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Try calling Jon Miller - he has some middleware solutions... 866-937-2833? ext 1303

Talking about the CrestronGO app that supplanted the silver Crestron App I have only been using with iOS for the last few years, but have very few Android clients. All of a sudden can't get Android

Sure would be nice if Crestron invested in Crestron Go. There are several ways they could minimize the 5 sec startup. And 5 secs truly is unacceptable to clients, when expectations are sub-second. If

Sorry for the late reply as I've been abroad. I got in touch with crestron support and it looks like changing the RAVA ringtone is impossible. Also it's not possible to ring once or n times and keep

update. ?I’m able to communicate with the remotes now after buying the new TrippLite USB to DB9. ?I’m currently using 9 ML-600. ?When I go to load any of them they all say low battery and will

If you're not using the original cable supplied by Crestron (they have a gold 1/8 stereo mini plug so they stand out) your tip and ring connectors are probably reversed. Try using a null modem adapter

Nico, Thorsten, Based on Nico's writeup of the problem I have created a new version of the Sensibo Air Module for testing (v1.6).? The issue is this.? When you send a command to the Sensibo API

thats it.? thank you!

Go to https://processorip:49200 and trust the self signed certificate, after that you get a 404 which is expected. Now open your XPanel normally again.

The signals you need are on the top level of the device definitions for NVX when you add them in SIMPL. You'll also need to enable Automatic Initiation on the devices. Here's a screenshot showing an

Can anyone confirm the CH5 Web Xpanel works as generated from Crestron Contrusct?? I have yet to get a successful connection.? The page loads but then the developer console shows errors of Websocket

I find when this happens that the owner breezed through, and didn't allow for the "Local Lan Connection". And it now needs to be allowed through the iPad settings/Crestron_Go App.

like the others mentioned, you are just creating a 'Serial String' matrix switch. Matrix Inputs are from each of the NVX Encoder Stream_Location_F as the 'Sources' Matrix outputs are sent to the

I'm curious what brand Emitter you had and what you replaced it with? FTR, I have for years said to only use Xantech emitters, and that it has been the fix for similar issues when I had happened to

It sounds like there is not proper network management to stop the Multicast traffic from entering the main network when you connect the NVX switch to the main (Control) network. The port on the NVX

As others have suggested, the StreamLocation and StreamLocation_F signals are the easiest way to do routing. I have a module that uses analogs like you would with a traditional DM frame and routes

Thanks for writing this up Nico.? Great information. I will take a look at my module and see if there are things I can do to minimize the calls to the Sensibo Cloud. I will let you know. Thanks again

Chuck, You can't do that, but you could run all your Stream_Location_F signals into abufs and an MSP. The output of all the abufs would be the same and you could use your choice of logic to enable the

create a new Simple+ module with something like the following. Then connect all the location feedback (from decoders for FB) "Dec_Stream_FB$" (From encoders for locations) Enc_Stream_FB$? then

No can do, Chuck. SIO parameters are set at compile time. You can't dynamically change the SIO parameters while running a program. Marty