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Am I the only one that finds going from Simpl/Simpl+ back to D3/SB challenging? I've never taken any classes, but I didn't for LiteTouch or Vantage either. Is there a guide, PDF, or training video I

Just FYI. Andrew Culver was nice enough to post a SIMPL# module on github to show this working. I spent a few hours testing his module, expanding it and writing a help file. No knowledge of SIMPL# is

No ideas?

The amp is an AAE. Originally this location was a TV, using DM for distribution. Two CAT5 and a Penta (5x mini-RG59) were pulled to the location. Now the client wants "better" sound and has requested

Hello Group, I would like you all to cast your minds back to an old lighting system with a protocol called DSI. I have been trying to find out information about this protocol, but have only found out

You can always use this: http://www.axis.com/products/cam_acc/media_converters/cam_t8640/range.htm (RG-59, 262ft) with a POE amplifier

Cat5 is definitely a life saver! -- Sebastian Marszalek

I don't think I've used RG59, but I've definitely used (against my will) Cat5 as RCA audio cable and speaker wire. But according to the "high-end cable = snake oil" crowd, copper is copper amirite?

+1 have also done for zone audio, low wattage, under 100' to 150' Thanks, Trey please excuse typos, courtesy of my Samsung Galaxy S4 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I'm not even going to ask how a RG59 cable got pulled to a speaker location.

There is info on this board about using the Wake on LAN feature on these TVs. I've got it working here at my shop. Use WoL to turn the display on, then you can go from there. Works well. Mike

I've done a commercial job with 14 MC3s, 2 CP2Es and a PRO2. Depends on the scope and the clients needs...

Good God man you had 12 MC3s?! Lol I know I am still young to Crestron but thats nuts lol Michael J Coe

I now have one on my bench as well. I'm waiting for a callback from their tech support as to whether they or Crestron is working on a module. Or have you guys already found out the answer? For those

Thanks! I worked through it and came out with something similar.

Oh, and (potentially) last step: tx$ = msg$ + CHR(CHK); //sends your message and checksum byte... - Chip

Ive connected 12 MC3s (24 zones of A/V with lighting and HVAC)over wireless bridges using IESC and slave with linksys wireless routers configured as bridges, surprisingly I had no problems (proper

Been there, done that

Then you could use an ATOS symbol in SIMPL with an option of 259d. If you want to do this in S+, and your bytes are in "msg$", you could do this: X = 0; FOR (Y = 1 TO LEN(msg$)) { X = X +