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cheers for that, seems to be the general consensus to rcon the dm frame i shall have to give that a go.

absolutely for the latter the extender does the job. but yes im going for the former, i want to know which of a set of 4 transmitters is connected to say input 4. im trying to dummy proof it for the

Sony Bluray IP control, Has any one written anything for this yet? I know it is possible, but i cant find anything written already. Its a little beyond my capabilities to write my self. Thanks Saul

You want to know *which* particular transmitter is plugged into, for example, input 4? Or you want to know that any transmitter is plugged into input 4? For the latter, the offline extender gets you

So, if I'm understanding you, there's a TX that moves around the room with a specific source and they get moved to different inputs on the switcher. So in PNM the ipaddress of the TX box is a known

First thought I had is if you see a roombox come online, have the processor connect to the DM frame, then rcon the mac of the roombox that came online. That could be slightly problematic since when a

ahh i believe i see what your saying and how that could work, i think, not 100% sure i see all the way but i'll look some more on it. if i see correctly i need to explain the scenario fully. If one

Right, im currently doing that but it only detects that the unit is online. i want to be able to know what input it has been connected to so that no matter if i gets connected to dm input card 7 or 5

this is the module I have been using for the last few years that works fine. it has to see actual 2 way communication and you have to start with the tv off and turn it on with the module. Samsung

I'm unaware of a way to get that through the DM. If you have other network equipment that is always moving with the transmitter, but isn't going through the DM, you may be able to poll the switch for

Sure it does. Send the offline to a not, then the output of the not to the input on an init. Send the output of the init to the appropriate video out on the DM switch. Crestron@...> wrote:

currently im doing this, but it only lets me know that a particular IPID is online. it doesnt tell me what dm input card it is connected to on the dm matrix. thats the extra info im trying to get. to

Add the appropriate DM transmitter to each slot in the program, then add an offline extender to each Dm transmitter and do what you need to with the offline signal. The transmitter will get configured

Anyone know if there is a way to extract from a DM system what IPID of DM transmitter is that is connected to any port of a DM Matix switch? Here is my scenario, i have a dm 16x16 that has ports 9-12

This is strange but something that we've noticed with two Samsung TVs on a particular job: If "warm" then the discrete power code for "on" works fine. But if "cold" ie first time turned on in the

I did not like using a fader. But the customer is always right. If you moved the fader too fast it did not always get to the level you expected. then when you put your finger on the fader again it

I can confirm this.... I tried a 1 on "SETVALUE" and it "worked" using a fader but it was super laggy and jumppy. Not usable, looks like its back to the london 4.2 version......

I was using the new modules. the V1.0 ones. ccijeff. I was receiving no feedback on my TP, or within Audio Architect. I was using a standard button, linked directly to the toggle on the BSS module. I

Regarding `Value` on the BSS BLU Level Control Module v1.0: A note from the help file says "A debounce value of 300ms has been added preventing this value to be reset to quickly, thus safe guarding

Thanks for the responses gentlemen. We had previously used the Crestron Soundweb London module v4.2 modules with good success. scottcoumbe - was your intermitted toggle issue experienced with the new