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Re: Wake On LAN (WOL) Help!
Thanks Lincoln, I did see another post as well talking about broadcast addresses on the processor subnet. I just had to deal with this using some of the USB-EXT-DM lan units. My subnet uses the standard 172.22.x.x for DHCP from the Crestron router. I used 172.22.255.255 on the UDP Communication symbol and that seemed to resolve it. The Samsung display is on the wired subnet, has a 172.22.x.x IP, so I think that was the issue.
@auslambert - I'll check out your WoL module, thanks for posting it! Best, David |
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Re: Alternative to high-end automation
If you need to add IR or RS232 ports to a RaspPi custom system, you could look into using Global Cache expanders.? They make Ethernet to IR and Ethernet to Serial bridge devices.? Would probably be the best way, as I believe the GLobal Cache handles the IR files itself, and you send a command to send the specific IR function (similar to native Crestron).
-- Jason Mussetter Control Systems Designer Mussetter Programming Services |
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Editing & compiling S+ in Visual Studio Code
Hi All,
I've got a truly humongous S+ module I'm writing to control an RGB Spectrum go28 video wall (Ugh) While most of my S+ module run 50-200 lines, this sucker is almost 950 lines. I really need an editor that can collapse and hide functions. A friend turned me onto "Visual Studio Code". There's an S+ module plugin that formats the code nicely and it's just what I need... except the link to the compiler fails. when I press <ctr><alt><F12>, I get a popup that says "please open a valid .usp file". This IS a valid .usp file that compiles quite happily in the S+ editor. The paths look file and ,usp is in the file extensions list. So is there a trick to this? am I doing something wrong? Any help appreciated.... |
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Re: Multiple xPanels Same IP ID
No, that's perfectly fine. All the panels will act in sync with each other *except* if you have page flips defined in the panel project (as distinct from driven by program joins). Because they are local to the panel, the other panels won't flip in sync.
Driving subpages by join feedback from the processor is the way to go, always. |
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Re: Alternative to high-end automation
I agree you can do many? things on a Raspberry Pi that Crestron can do and in some cases better.? In particular, an HTML5 interface is much easier and cheaper implement than the Crestron solution IMHO.? Combined with one of the many Kiosk apps out there, makes for readily easy to use interface on an iPad without have to use Safari and going to an IP address.
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But I have not found a good off the shelf product for doing IR on the Pi.?? All the solutions for IR I have seen just have a single IR port via the Raspberry Pi's single PWM and using LIRC library which at least with the latest hardware/software I have not gotten t it to work.? What have you found that works with IR?? A much better solution that I have done myself at home is to purchase a used Crestron Series2 processor for it's IR output. Likewise having a good off the shelf handhold remote is also also lacking.? For but RS232, off the shelf FTDI USB adapters are easy to integrate.? And creating TCP/IP or UDP interfaces are a lot more stable that I have found with Crestron. ?But like you said, it is not for the faint of heart. bryanga@...
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Re: Wake On LAN (WOL) Help!
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýBeyond that (which the module referenced may be doing¡I haven¡¯t seen it) the DMPS3-4K-350 has an internal router for the control subnet and the processor is ¡°behind¡± the router. ? Unless the display is also on the CS the 255.255.255.255 broadcast isn¡¯t going to go anywhere that the display will receive it. If the display is on the LAN side (same subnet as the DMPS) you could try using that subnet¡¯s broadcast address (with a standard /24 this would be .255, e.g. 10.2.3.0/24¡¯s broadcast address would be 10.2.3.255) but I¡¯m not sure how the 3-series router handles directed broadcasts. ? -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS, DMC-E-4K/T/D ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Thorsten K?hler
Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 2:26 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [crestron] Wake On LAN (WOL) Help! ? That?s not how a WoL magic packet looks like. It?s six times FF in hex followed by sixteen repetitions of the target device MAC address. ? Cheers, Thorsten ? Von:
[email protected] <[email protected]>
Im Auftrag von David H via groups.io ? [Edited Message Follows] I cannot seem to get this to work... ? and routed that to a UDP/IP Communications symbol, use port 12278 and IP address 255.255.255.255 |
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Re: How to monitor multiple applications?
