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Exact same router I've been using for the last 12 months! It can't see any wireless network at all, so I assume the wifi card is knackered.. back to Crestron it goes :o(

you changed the router? the tpmc only see wifi G and B _____ De: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] En nombre de rlf79cm Enviado el: sábado, 23 de marzo de 2013 10:03 Para:

Had a TPMC-4XG running fine for about a year, no problems at all, but as of today it won't connect to the WAP and the "Scan" option under the setup/wifi access point settings isn't showing a single

model number is :PBACM - PT300 the the Behalf Camera the

You mentioned radio Ra 2. Make sure you go to the resi.lutron.com/radiora2 site and download the new R05 version of the modules. Its the older stuff will completely fill your cp3 with errors and dump

You really need to use the 6P6C connector and six conductors. The single conductor in a 4P can't carry the load for some devices. That said, I just make my own. You can buy the crimping tool from

It did eventually connect after a number of ties.. What in the world is going on with this tool...

I too have seen this many times. My personal favorite was an old Essentials class program running complete with web xpanel. It was from "Joe's Laptop" and Joe needed practice. I would agree that if

So I start up the Infinetex diagnostic tool and it connects and goes thru a bunch of steps, but then at the very end just locks up really bad where you cant quit toolbox and requires task mamanger and

Ok, here is an odd one. When I change to another App and then change back to the Crestron App, it is like it has a photo of the UI in the background and a functioning one in the foreground. For

There are quite a few vendors for custom made cables of all sorts. Try Cables to Go first. http://www.cablewholesale.com/ -- Yours truly, Victor [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

6 pin is a RJ12.... but some solutions are...... ?a Crestron CN-RJ11, ? a 4 conductor(RJ11) phone cable will work since pins 1,2 and 5,6 are tied together(use CNRJ11 manual for pinout) although the

No idea if these guys are reliable, but here's a source: http://www.cablesondemand.com/product/MP-5FRJ12STWS/URvars/Items/Library/InfoManage/MP-5FRJ11SLPS.htm And another source (I have purchased from

You may have some results with "3-line phone cable" as well, but you're really better off just making your own as the majority of "phone" cables (and thus the majority of cables you'll find on the

If I remember correctly, these are RJ-12. Don't know of another source for cables. Tray Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note?, an AT&T LTE smartphoneDavid Peddicord <dpeddicord2@...> wrote: Hello.

You know both of these are in the Crestron database.... ________________________________________ Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 3:39 PM To: Crestron@... Subject: [Crestron] dish network IR

Hello. I've purchased some older Creston pieces that use RJ11 connections. I cannot seem to find 6 conductor RJ11 patch cables. Do you have to make these or is there a source for them other than

Good to know. Thanks, cyberbri

use the VNVRAMDISK command via console symbol and your program can set it up when you load the code to it.

"A CP2E running a project with a Crestron employee's name in the header and the file name of "stupid relays.smw"" That is awesome!! It has been a while since I have seen a "new" piece with something