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Why wouldn't the native verisaport work? Sent from my mobile. Please excuse brevity and any typos. Caleb Radecky | Manager, Online Products & Services Crestron Silver Certified Programmer | DMC-D-4K |

I am changing out a Pro2 for a Pro3. The Pro2 has a CNXAO-8 to control an audio processor but this card won't work in a Pro3. So far I haven't found a Crestron devices to provide the 0-10v ramp that I

Yes, that looks like it would work nicely. Crestron@...> wrote:

Do you think this would work? http://www.robotshop.com/en/pololu-micro-serial-servo-controller.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjwnPLKBRC-j7nt1b7OlZwBEiQAv8lMLBnTmQ5R6m3Kgzd1tiQO02ja6IJkL9AOV1qA_bOAqUQaAj_48P8HAQ

The S3003 servo requires you to provide a 3V-5V squarewave pulse, every 0.0015 second to every 0.0019 second (depending on the position you want) in order to hold the servo position...Good luck

Controlling these from a serial port is definitely going to cause you to have a burned up processor and/or port. They aren't meant to do PWM nor can they supply enough current for a motor. Use an

Here's what I've used- Sony XBR RS232 and IR rear input Turn on 232 mode in TV menu 1/8" stereo cable tip- 2/rx ring- 3/tx sleeve- 5/ground IR configured as serial port uses ring for signal and sleeve

I have the power wired separately. I wired the control cable to the Tx port and the power to a USB charger.

Servos can draw a lot of current so I'd be shocked if there was a way to control them directly from a Crestron processor. You're probably going to need to put a serial servo controller between the

I've done it once, no issues, but make sure your firmware is current.

Hi All, I came across a hacker project to automate your shades using a $13 Futaba S3003 servo. I have the servo wired into the com port on my MC3 and can get it to react to serial commands but can't

Do you have any evidence of Apple going with Crestron at their new campus? I'm dealing with a crazy Apple-fanboy client right now who wants to blow up my Crestron contract in favor of Savant and this

Couldn’t you just boot the panel on an isolated network segment [or disconnect the original 4SM] and use MACA at console to set the MAC to the preferred/original address? -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS,

"So after several processors having internal memory card failures, I have very little confidence in the reliability of 3 series processors. What is everyone else's experience with this?" Been working

Anyone aware of how to copy SD card from a working TPMC-4SM to a unit with a bad SD card, and preserve the MAC of the second unit? Appears the MAC is stored on the SD card, which is a bummer. Have

There should be someone on pager duty if you really have to get it fixed today, but first… RMC may be stuck in bootloader. If you have access to a DM frame, try connecting it to a DM output and

Hi everyone, Understand TB is closed today, I am wondering if any of you can shed some light on issue connecting to RMCs. I have 11 RMC's - Tx pair in which each RMC is connected to a network switch

There was also a firmware change to minimize the number of file writes when the log is “chatty” – if you have any processor running old firmware, updating the firmware will significantly extend

Then they need to make the SD cards field replaceable period. It's a complete joke that the entire processor has to be sent back to replace a $10 SD card. I've had a few MC3s sent back because of

Hey folks, Any of you integrated Crestron with British Gas Hive products? I have a client who wants to control multiple Hive Active Plugs. They appear to use a RESTful API