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Hmmm.... The main reason I was doing this was to try and make it a bit more reliable than the IR!

Hi Matt, I'd lean towards a state machine as (personal opinion) I think they make for nice readable code, and easy to debug, with less repetition of "get this but, get the next bit, get the next

Hi, Am looking to find a solution to get Internet Radio (for multi-room audio) controlled from the room touchpanels. At Present we are using Rasberry Pi's running XBMC as the sources for the Crestron

Nice! I'm in the UK though, and the form factor is US, also voltage is 110 to 125.

Good one - I've not heard of that - I like the idea of pulling the internals out and attaching to a nicer keypad. Didn't come up with anything on a quick google - have you got any details of the

when i connect with crestron tool bo it shows the system with this error log . System log: 1. Notice: System startup: CslaveAV2 Cntrl Eng [v4.007.0004 (Mar 05 2012), #0890237E] TimeStamp: 03:15:15

For what its worth, I eventually got EX-Link working, but it was flaky at best. I was only using it for power and switching, and it worked about 70-80% of the time. Since I was using DM products, I

Was "debug" called out somewhere in the docs? I don't believe you want that. I haven't worked with one in a while, so I don't remember what the other options are. "Uart" comes to mind... - Chip

One thing about Samsung I have noticed is rs-232 or IR you have to first turn the TV on or off woth a remote to get control over the display. --------------------------------------- Ray Jain, Junior

Anyone take a crack at this? I am trying to figure out an approach here as well.

Hi, I hope someone can have some patience and spoon feed me through this as I have sat here for hours and have got nowhere. I am guessing a bit so please let me know if I am doing something stupid.

Its Sunday, not many people online at Crestron :)

I opened MasterInstaller today to update a few things. I was shocked at how fast the downloads occurred. I had a D3 template file that was 285meg, Crestron Database 152meg, and Toolbox 67meg. All 3

the IP in the table IP if from the Master processor (your system, for ex, adagio) and the IP ID is the ID assigned to the CenIdoc in the program. If the adagio cant find the cen idoc, check if the

Correction, this is more along the lines of Neil's suggestion, only using buffers on the output, as opposed to a bunch of ANDs.

I thought this sounded like a fun exercise, so I worked something up using Robbie's method mentioned above. I broke it down into x and y coordinates for each button, tracking the value with analog

Hi, Does anyone have any experience with ZigBee PAN sniffing? I'd like to get codes for URC and / or RTI remotes to send signals directly to a BeagleBone or Arduino XBEE module for processing. I know

www.adhocelectronics.com for EnOcean products. Check out the wireless light switches. They don't need batteries ever- electricity is generated by the button press and release. I have several of them

It's a Lab Gruppen NLB-60E, there is a module on Crestron's site, but it's not even close to working correctly. The only thing I can think of is that the latest firmware drastically changed the

I tried writing this and failed quite miserably. If anybody fancies having a stab at it for me I'd be happy to pay....! rick dot fothergill at gmail dot com Cheers