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Re: Baimp Nexia
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýA router can have only one input selected per output so you don¡¯t have to worry about ¡®cleaning up¡¯ active if you¡¯re using a router; a mixer can have multiple inputs so depending on the size of the mixer if you want to enforce an interlock it may be better to store that output in a series of limited presets to ensure you can¡¯t get into a state where multiple inputs are inadvertently active at the same time. ? In theory the Crestron modules using the mute will work (as another poster mentioned) but they are very temperamental on the 3 and 4 series so in the couple systems I still have Audias floating around (they¡¯re duct-tape-and-bandaid systems until the client moves into a new building later this year) I just have the RTRMUTEXP commands in an SIO ? -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS, DMC-E-4K/T/D ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of John Gabler
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2022 9:51 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [crestron] Baimp Nexia ? [Edited Message Follows] Is there a Router/Mixer module for the Nexia? Or will a preset leave an input active if another preset calls a different input for the same output? |
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Re: Baimp Nexia
I think you can use the "Biamp AudiaFlex+Nexia On-Off Control" module and select the 'Mute device type' as 'Router Crosspoint Mute'.? This would allow you to control the on/off state of each crosspoint.? The Router object only allows one input to be selected to an output at any time- like an interlock.
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File /Device Ping 3-4 Series_archive.zip uploaded
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Re: Server for testing
Upload to the HTML directory on your processor and use that.? Or on Windows, install IIS or use a simple server like? On Fri, Feb 11, 2022 at 2:46 PM Brad Wykoff via <bradwykoff=[email protected]> wrote: What is everyone using as a test server that SimplWindows, S+ and C# can all connect to and retrieve data. Trying not to need to purchase an actual server but more virtual. |
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Re: HttpsClient => Content-Length issue
Master He
Hi there, "Now on to the next hurdle: POST request. Based on my tests here, looks like Crestron only sends POST messages with Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded. It seems to be ignoring the fact that I am trying to send data as?Content-Type:?application/json" You can specify the content type in request header, example code: ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? HttpsClientRequest request = new HttpsClientRequest(); ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? request.RequestType = RequestType.Post; ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? request.Url.Parse(fullUrlString); ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? request.Header.AddHeader(this.credHeader); ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? request.Header.AddHeader(new HttpsHeader("Content-Type", "application/json")); Cheers,
On Sunday, February 13, 2022, 06:48:21 p.m. PST, fabiodaubermann <fdaubermann@...> wrote:
Hi Troy and MasterHe,
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Good points indeed. What you said makes?sense:? a GET request should have no body (if we are to follow the standard).
One of the things that threw me off is the inconsistency on the crestron libraries between http and https. Got me into a rabbit hole.
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The Http library does add a content-length on a GET request, even though it shouldn't (its a bug! not a feature!)
The Https library does not add a content-length on a GET (It's a feature! Not a bug!) and will even freeze if you try to add one (ok so this one might be a bug! not a feature.)
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Now on to the next hurdle: POST request. Based on my tests here, looks like Crestron only sends POST messages with Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
It seems to be ignoring the fact that I am trying to send data as?Content-Type:?application/json
I'm wondering if I'm missing something obvious.
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I updated the sample program (on github)? in case you would like to see what I am referring to.
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