I have a crestron controlled zone pro 1261 that is dropping off the network every day and I was wondering if yall had any detailed info on this problem. I have the device auto rebooting, but im afraid its going to fail during business hours. ?Thanks All!

A very helpful video, thanks. A good refresher for me and will be passing on to colleagues new to S# Pro.

Luke

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I am working with an MPC-M10.? I have to use the old style Xpanel because of available memory in the processor (customer insists on browser method so EXE option is off the table). I loaded the xpanel to the processor and connected with my windows 10 laptop running internet explorer 11.? The Xpanel will not refresh to a new project.? Spent 2 hours on the phone with crestron and they had me try it from a different windows 7 PC (which did load the new project file).

I deleted all files, renamed, changed folders, deleted browsing history, cleared cache, run in admin mode, tried compatibility mode, changed around activex settings, deleted 64 bit files from xpanel folder, add core3 xpanel module to simpl program, deleted all projects from processor, initialized processor, restored processor, rebuilt XPanel vtz from a fresh project , rebuilt the simpl windows project from a fresh file,? and a few other things i probably forgot in the last 6 hours of trying to get a stupid web page to refresh.?? Does anybody here have any ideas that i might not have tried?

This thread is obviously old, but figured I'd post an answer anyway, for others searching...

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I finally had to call Honeywell tech support to get the 128BPT working. Apparently you have the codes that you use via serial are tied to the user. The module does not expose the user ID entrance, so you need to open it up and expose it. It's a really stupid setup so the user needs to know which code is tied to which user ID to arm/disarm via serial.

yes i did couple days back. What do you need?

Hi,

Extron devices are always labeled as follows:
Rx: Extron device receives RS232
Tx: Extron device sends RS232

DTP Crosspoint supports RS232 and IR extension over DTP. Please ensure that you are connected to the RS232 pins, not the IR.

DTP Rx has 2 outputs with 5 pin captive screw: Audio and RS232/IR. Please check and ensure that the projector is connected to the RS232 port, no the audio...

You can check Extron communication sheets for wiring between Rx and NEC.

Best regards

P.S.: DTP Crosspoint support "Serial over Ethernet", saving COM ports on the control system.
Change from "Captive Screw" to "Ethernet insertion" in PCS and adjust the baud parameters.
In the control system use a TCP Client, point it to the IP address of the DTP Crosspoint, use the port that is displayed in PCS (2001 is input 1, 2002 input, etc). The DTP Rx will output the RS232 to the projector.

Crestronfreak55, who is also an Extronfreak

Just a quick note to let you know that, I've added a new entry to my blog, Topics in Home Automation. ?This weeks new entry is titled,"Working With IFTTT - If-This-Then-That". ?

Here is a summary of the previous topics I've covered in my blog

11/30/16 ? ?- Controlling Your Automation System

11/16/16 ? ?-?Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Automation (Example Crestron code can be found at?)

11/9/16 ? ? ?- How do Traditional Automation System Dealers Transition to IoT

11/2/16 ? ? ?- ?Integrating the Internet of Things into your Automation System

10/26/16 ? ?- Saving Energy Through Automation

10/19/16 ? ?- Choosing an Automation Processor / Hub

10/12/16 ? ?- Making Your Home Safer

10/5/16 ? ? ?- Developing an Automation System through Use Cases

9/27/16 ? ? ?- Is the House Occupied or Not

9/25/16 ? ? ?- Podcast

9/21/16 ? ? ?- Act Like a Pro - document your code and your systems (code, network, automation, security hardware)

9/14/16 ? ? ?- Automation vs. Control

9/7/16 ? ? ? ?- Introduction

I hope you find the information useful

Thanks

Jay