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What Mark said. It's easy to control and pretty much anything you can do on the web interface, you can do from the API. To check your protocol, just connect using a terminal program and send the

Yep, very easy to talk to and I believe the <> were literal and no delimiter that I remember. Mark [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

Anybody talked to this ceiling array mic yet? Has a protocol document, but it's a little... underspecified. Is the < > and spacing literal? Are there delimiters?

I have used these on a few jobs. They are pretty good. I could be totally wrong, but there are a few things I have found. When using a stereo mixer you have to have 2 modules in place. one for the

Thanks. Remember, I didn't write the initial implementation of this; I just fixed a number of bugs, got it all working, and then inherited the code from the original author. I've put out all the

There are a few BACnet PC programs that will let you see and change values. If the PC on that network can see them then..... Setting up the BACnet 'tree' correctly takes a bit or understanding of how

There are detailed instructions in Online Help Answer IDs 5589 and 5283.

Hi Guys, trying to integrate an HVAC system via Bacnet, i have set the below: Hosted bacnet Device: Object ID: 4194302d Object Name: CP3-HVAC Port number: 47808d Hosted bacnet Device: Object ID: 110d

I now have good 2-way control using this - works well and already proving useful If this can ultimately be extended to include other capabilities especially from the sensors - humidity, lux, uv,

Phil - thanks for asking the question, and I think the sarcasm is a bit misplaced when not only does the spec on the Autonomic website not give the polarity, but it also doesn't specify the physical

You can use ssh and powershell to accomplish all this and plenty more

With resi-model Samsung displays, I've had to resort to using 1-way IR. IIRC, some use TTL-level voltage (0-5V) rather than standard RS-232 (-13V - +13V) Crestron@...> wrote:

Just a heads up...we've been having issues as of late with this years TVs. They will turn on and off just fine, but after a while they will not turn off via ExLink. Pulling the power cord will reset

Crestron@...> wrote: I'll have to ask my SW eng...not sure if it's on an accessible system, though... Jeff ------------------------------------- Jeff Klein, DMC- E Audio Visual Project

It is a 12V 5A power supply. It is on the website.

Thanks for the helpful response! Crestron@...> wrote:

Just looked at the power supply for the one on my bench. GPE ( Golden Profit Electronics) Model: GPE0720D - 120500W Input: 100-240V 50/60 Hz 1.8A Output: 12V 500mA 60w Center Pin hot

I did a couple systems using them in early December. I haven't heard of any issues with either system.

Great! Thank you for the help! Crestron@...> wrote:

I purchased this exact power supply for the MMS-2 in my office and has worked fine for a year: Amazon.com: TNTE 12 Volt Power Supply - 5 Amp Standard (12V 5A DC) Adapter: Home Audio & Theater