Does anyone know how to control LG screen UH5F series and iiyama screens, need some help.
I am using Virtual controller and looking to control LG screens and iiyama screen.
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Error on the screen of the processor Pro3
Hi! Help me please. This message appears on the screen and the processor takes a very long time to load. "CIPCommandProcessor.exe" - A native exception in CIPCommandProcessor.exe.
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Re: More VC-4 - CWS issue this time...
In VC-4
it is....
http[s]://<vc4_ip_address>/VirtualControl/Rooms/<room_ID>/cws
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Re: More VC-4 - CWS issue this time...
Hi Jeff,
thanks for confirming.
In a typical appliance box the URL would be:?
I tried a few combinations with inserting the instance name but none of it worked... can you give me an example on how the URL works on a VC4?
thanks!
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Hello guys. I work as a Qsys freelance programmer. I have this one project where QSC control nano is being used as a control processor and dmps3-200-c simply as a switcher with 2 HDMI inputs and 1 DM input
The control will provided on a QSC touchpanel. Is there a way I can communicate to dmps when a source is selected on touchpanel to trigger switching for video and audio in dmps?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: More VC-4 - CWS issue this time...
We have this working¡ what url are trying to use? The VC-4 path is different than processors. They include the instance name, so they are unique for each program.
we have a free set of modules that expose CWS. Search for ¡°cRestful¡± in Google. These should work as a test.
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Re: TST-902 over wifi connection keeps disconnecting.
#tst902
While this doesn¡¯t help, my experience with TST-902s has been absolutely terrible. I have three current projects that have a decent amount going through a lot of issues. The first had 4 and all 4 were replaced. Crestron swore that there were no known issues. Crestron ended up replacing all 4 with TSWs. The second has 6, we¡¯ve replaced 11 so far¡ yup more than the total sold were replaced. The third project has 5 and is just starting to use them on a regular basis, issues have been drastically increasing.
Each of these projects have experienced:
- Communication dropping, if this happens during a ramping event the processor never receives a release event causing the analog to ramp to either extreme
- RF settings being wiped out
- Black screen, only recoverable by resetting the panel
- Battery swelling under a year
- Never ending loading firmware loop, not recoverable (this is the issue that has to be sent back to Crestron), usually ¡°repaired¡± these days and return exactly the same
Crestron refuses to acknowledge any of these issues are known even though they¡¯ve literally replaced some with TSWs. Each time we have a lot of issues it¡¯s like pulling teeth to have them do anything, let alone the right thing and replace the product.
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Re: IR control thru DM RMC Weirdness
Maybe because serial is more widely used to control LG's vs IR? Perhaps the OP could use serial vs IR with better results.
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Re: TST-902 over wifi connection keeps disconnecting.
#tst902
Pretty much sums up my experience with them.? Replace with ipads and put it down to a lesson learned. :)?
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More VC-4 - CWS issue this time...
I'm having a hard time getting a VC-4 to host some HTTP data using CWS.
The same code works fine from an appliance... but on VC-4 I keep getting a 404-Error Not Found.
Anybody out there *successfully* using CWS with a VC-4?
?
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Re: TST-902 over wifi connection keeps disconnecting.
#tst902
We have decent experience with the TST-902's.? All of them from systems we take overs because we would never spec them in.? One client had 9 of them across their building and we experienced the same thing.? All of them will drop communication periodically, not update feedback, screen goes blank, etc.? Wifi seemed to be slightly more reliable then the GWEXER however they both sucked.? In the end the only reliable solution we could find for the customer was replacing them with iPads or hardwired TSW panels.? Which in the end was crazy with the client that had 9 of the TST's and each in a wall dock.? When we took the system over they never even realized the panels can be removed from the dock.? They thought they were permanently fixed in the walls.? So, replacing those with in wall TSW panels was a good solution for them.? Crestron telling you they don't know what is going on or haven't seen this issue before is BS.? The issues you're experiencing has appeared on every single one I've ever worked on.??
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Thanks for the reply! I'll start a new thread on this and continue my education!! :)?
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Re: Sonos Unhandled Exception
CP3 with the latest -?v1.8001.0214
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Re: IR control thru DM RMC Weirdness
I don't think that the issue is the IR driver, per se, as I've tried a version with the Pulse IR filter applied.
We did some more testing and multiple LG files behaved basically the same way, BUT the tried and true Samsung UN series driver worked fine.
It appears to be something about the LG drivers being processed thru the RMC IR output...
Granted, I haven't dealt with LG at all more than 2-3 times in the last 5-7 years, but its weird to me that no one seems to have see this issue. there has to be at least 10% of the DM installs that have LG TVs on their RMCs, wouldn't you think??
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Re: Sonos Unhandled Exception
Have seen these errors throughout the awesome Sonos "integration" years, and I know they disappeared with newer firmware. What FX are you running on this system??
