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Below are notes I send to technicians, with the settings needed for LG ethernet communications. You've obviously taken care of #1, but I'd double-check the others. Typically when Power On (only)

This is probably too simple, but why not include the network and power cable in the cable routine? If you are moving some cables from one to the other, what difference does it make if you move a

Maybe programatically disconnect the TCP/IP clients from the secondary processor when the primary processor is detected as "ONLINE", and drive the secondary TCP/IP connection states high when the

Hi Joachim, thanks for the information. I was hoping not to have to dive into the details of the API of the TVs as there?s a driver available. I think i?ll go for the WoL for the power-on and then

Thanks for the recommendation. I’ll do some testing on that.

Hello Thorsten, do you have the API/Command-Specs for this device? If yes, you can do following: rename the pkg into a zip-file, unzip it. Inside there is the dll. Use a de-compiler, like JetBrains

OK, will do that, thanks. Cheers, Thorsten -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von rickwookie Gesendet: Donnerstag, 16. November 2023 14:01 An:

I found the Power On would work about 10% of the time (as in 1 in 20 triggers). Send a simple WoL packet to the TVs MAC address (use the UDP symbol) and it fires every time. It annoys me that the CCD

Update: I changed the order of the passcode and MAC-address, and now control works partially. I only need power on/off, input switching and power feedback. That works, except power-on and power

What I have done several times is to have both processors have the exact same IP, program(s) and settings, then they just move over the Ethernet cable along with the RS-232 and relay connections. Just

Hi All, I have a UC Engine with room environment controls and lots of Teams Automation. The client wants a back up CP4 to take over if the primary CP4 goes down for whatever reason. I have 3 coms,

Thanks, Tony. Enabling logging revealed the following messages: ?00:02:52.344: [Console Data] : 048-12:05:26.696 ( 3) [Info ] CORD - LG Smart TV : Processing control command Connection.Connect()

I forgot to mention, we have about 50 spaces, each with CP4N, and I'm working on getting all of them on the exact same program that I'll be able to mass load. Plus, the head-end Pro4 manages all the

Ha ha MSTC. I fixed it. I meant per processor, auto correct changed it...

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That sounds magical, what is it? ?On 11/15/23, 10:05 AM, "Eric Luckart" <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> on behalf of eluckart@... <mailto:eluckart@...>> wrote: EISC

What is the timing requirement for updating the remote processors?? Is this a thing that could be accomplished at some interval or does it need to be real time?? You can accomplish the transfer of

EISC is one to one not one to many. Why not just use an ipid per processor?

Hi All, I'm trying to get this working where my Pro4 has, for now, a bunch of channel labels that I want any of the 50+ CP4N's to access to update the buttons on the local touch panels in the rooms.

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