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That's what I am hoping because its the easiest. But the HDMI's are tied to the DM8X8 and the COM port is tied to PR02 for control. How was your system configured?

When you say "shut down the system" are you referring to via software or actually power cycling, "progrest" or "reboot" console/toolbox commands? DMPSes don't preserve video routes across program or

LOL - I meant the FCC sticker that someone mentioned earlier that may have some clues as to what kind of display it originally was. Can you tell its been a long day? :)

As long as I still have them - just a matter of finding them. I'll try to remember to look for them when I get home tonight... - Chip

When I've done any if these in the past they've powered on and off via the codec on their own. I never had to touch the displays themselves.

I need some help. The University just purchased these Panasonic PT-RZ370U projectors and we will be connecting them to a DMPS-300 system using the DM port for control and Video. The Projector has what

Most of my dealers use the Middle Atlantic vertical rack power and the accompanying short cables. There are a few schools of thought regarding liability on the "make (shorten) your own" power cords

Yea we use various length power cords +One Million on the DMPS Power Brick....There is plenty of space in those units for another power supply

What is the FCC ID? -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Silver) ControlWorks Consulting, LLC V: 440.449.1100 x1107 | F: 440.449.1106 |

You could try the old school method of removal: 1) Delete all directories 2) Go through registry and delete any keys pointing to it Not a pretty method, I admit, but if done carefully it can be

Managing power in a rack is really the most difficult part. Does anyone else put new ends on the power cords or buy power cords of various short lengths for rack building? Power bricks can go the

Thanks guys - the consultant claims it should be an LG or Sharp but I have tried both (only at 9600 as described by their docs) to no avail. There is an FCC sticker on the top of the monitors that

Indeed. At least some manufacturers will give you the option of buying a rack mount power supply that can power multiple units though.

Building a Rack....WHY CAN'T ALL THESE MANUFACTURES JUST GIVE ME A FREAKING D-CORD AND PUT THE TRANSFORMERS IN THE UNITS....ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. Its so damn frustrating to try an hide all

Yeah, that sort of works, but adds a lot of suck to updating an old project that uses the S+ flavor of text-append for movie synopses and other loooong text. wrote:

Has anyone else seen a problem with the indirect text on a gauge not updating properly. The text in the 'graphic' portion works, but the text in the 'indicator' portion does not update until the

Nevermind....I think I see what is happening and found the answer just using CIP tags instead of using the indirect text join. I really need to wrap my head around the new 'easier/faster/better/more'

So I ahve just recently begun playing around with Smart Graphics and I am experiencing some strangeness with indirect text. Here's teh issue: I set up text on a button/simple label, whatever -- I set

Hi again, I have got both the RS-232 module and the IP module now working with the RackLink switch. Here are my tips: 1). The user name for the RS-232 and the IP versions needs to be "user" in the

I would think you could just concatenate two serial joins with CIPS tags? herald@...> wrote: