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Thanks Nick... maybe if I put a squeezebox emulator on a Rasberry Pi and then use a squeezebox Module in the Crestron Controller... will give it a go

Thanks a lot for your help, will check it tomorrow.

That is correct. Not sure why it isn't responding, I would triple-check the cable.

Does anybody have this font that can post it or email it to me? Thanks!

Dangit, how do I always end up thinking it's much more complicated than it actually is. Surely it can't be this simple? http://dropcanvas.com/iksop/1 (although it's still not responding)

Ok... This is what I've done is this right? in system builder I've opened communications followed by ip table setup. It's showing me a ipid of 05 and a IP address of 127.000.000.001 dev id of 00. Is

Share the network connection from laptop and tcpdump/wireshark the interface? Take the data, write it into Simpl+/# and send it out?

I've *NEVER* had EX-Link fail. I usually ignore feedback from the displays or connect them via 1-way serial ports but have never had one stop responding. From the looks of your screenshot, you're

Thanks, that makes a lot more sense! This look a bit better? http://dropcanvas.com/pq670/1 The strings look good going out but no reaction from the TV, still getting absolutely nothing back on the

You are on a 192.168.1.x network from the looks of things. Change the idoc to be on a 192.168.1.x network also or maybe just set it to dhcp not static assuming your are pointed at an ipid rather than

I now have a config page open with the choice of ipv4 192.168.1.69 or default gateway 192.168.1.254 Is this what I need? And where do I change this info? Do I need to add a new ip/tcp entry in the

Yes I'm using windows 7 and I'm connected now? How do I get this info?

Meanwhile it's all working fine TLDM.exe # 16:56:21 4-29-2013 # SendDataToSpecifiedSerialPort - Unable to send data on comport 1. Error Code 0x57 Any info?

That looks like your public internet ip. You need the local area network ip. Likely 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 . You can find this stuff out right through windows if you are connected into the router.

Hi If I log into my router it gives me a broadband network IP address of 86.146.53.238? Could you help with an example of what's needed here thanks Sorry for asking simple questions on here but

In my experience, crossing your fingers will be the best thing you can do. Of course, stay in spec and use quality stuff. None of the things you mention helped me fix anything when we had issues. Just

Just do your reading on SIP and make sure you know what credentials the SIP server needs as well as a valid dial plan.

Yes have done, unless you have someone onsite who is highly skilled in VOIP, very very difficult. From: Gregg M <jets_in_2003@...<mailto:jets_in_2003@...>> Reply-To:

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