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I have used both MX-3000s and MT-1000s using the USB Sync driver.

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--- In Crestron@..., "Nathan Hesson" <nhesson@...> wrote:

Why would you ever take the XP hard disk out of your laptop?

Sorry, to easy to take cheap shots at Vista

Have a GREAT! friday
Nathan

On Jan 11, 2008 11:20 AM, daledsm <daledsm@...> wrote:

I don't know if this will work for you, but it worked for me with
Vista Business and Mobile Device Center 6.1. All I did was change

the

driver of the MT-1000c to a standard Microsoft USB Sync driver

and it

works 100%.

Dale


--- In Crestron@... <Crestron%40yahoogroups.com>,
"matthew3228" <mndean@> wrote:

Anyone managed to come up with a solution to this issue? TB

reckon they

are 'looking into what can be done', but I am getting tired of

popping

an XP hard-disk into my laptop every time I need to download

one!!!

--
Nathan Hesson

Crestron Certified Programmer

Interior Systems Design, Inc.

nathanh@...


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--- In Crestron@..., "WhereIsMyElCamino" <crestron@...>
wrote:

Apparently, Comcast will drop analog feeds on their cable as soon as
the OTA signals are dropped. According to them, that is where they get
the analog signals, and they have no intent of D/A conversion to keep
the analog signals on cable.

If this is the case, I will just have a fancy AM/FM tuner.

Todd

CATV is being pushed as the only remaining source of NTSC signals after
2009.

Cable companies are, however, needing to compress and encrypt NTSC
analog signals to free up more spectrum in their cable plants for HDTV
channels. As a bonus, encryption allows them to add and remove
services (plus pay-per view) without truck rolls.

So, your new Comtastic standard def signals will need a cablecard
decoder and contain new block-shaped compression artifacts so they can
fit more HD channels in the same limited bandwidth.

Don't fight it. Just switch to DirecTV.

I've seen a lot of chatter about loosing CNSX brains after trying to
update the firmware. I to have lost a few but was able to get them back
and had a process for updating the Brains. U need to follow a stricked
procedure and they will work fine. Contact me and I can walk U through
it.

Apparently, Comcast will drop analog feeds on their cable as soon as
the OTA signals are dropped. According to them, that is where they get
the analog signals, and they have no intent of D/A conversion to keep
the analog signals on cable.

If this is the case, I will just have a fancy AM/FM tuner.

Todd

--- In Crestron@..., "sandman_ave" <alex@...> wrote:

I'm looking to hire a programmer in the nashville area or someone
willing to relocate, the compensation will be based on skill. If
anyone is interested please raise your hand :-)

I am currently doing a lot of work in TN. Contact me off of the group
at gchappell35622@...
Thanks

That is correct, I just did a Napco about three weeks ago and it will
entry Interior mode if you leave the Entry/Exit doors alone during the
delay.

Ross

If I understand what you're saying correctly even using new joins would not
solve your problem. You need to use different signal names through buffers
to drive the same end result so that other then the end control device the
logic is identical but with different signal names. For example
TP-A_VOL_UP, would drive a buffer enabled with a 1 and on the output put the
device volume, REC_VOL_UP. The feeback to the panel would be The
TP-A_VOL_UP. This will sperate out the logic so yo don't see different
zones driving logic on different panels. Also you can quickly make the new
logic for the other 2 panels by copying the folder and then using Search and
Replace which is the F9 key. Hope that kind of points you in the right
direction.

Mark

Never tried controlling one RS232 but I installed one yesterday, a
HR21-700 and I am getting double hits on almost every command. I am
using the good Master IR file found here in the file section, never
had a problem with it before. Not sure whats going on. Maybe I'll
try it your way. Even if it is slow, it works. :)

Hoping someone can help - have multiple touchpanels ( 2x stx1700c and a
tps4-l )with a mc2e processor...same program in all three and I find
they interfere with each other - volume ramps up inexplicably etc...
short of doing an individual program for all three with different join
numbers is there any way to separate the panels from each other? ie
in one zone someone engages a volume interlock and that same interlock
is now engaged for all zones....

Probably the best method would be to only connect the touchpanel
Crosspoints when a source is selected from that particular
touchpanel - not when activated by Party Mode. That way, the
touchpanels would only receive the data if they were already on the
iPod page, or if they switched to the iPod page after Party Mode is
initiated.

However, that's not how I set mine up. If a zone is switched to a
source by *any* method (another TP, remote, Party Mode, etc.), any
touchpanel(s) connected to that zone will also be connected to the
source, and flip to the control page. I haven't encountered any
serious delays (or at least, no complaints), but if necessary, some
type of "Please Wait" message could be displayed while the Party Mode
is initiating.

The Broadcast symbol would be a good solution, but updating doesn't
seem to be as reliable. I also wish there was a version with joins
higher than 127, although that can be done with code, if necessary.
You're not *supposed* to have the same signals connected to the
touchpanel(s) and a Broadcast symbol at the same time, but I've never
actually tried it.

--- In Crestron@..., "nick.dietz" <nick@...> wrote:

It seems that @ jobs with lots of panels when put into a "party

mode"

either the cresnet or processor gets bogged down.