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Re: DGE100 browser and touchpanel wake
OK, thanks.
I?m currently traveling, but i?ll give it a try when i?m back in the office. That?s actually exactly the setup i?d like to go for. ? Thanks, Thorsten ? ? I have done this for a dedicated browser only TSW as well as a panel that is just for the Sonos app. Once the panel boots up it goes right into the desired application. You can just have a blank first page, and under Transition Complete Digital Join just use the reserved join needed- for Open Browser it would be 28600. That way then the page is drawn it fires that join and opens the browser. If you add the browser embedded app to that page you can specify the File- Default Path which would be the browser home page.??
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Re: IR control thru DM RMC Weirdness
A trial version can be obtained here:
Geoff
On Tue, Feb 21, 2023 at 7:27 PM Tony Golden < mrgolden@...> wrote: Geoff Reynolds wrote an IR utility several years ago, that could easily swap the one-time and repeat codes, in addition to a few other useful functions.
I no longer have the link, but maybe he'll chime in with it.
> --- On Monday, February 20, 2023 at 6:35 PM, Steve Kuehn wrote:
>
> Yes this is a well known problem with the DM-RMC-100-C and I don't believe
> Crestron has ever come up with a fix for it.
>
> The issue is the DM-RMC-100-C does not handle an IR codes properly that has
> both at header and a repeat section.? LG uses header length of 34 and then a
> very short repeat section of length two.? Yamaha is similar.
>
> Basically what you need to do is generate 2 IR codes each for functions like
> vol+, vol-, up, down, left, and right.? For example, for up you will have a Up-
> Pulse and a Up-Hold. For the Up-Pulse, you will remove the repeat section of
> the code so it? just sends out a single 34 length header IR pulse.? For the
> Up_Hold, you will take the 34 length header and replace the repeat section with
> it -- so in the end you have a 0 length header and a 34 length repeat section
> which used to be the header. Then in your SIMPL program send the header pulse
> when the client pushes a button.? If the client holds the button, then send out
> the repeat code.
>
> Probably be best to use a program like VERT to convert Crestron codes into
> standard hex codes.? Then manually edit the hex codes and then import them back
> into Crestron.
>
> Good luck,
> Steve
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Re: IR control thru DM RMC Weirdness
Geoff Reynolds wrote an IR utility several years ago, that could easily swap the one-time and repeat codes, in addition to a few other useful functions.
I no longer have the link, but maybe he'll chime in with it.
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--- On Monday, February 20, 2023 at 6:35 PM, Steve Kuehn wrote:
Yes this is a well known problem with the DM-RMC-100-C and I don't believe
Crestron has ever come up with a fix for it.
The issue is the DM-RMC-100-C does not handle an IR codes properly that has
both at header and a repeat section. LG uses header length of 34 and then a
very short repeat section of length two. Yamaha is similar.
Basically what you need to do is generate 2 IR codes each for functions like
vol+, vol-, up, down, left, and right. For example, for up you will have a Up-
Pulse and a Up-Hold. For the Up-Pulse, you will remove the repeat section of
the code so it just sends out a single 34 length header IR pulse. For the
Up_Hold, you will take the 34 length header and replace the repeat section with
it -- so in the end you have a 0 length header and a 34 length repeat section
which used to be the header. Then in your SIMPL program send the header pulse
when the client pushes a button. If the client holds the button, then send out
the repeat code.
Probably be best to use a program like VERT to convert Crestron codes into
standard hex codes. Then manually edit the hex codes and then import them back
into Crestron.
Good luck,
Steve
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FYI, for Crestron IP-controlled products, the Hardware device/IP connection uses only the IP-ID. The connection ip address is a loopback: 127.0.0.1 (except for a few maddening quasi-Crestron devices)
In fact you can't change this...
When using non-Crestron devices with for ex: the TCP/IP client symbol, you will need to add a specific IP address (or host name, though I don't recommend this) so that the processor knows who to talk to...
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When you create your SIMPL program, you'll define the various devices within the program. Each is assigned to an IPID. When you compile and load your code, the IP Table is automatically configured on the processor, based on your program. There's an option when loading to let the program update the IP Table, so make sure you allow that. So now, your processor knows what connections to expect (touchpanels and other Crestron devices, including Crestron Connected devices), and what connections to initiate (like TCP/IP connections to other controlled devices). For connections the processor is expecting, you'll need to set your touchpanels (for example) to use the same IPID you defined for them in the program, and point them at your processor's IP address. The touchpanel will initiate the connection, and when the processor sees a device connect on that IPID, it'll say "ah, I've been expecting you, and I know you're a touchpanel, and I'm already programmed to know what to do with each join number I might see from you."
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Josh Winn
The LiquidPixel Group
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