to see the network settings. Definitely need a TCP/IP client, IP, as well as the port (probably 23). Good luck!
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Hi,
I would like to use the Ethernet port on the back of my AVR4806 for control.? Here is my question...
Do I need to set an IP address in the TC/IP client, I am sure that I do :)?? If so, does anyone know how to access the network settings inside the AVR4806?? I do not know the IP address assigned to the unit when I connected it to my router.? I am striking out all over the place.?
This is the only thing I can find on the 4806 beside the manual.? The manual looks like the network manual is only on the 58 series.
| | | | NETWORK SETUP of AVR-4806/AVC-A11XV >Procedure of Network Setup mode. (1)Push the POWER switch during STANDARD button and INPUT MODE button press simultaneously. | | | | Preview by Yahoo | | |
Thank you for the help.
B
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Dsc Power series and IT-100 no communication from either direction
Hey Yall. I have a client that has an mc3 talking to a dsc power series panel through an it-100.
the system was working fine up until about a year ago when the link between the processor and the panel just didnt work any more.?
As of this moment, i get no serial data out of the crestron module using keypad button presses or the init function. I also get no data from the security panel using the crestron processor or with pc interface.?
Cabling has been verified a dozen times and im dead in the water,? Has anyone had an issue with this module not functioning and is there a secret handshake between the it-100 and its 232 companion that starts comm.?
I am not a security installer, so be gentle with that judgement.?
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Re: Rava built in sound files?
Please send the same files to me. Thank you
"Whatever doesn't kill you, it's simply makes you stronger"
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On 8 Feb 2016, at 3:42 AM, Heather Baiman heather@... [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:
Just sent them to you.
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From: Crestron@... [Crestron@...]
Sent: Sunday, February 07, 2016 2:10 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Rava built in sound files?
Does anybody have the files that are built into a TSW panel for the Rava intercom? I need to use the same ringing sounds to feed into a sound system via an MP3 player.
============================================================================
Please refer to
for important disclosures regarding this electronic communication.
============================================================================
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------------------------------------
Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers.
A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the Database area.
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Re: DM-MD8x8 Error message
All my displays arr HDCP complient. Have you seen this error message before?
On Friday, February 5, 2016, 6:35 PM, jonathany126@... [Crestron] wrote:
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Are the displays or ?projectors HDCP compliant?
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Re: Rava built in sound files?
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Re: Rava built in sound files?
Just sent them to you.
________________________________
From: Crestron@... [Crestron@...]
Sent: Sunday, February 07, 2016 2:10 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Rava built in sound files?
Does anybody have the files that are built into a TSW panel for the Rava intercom? I need to use the same ringing sounds to feed into a sound system via an MP3 player.
============================================================================
Please refer to
for important disclosures regarding this electronic communication.
============================================================================
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Rava built in sound files?
Does anybody have the files that are built into a TSW panel for the Rava intercom? I need to use the same ringing sounds to feed into a sound system via an MP3 player.
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Re: Denon AVR4806 control via ethernet
Inital Setup Menu.
Do note that these images are from a AVR 4520CI and will look slightly different but the process is the same.
Here is where you set the Network to be "Always ON"
Here is where you check for Firmware updates.
Good Luck.........
msm
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...]
Sent: Sunday, February 07, 2016 12:28 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: RE: [Crestron] Re: Denon AVR4806 control via ethernet
All firmware is loaded via the web interface, which, again resides under "Network" i the menu structure.
Use the Denon supplied remote control, enter "Setup"...scroll to Network or perhaps Network Settings. First, look at the "Info" section and it should reveal your current IP address and if you are actually "connected". I would urge you to set the unit up as "Static" so that you will always know where the Denon AVR lives on the network.
Next, peruse the Network area and you should see "Check for Update". Hitting the Enter button will instruct the unit to connect to Denon's Server and look for updates. If it finds Updates, you should run them. Some can take as long as 40-50 minutes but this is impacted by the network speed and if there is more than one update available. DO NOT Run an update if you have any concerns about the robustness of the LAN or if your could experience a power outage. Do note that each new iteration of Denon's receiver's will look slightly different from a programming perspective.
One further must do, make sure the IP is set to be always ON...not the Energy Saving Mode.
Feel free to contact me if you have more issues.
Mike Moran
561.391.1843
From: Crestron@... <mailto:Crestron@...> [mailto:Crestron@...]
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2016 7:56 PM
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Subject: [Crestron] Re: Denon AVR4806 control via ethernet
Thanks for the response. No matter what I do I cannot get a web menu (Denon does not offer ffirmware for this model on their website, I fell the web browser is not capable with this model). I was able to get the network menu to be active. I followed Denon's instructions but it took around six tries before I was successful.
The client now shows online.
Only if there is a way to control a non jailbroken apple tv through ethernet.
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Re: Denon AVR4806 control via ethernet
All firmware is loaded via the web interface, which, again resides under "Network" i the menu structure. ? Use the Denon supplied remote control, enter "Setup"...scroll to Network or perhaps Network Settings.? First, look at the "Info" section and it should reveal your current IP address and if you are actually "connected".? I would urge you to set the unit up as "Static" so that you will always know where the Denon AVR lives on the network. ? Next, peruse the Network area and you should see "Check for Update".? Hitting the Enter button will instruct the unit to connect to Denon's Server and look for updates.? If it finds Updates, you should run them.? Some can take as long as 40-50 minutes but this is impacted by the network speed and if there is more than one update available.? DO NOT Run an update if you have any concerns about the robustness of the LAN or if your could experience a power outage.? Do note that each new iteration of Denon's receiver's will look slightly different from a programming perspective. ? One further must do, make sure the IP is set to be always ON...not the Energy Saving Mode. ? Feel free to contact me if you have more issues. ? Mike Moran 561.391.1843? ? ? ?
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From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...]
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2016 7:56 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: Denon AVR4806 control via ethernet? ? Thanks for the response.? No matter what I do I cannot get a web menu (Denon does not offer ffirmware for this model on their website, I fell the web browser is not capable with this model).? I was able to get the network menu to be active.? I followed Denon's instructions but it took around six tries before I was successful.
The client now shows online.
Only if there is a way to control a non jailbroken apple tv through ethernet.
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Trey Chamrad - Texas AVI