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The module is from here http://my.crestron.eu/fileshare/download.asp?file=8J0943B1CG4148WD5A5 Thanks

I have a beautiful one for the command fusion app, I suspect it could be ported over to use dynamic graphics on mobile pro g _____ From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On

Hi group. I'am trying to integrate this module to MC3 program and geting this error then trying to compile for 3 series: "Errors in .NET cross compiler" Any ideas what is wrong? Compiling for 2 series

A CP2E as an eslave to an MC3 will behave normally. It's only the MC3's internal IR stack that is limited to a single UART -Neil Dorin

Also did you do a sanity check by opening up the program tree and the hard ware tree and linking them?

I would say make it a remote equal. That way you don't have to worry about it.

I have be thinking about this all week, as I am designing a large system. So here is the thought, would a CP2E as an Ethernet slave fix this issue? I haven't been able to get a real answer as to

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If the remotes work fine when the power is disconnected from the lights I would make sure that you dont have a dimmer with the same ID as one of the remotes then I would kill the dimmers one at a time

Yup. It expects the string to be checksummmed to arrive whole, and then deals however many bytes are in that serial signal. Having the string arrive in pieces would require extra logic, but should be

Check for wifi interference, If around you is only using channel 1,6,11 then mesh channels 15,20,25,26 are good. If you have a wap on 2-5, 15 is no good If you have one on 7-10, then 20 is no good. If

What could be misconfigured? I would try cresnet to the gateway if possible but it isnt. However, I have everything configured by IP. The two devices are even on the same switch. Im stopping by there

I don't have a solution, but I have an MC3 with a client on port 23 talking to my Marantz receiver. It never had an issue. TB

Yup!

NMT has static DHCP - so no DNS involved mark

you don't find out until you talk to NEC engineers that they often OEN their control chips from mitsubishi. i.e. I once had to use mistsubishi protocol to wake NEC displays up after which their

I'm assuming his media tank is on his LAN, so DNS wouldn't come in to play - and if it had been the culprit he would have gotten the failed DNS value. -5 is "connection broken locally", which I

I'll have to dig out the specifics if requested, but a congress mic system I did ages ago required an 8-bit polynomial CRC. It was bad enough that I couldn't understand their syntax for the

I'm told that there is a set of 3-series compatible modules available at the Lutron Homeworks site if you have a sign-in there... - Chip

Did that account for messages of varying lengths? - Chip