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Sorry I got busy today. I’ll send it over in 30 minutes here after I get the kids to bed

Ok, I've got a quick hack set up for compiling USP files from Windows Explorer. It involves editing the registry and making changes to file associations and blah blah blah, but hey, I made a script

Hi Micah, I found they are using the resful APIs for control and not the legacy TCP based control .? ?As soon as I realized that I switched back to port 80 and everything started working.? ?In

I ran into similar issues. Simpl+/Simpl# modules not compiling. Called Crestron. Lots of head scratching later I just rolled back.

To add one more problem to this new "solution" there are quite a few Simpl+ modules that are purchased, manufacturer provided, etc. and we don't have the passwords so it's impossible to open them and

That would be amazing. I just tried uploading the demo program that comes with the module and it still has the same error.

Highly product dependent, IMO, and certainly not my first choice. Samsung displays of the kind found in my house, Apple TV, and ChromeCast Ultra all seem to be reliable enough (and the latter, is the

CEC control has been solid in my experience. The biggest bummer about CEC is that different manufacturers implement only parts of the protocol on their TVs. Samsung for example doesn’t allow volume

Sometimes when we've controlled the XBRs with HomeOS we have to use port 80 instead of 20060.? It seems there's a "web control" on 80 in addition to 20060 and HomeOS is happier on web control.? We

FYI - the 12P, 24P and 48P only do 30w/port which is not sufficient to fully power 350’s/351’s. The 48ZP has 16 ports of PoH which will properly and fully power 350’s/351’s. D/E30’s on the

The Xfinity boxes still have IR control. Search the database under IR for Comcast. There are two IR drivers there, one has DVR functions, the other does not. The tricky part is finding the IR receiver

...Unless they've been given a directional HDMI. I've seen several techs mess that one up (even when they knew it was directional). > > >

I use it all the time for our commercial displays that support it. I haven't had a field tech wire an HDMI backwards yet ;)

And the million dollar question is, how reliable has your use of CEC been? I’m always working for the least error possible and I feel like CEC is too open ended compared to ir or serial. How much

We use Ruckus ICX-7150-24P switches and I have fully loaded one with NVX with no issues.

DV would be too obvious... I'm voting for 4KZQ. wrote:

I use THIS ONE ( /g/crestron/files/Modules/Roku%203%20Series%20Release%20v1.1.zip ) from the file section here for my Roku Ultra and it works well.? No need for an OSC on the dpad

The Comcast "XR" drivers in the database will work for the X1 box.

Have you tried the Comcast IR files in the Crestron Database? [email protected]> wrote:

Just upgraded to Xfinity? and remote controls are RF. Need IR for my home theater control system. Does anyone IR codes in hex format? Or the Crestron IR file?