Well, The Denon is acting up again. Still can ping the unit with the static ip I assigned but it I can no longer telnet or connect through toolbox with the tp/ip client.

There was a key digital switcher before and i replaced it with the dm-md8x8.

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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Thanks for the response, I am not able to open the menu via a web browser.

The IP address to the unit is 10.x.x.05.? I can ping the unit through command prompt.

Here is what I am not able to do with the Denon AVR4806

Telnet using port 23 (Unable to establish a connection)
Open a web browser using the AVR's IP address 10.x.x.05

Any other suggestions, am I doing something wrong?


Thanks,

B

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I am still having issues connecting to the AVR4806 through ethernet.? I can ping the receiver but I cannot telnet into the unit or control it in debugger.

Any help will be appreciated?

I happen to find nmap.? Found the IP

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.

Thank you for the help.

B

Make sure the bit depth, sample rate, and channel setup (mono/stereo) are okay for your panel. I use these in every project for auto power off warnings (1 minute, 30 second, and 10 seconds).

Look on their website, they have an .exe that'll give you the string for any level, inc, dec, or preset for every channel. I think the URL might be printed on the protocol sheet that's in the box.

Every time I've used them the electricians grouped them in zones by matching the channels, so I've always just used a SIO to send fixed levels, never needing to make a module to handle true FB.

How much time after the doorbell is pressed do you return the system to its previous state? I figure it's very possible that the person at the door may push the doorbell more than once. I don't really want to flip the system back and forth between successive doorbell presses.
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From: Heather Baiman
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2016 12:16 AM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: RE: [Crestron] Re: Doorbell Chime

A new client has moved into an apartment that belonged to one of our longtime clients who has since traded up to a townhouse. The new client wants to ring the doorbell through the room speakers via the PAD8. The email below came up when I searched the group for comments on deploying this feature.

Is it really worth 'ramping' the value between the current source volume and the doorbell volume? I'm not convinced this is necessary or beneficial.

I plan to use a MC3 to play the MP3 doorbell files. Is unity gain for the audio out ~80% as it is for the PAD8?

TIA


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From: Crestron@... [Crestron@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2015 12:27 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: Doorbell Chime



Im sure many others have probably written their own code or module to do this. I created one that goes between the bipad or swamp, tracks if the room is currently ON,what input on the audio switcher, what the current volume is. It has parameters where you set which input on the switcher is your doorbell source, how long the doorbell should play, what volume the doorbell should play and what duration to use for ramping the volume up&down when the switcher goes between original source and doorbell.

So basically it just remembers what you were doing if the room was already on. Inside the module were DRAM and ARAM symbols, analog inits, presets and rate limiter. A stepper used the parameters and did the following:

Doorbell pressed:
Store current room settings
Ramp Volume Down
Turn the Zone on the switcher
Switch to doorbell input
set doorbell volume
play dooorbell wav
Cut doorbell volume
recall previous room state
If room was originally off, turn it off again.
Recall previous source (if there was one)
Recall previous volume


It works on the couple jobs I used it, I feel like given more time I could have improved it more but whatever.






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A new client has moved into an apartment that belonged to one of our longtime clients who has since traded up to a townhouse. The new client wants to ring the doorbell through the room speakers via the PAD8. The email below came up when I searched the group for comments on deploying this feature.

Is it really worth 'ramping' the value between the current source volume and the doorbell volume? I'm not convinced this is necessary or beneficial.

I plan to use a MC3 to play the MP3 doorbell files. Is unity gain for the audio out ~80% as it is for the PAD8?

TIA


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From: Crestron@... [Crestron@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2015 12:27 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: Doorbell Chime



Im sure many others have probably written their own code or module to do this. I created one that goes between the bipad or swamp, tracks if the room is currently ON,what input on the audio switcher, what the current volume is. It has parameters where you set which input on the switcher is your doorbell source, how long the doorbell should play, what volume the doorbell should play and what duration to use for ramping the volume up&down when the switcher goes between original source and doorbell.

So basically it just remembers what you were doing if the room was already on. Inside the module were DRAM and ARAM symbols, analog inits, presets and rate limiter. A stepper used the parameters and did the following:

Doorbell pressed:
Store current room settings
Ramp Volume Down
Turn the Zone on the switcher
Switch to doorbell input
set doorbell volume
play dooorbell wav
Cut doorbell volume
recall previous room state
If room was originally off, turn it off again.
Recall previous source (if there was one)
Recall previous volume


It works on the couple jobs I used it, I feel like given more time I could have improved it more but whatever.






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Went down today and swapped the CP3 for a QM-RMC, and email went straight through every time using the same program. ?

Chip,