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Does anybody know the required equipment to interface a leviton lighting system to my clients crestron units? I assume there is the equivelient to the lutron Grafic eye for leviton? Or at least a

Maybe you could think about using more crosspoint connections, think about the destinations as equipment crosspoints rather than the sources themselves. When you connect your TP to the destinations,

So it is definitely confirmed that adding motion sensors to the system will lock it up? The INITIALIZE input on the keypad emulation module does a good job of refreshing the two line text and

Eeek! (and you're welcome ;) ) My advice would be to try to find a way to reduce the source selections to an analog value or values -- I don't know enough about your architecture to select a specific

The batteries don't work simultaneously, they work one after the other. Meaning when the first battery is exhausted (battery gauge at half), it goes to the second one (battery gauge empty). If the

Have you noticed any delay in your video switching? Meaning when you init the value (and have AV enter held high) that it still takes a moment (enough time for the display to 'go blue') before the

I have a client who has TPMC 8Xs with worn out internal batteries. I am under the impression that the external battery pack has more juice than the internal one. Can I just add the externals and

I haven't had any problems with any of the CEN-RGBHV units. Great build quality (Thanks Kramer) and dead-simple programming. If you choose to use the INIT method of routing, remember that you must

Don't let all the options overwhelm you. If you're just trying to route signals, it's really straightforward. With Extron, you're used to triggering a string like I*O! to route input "I" to

Read the help file for examples. You'd probably be most comfortable using the Control$ serial input on Slot01, then you can just pretend it's a serial switcher with a new protocol.

I'm used to Extron, Autopatch and Sierra Video and was a little surprised when I saw the available options. An example would help get it clear in my mind what's going on. From:

CADDX polls things in a tight loop based on the number of zones you told the module. Might have to insert a short delay somewhere to cut back on the endless flow of traffic. use for with the

Have you tried loading the firmware onto a compact flash card, and then doing the update locally? Chris chuckd73026 wrote:

Hey guys, I have a TPMC17CH that is booting into 1024 x 768 resolution, instead of 1280 x 768 like it's supposed to. I've tried to reload the firmware, but it won't take it (simply errors out). In

Been playing around on paper with a system that I have to work on soon. Its going to be 21 video sources that will be routable to any of 8 tvs. There are a few different matrix switchers involved,

1) Tape it to the switch??? 2) With the unit on a switch, unless there is a lot of broadcast traffic, it should not be seeing much traffic. If it is broadcast traffic, maybe disabling it on the port.

I know sooner or later I'm going to go searching for it, and where else would I put it? At least I didn't include the IP address and password for the switch :D Anyway to the original question...

At the risk of sounding stupid, it would seem like a simple truth table would take care of this. When the string is received, both will go high (or low) on the same wave. Zone 1 = 'cable' H and 'zone

RGBHV These work exactly like any type of Crestron device. Use analogs to select the input for a specified output. Are you having specific trouble that we could help with?

Is anyone aware of an example program for any of the Crestron CEN-RGBHV switchers? I wasn't able to find one on Crestron's website. Andy