SMW, meaning SimplWindows, i.e. a custom programmed system vs the packaged/configured HOME offering.
Though HOME has been adding alot of stuff, a custom system allows you to get things just the way you/your client wants it, and opens up ways to integrate things that you might have to wait (perhaps a long time) for HOME to add to its feature list. |
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Re: Wake On LAN (WOL) Help!
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThat?s not how a WoL magic packet looks like. It?s six times FF in hex followed by sixteen repetitions of the target device MAC address. ? Cheers, Thorsten ? Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von David H via groups.io ? [Edited Message Follows] I cannot seem to get this to work... ? and routed that to a UDP/IP Communications symbol, use port 12278 and IP address 255.255.255.255 |
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Re: Wake On LAN (WOL) Help!
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI forget what Port I used, but I know on certain Samsung there is a setting in the Power menu that you have to enable. Like remote configuration or somthing. Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: "David H via groups.io" <drh_784@...> Date: 4/13/22 2:18 PM (GMT-05:00) Subject: Re: [crestron] Wake On LAN (WOL) Help! [Edited Message Follows] I cannot seem to get this to work...Trying to turn on a Samsung TV, IP control works but cannot power it back on. I used a free Wake On Lan app on my iPhone and it powers on every time with WOL. I put in MAC address and port (both port 9 and 12287 work) and it power on. The MAC address is?80:47:86:3A:37:6F In WOL with Ping Logic module I put: 80\x47\x86\x3a\x37\x6f ? and routed that to a UDP/IP Communications symbol, use port 12278 and IP address 255.255.255.255and nothing... This is on a DMPS3-4K-350-C if that matters. Any suggestions or advice? Thanks, David |
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Re: Wake On LAN (WOL) Help!
I cannot seem to get this to work...
Trying to turn on a Samsung TV, IP control works but cannot power it back on. I used a free Wake On Lan app on my iPhone and it powers on every time with WOL. I put in MAC address and port (both port 9 and 12287 work) and it power on. The MAC address is?80:47:86:3A:37:6F In WOL with Ping Logic module I put: 80\x47\x86\x3a\x37\x6f ? and routed that to a UDP/IP Communications symbol, use port 12278 and IP address 255.255.255.255and nothing... This is on a DMPS3-4K-350-C if that matters. Any suggestions or advice? Thanks, David |
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How to monitor multiple applications?
Hi, I've got someone who has posed an interest challenge: Their home has multiple automation systems and he wants to have a single app or site where he can determine the status of all of these systems (not to control them, but just to monitor their status). For instance:
DMP alarm - is it Armed or Disarmed Yale locks - are the doors locked or unlocked Pentair pool - what is the pool temp and is the pump running Nest - what are the thermostat temps Crestron Home - which scene is active Subzero - are appliances Normal I think the best approach would be in the Crestron Home system (assuming these can be integrated) but would love other suggestions. Thanks! ? |
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Re: Alternative to high-end automation
"AFAIK any control system that can do IP and serial communications is going to be sold by a dealer. A used 3-series processor and an HR-150 would be a more budget friendly solution. "
I agree with Ryan!? (And also with Thorsten - C4 not that different $$$) Though used Crestron stuff on eBay is more expensive then it used to be, It would likely be simpler and fairly similar cost, and you'd have all the control and it is familiar with the support you are used to... I learned the hard way years ago, that dealing with and supporting a one-off solution is not a great deal... |
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Re: Alternative to high-end automation
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýA Raspberry Pi4 with a generic 10¡± touch panel from Sunfounder can be made to do anything with basic Python programming and a Tkinter GUI. Any hardware IO device you could ever need can be bought from Sparkfun or Adafruit. Ethernet, serial, I2C, IR, take your pick. You really need to be into tinkering and coming up with your own equipment enclosures though. Not for the faint of heart, but the ultimate in customization, and my personal favorite DIY solution too. Probably just as reliable if not more so than anything else out there. |