This is because each TP's Control Xpoint connects to the Equip

Xpoint

and the feedback signals have to get routed to each TP. Example
[Analog signal iPod1_Time gets sent to each panel : TP1_iPod1_Time,
TP2_iPod1_Time, TP3_iPod1_Time, etc. . .].

I am looking for a way to send 1 signal name to each touchpanel when
put into party mode, while using the same digital/analog/serial join
numbers to avoid creating separate subpages specifically for this

mode.

I was thinking along the lines of the Indirect Text Broadcast

symbol,

if only you could control which ID's to broadcast to?

--Nick

I've used it successfully on a few Treo's running WM5 and WM6, so it
should also work on the HTC...

The installers didn't connect pins 7 and 8. Although everything
works fine with only 2, 3, and 5 on the other model plasmas there,
I'll have them try it with extra pins Monday.

Thanks!

--- In Crestron@..., "discodan_aus" <daniel@...> wrote:

I have had some weird issues of late too with NEC panels however
nothing like what you have stated. I noticed that after the 3 series
that the RS232 connection had to be a complete cross-over cable
arrangement with pins 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 all needing connection before it
would respond. I never had to had such pins all terminated in a

cable

pre the 4 series.

I also experienced a situation where a particular unit a 50XR5M had

an

issue where if a power on command was sent back to it within 2

seconds

of its response code - the unit would stop responding and a complete
reset (power disconnect and 30 second wait) would resolve this.

If you have this all right above and have tried a full reset I feel
you have a NEC problem.

I'll post a module online in the morning that has been working very
well for me.

Good luck.

I just uploaded a manual for the CM6700 that contains the RS-232
protocol. I'm not sure if it also responds to the D protocol, or not,
but the one in the manual is pretty simple. I just put the commands in
a Serial I/O.

Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Crestron
group.

File : /Documents/Pelco_CM6700.zip
Uploaded by : tgoldensr <mrgolden@...>
Description : Pelco CM6700 manual, with serial protocol

You can access this file at the URL:


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Joe

While working on yachts and multi TV standards, I've had to used numerous
devices, unfortunately all the good reliable ones are not cheap. I really
think you will be pushed even to get a cheap one under a $100.

In the UK the following link are the products I've used with great success.



Not Cheap though

Sorry I have nothing else to offer


Iain

I can't seem to figure this one out. I am trying to use HV and an
old ST-CP to control x-10 lights in a particular room. I created a
simple SIO that maps back to a homevision controller with the ASCII
string 'lights' in str1 which is tied directly to the touchpanel.
So in theory when the user pressed the hv_light button it sends a
string through the serial into the home vision. The home vision has
been configured to accept any text over 1 character (testing
purposes). When the button is pressed, nothing happens. It works
within the terminal emulator, but not connected to the st-cp. There
was a post by Geoffrey Reynolds detailing how to do this (see below)
The homevision part works just fine but the Crestron piece is
another question. It appears to be sending hex through the serial
and not ASCII. If anyone has had any experience in setting up
Crestron alongside Homevision, please detail your exact steps (i.e.
which mods were used if any, which analog or digital symbols,
strings that were used, if you had to convert using HEX, which baud
rate is used on the serial driver, etc. In other words, any
information that you can give me that would make my life easier.
TIA



In HomeVision:

From the main menu, select Objects/Events -> Serial Data Input ->
Port1
(substitute Port2, Port3, etc. as appropriate for your situation)

This will give you a window where you can program HomeVision to
respond to
events on a serial port.

Next, configure the logic that will handle serial events by, for
example,
setting up a series of If - Then - End If statements. Start by
clicking the
If Then button in the ACTIONS toolbar. Next, the ACTIONS toolbar
switches
to the CONDITIONS toolbar. Now, select the SERIAL button. I've found
the
most useful condition to be "Serial input characters # through # are
:'____' - this lets you listen for a specific string to come from the
Crestron controller. Now enter the string you want and press OK. Now
click
on End If and the toolbar switches back to ACTIONS. Click X10 and
choose
the X10 action you want to perform. That's all you need to do on the
HomeVision side. It sounds a bit clunky (and is), but is pretty easy
to use
and will work very reliably once you have it programmed.

Now just program your Crestron program to send the appropriate
strings
terminated with &#92;n. HomeVision has default support for it's OSD
remote
control commands, so some strings are reserved:

,J0&#92;n = 0
,J1&#92;n = 1
...
,J9&#92;n = 9
,JA&#92;n = Enter
,JB&#92;n = Channel Up
,JC&#92;n = Channel Down
,JD&#92;n = Volume Up
,JE&#92;n = Volume Down
,JF&#92;n = Cancel

Hi

Did anyone integrate with panasonic?
I have a KX-TDA100 system.
Is it possible to control it?

Thanks
Micky

Hi

Need a driver for a PELCO 6700 Matrix.
Anyone can help out?
Is there a PELCO D protocol available for Matrix control?

Thanks
Micky

It's working for me at the moment, but maybe I didn't get the
update(s) you did?

- Chip

Hey, it's a somewhat usable user interface, too! :)

- Chip