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I had to swap a mp2e with a cp2e today with almost the same symptom. Nec display did not respond to the IR out (rs232) at all. After swap & using the com port on the cp2e, success :) -Stig

Fun! No, I'm neither polling nor planning on even interlocking the feedback on the touch panel light controls, as I gathered as much from the protocol docs! :) - Chip

I learn something new every day.... Strange that the power on string works though. I was going to try shorting pins 7&8 on the TV end when I was onsite next as well as connecting to a 2-way port.

None of what you describe sounds any different than what I may do on a given day. VTPro, 3-4 Simpl, S+, Command Fusion, a text editor or two - in a VMWare Fusion VM. Mac side might have open

FYI, I never have any issues running Toolbox on Win7/64 (knock on wood)...

If you are concerned about "how to" on a lighting system, I would recommend D3. (I would recommend it anyway.) It does 98% of what most people need and works well. There are a lot of little details

All open at the same time? Maybe rethinking your workflow and task management is in order.

The AV2's IR ports are limited to +5V, perhaps that's the issue?

When you say 'dying', do you mean the hardware itself physically fails? Have you tried wiping the HD and reinstalling Windows (from scratch)? The 'mobile workstation' HP business class laptops have a

It will envolve probably more than 1 processor, IR & IP equipment. Gonna do a self test of project to see what In it!!

To answer your original question, when a CLX module loses cresnet, its outputs stay where they were last told by cresnet to be. This way when your PAC2 (or whatever) reboots, the lights stay where

D3 is your best bet, as long as it does everything you need to do. <audioandnetartist@...> wrote:

Ho sorry, I am not familiarized with d3 gonna download it today, but seems like you can do most of of the job in (I just by The look of the screen print) so should I do it in d3 or simpl? Am not with

I can personally attest to fighting with an E552 lately. It does not use the normal protocol or support the simple protocol. It also hates PD Comms tools. NEC tech supports says it doesn't need HW

What was your question?

Wow! That is tremendously stupid. You would think you were sending gps coordinates to a nuclear missile, not turning a light on and off. I've seen some strange protocols/cksum calcs in my day, and

Those are heavy programs, no wonder why you fried the others lol! If I was you I get another laptop and work with booths, I do that, my set up is 1 netbook for toolbox, ir learner, browsing ext.. the

I just wish Crestron could make a version of ToolBox that doesn’t blue screen Win7 64Bit. Happened twice yesterday while I was on site... Very annoying! Tray == Sent: Friday, April 20, 2012 10:42 AM

For the past 5 or 6 years the laptops I use for program development have been dying (about 1 a year). I have tried Toshiba, Lenovo, HP, and Panasonic Toughbooks. So this time I tried a Mac Powerbook

I posted a module called NEC_X462UN_VideoWall_w_setup_v1.0.zip Never mind the setup input. I've not actally tried it on the 552 though, but the other inputs do work on all the latest NEC displays i