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Ken - thank you very much! From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of Ken Brunner Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 4:22 PM To: Crestron@... Subject:

The DIMEX's work fine when set in switch mode, in my experience.

Can you use a non-dimmable load like a florescent light with a CLW-DIMEX-P set in switch mode or do you have to use CLW-SWEX-P?

I have a larger module that supports up to 176 zones, including individual status feedback. Send me an email and I'll reply with it.

Hey Everyone, I just installed my first two Samsung TV's. I recently switched to Samsung from Sharp because I got sick of trying to control the darn things. Anyway, I have an odd scenario going on.

Just a final update... after fighting this thing for almost a month, come to find out it was a bad Netgear gigabit switch.... now I know why I insist on cisco. Have fun, DAVE

I never could find a replacement but I was able to have new cells put into it. We used these guys: http://www.batteryrefill.com/index.phtml

If you have a Batteries Plus around you they can make 1 for you. Pat M From: cheinemann605 <cheinemann@...> Reply-To: <Crestron@...> Date: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 5:03 PM To:

Hey guys, Do you buy your keypad faceplates at Crestron, or do you buy them anywhere else online? Looking for a supplier for both US and international faceplates...

It looks like this for me when I have many pros to load at once: It only took a few minutes to setup 90+ rooms. [7543 Phase III] Connect=tcp CRESTRON-7543-CP3 NVRAMDiskSetSize 64

Any HAI modules available out there besides the Infusebox set? I've looked at Tony's module available from the HAI website, but I need feedback support for more than 96 zones, as well as individual

A week or so ago, we were hung up in a nightmare EX install where none of the EX dimmers or MLX3 would acquire. Wi-spy scans showed lots of not-too-high level interference across the spectrum. I'm

We've installed about a thousand of these and the CLW-SWEX-Ps with great success. They are reliable and fairly durable with most of the features we've needed. The acquisition process is a little

Glue it to the base and... Now it's a hard wired table top panel. Sent from my eMail.

I have client who have try this with no success. {Paf} Le 20 mars 2013 18:22, "kriskasprzyk@..." <krisk@...> a 閏rit : [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Well if you're handy you can just make your own. It's not rocket science. I do it all the time for devices with discontinued batteries.

There is a place that can rebuild the battery here: http://www.batteryrefill.com/laptops/Viewsonic/ You might consider using an iPad as a replacement panel.

No more available on this world. {Paf} Le 20 mars 2013 18:13, "cheinemann605" <cheinemann@...> a 閏rit : [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Not sure about the example you listed below, but "Arrakis Multi-Zone Single-Port with Setup Pro2 Demo v2.smw" has multiple touchpanels controlling multiple Arrakis zones. Also, I believe it was Neil

Yes, your issue with battery life is due to the module you are using, I am assuming the Crestron one. It polls the locks extremely often. These locks give unsolicited feedback after any event. If you