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I unsuccessfully tried the same. The C20 is cisco's "portable" system and ir was the most reliable way to control it. I usually suggest the C40 if given the opportunity just because of the control

I have recently observed the same thing on several different systems using different projectors (not all NEC projectors but all Crestron modules). I haven't figured it out. I even have one doing it

After having some more time to work with this system, now the communication to the projectors appear to be solid. However when using the NP2000 module, it appears that the lamp hours are not correct.

it's my first time to use the mlx-3 remote. the home theater i'm programming consist of: 2 displays -TV -Projector with a motorized screen that goes down in front of the TV. 2 sources -popcorn hour

I wasn't aware the front USB ever worked on any firmware version. The problem is you can't set the IP address from the front panel. I told Crestron about this since they first shipped. When you set

I have a tsw-750 that perfectly streams an IP cam, but my iPad running Crestron App can't seem to stream the same video. Nothing appears. I just used same logic.

Sure you can ftp over mobile projects - at least for edits. I'm not sure if they have fixed the issue of no manifest.xml (?) created when you first FTP over a mobile project. [Crestron]

We do a lot of mobile projects and you cannot ftp transfer those projects. On larger files loading those projects can take 8-10mins, using SSH those transfer complete in roughly 1 min. Thanks, Owain

One thing about the beta Toolbox is that it unzips the .spz on the computer side and sends multiple files; sending via FTP unzips on the processor side, which (IMHO) saves time on the computer,

I was having some strange problems that I though had to do with my programming / interaction between the different programs in the 3 series. Turns out it had to do with some horribly wrong behavior of

I tried to control a C20 TC4.2.1 yesterday with the Y cable and was totally unsuccesfull. Not sure what went wrong. CP2E processor.. think it will have to be IR control.. pins 2-3-5 to processor

I would try opening the corresponding SIMPL+ files (.USP) and recompiling them and see if that helps at all - the DLLs you listed look like they're SIMPL+ for 3-series compiled output. -- Lincoln

Floyd, the best I have come up with is to store things in the Site manager, but it's a global address book and not entirely practical and it doesn't bring up a set of tabs. Helpful if you're

(I sure as soon as I send this, Yahoo will suddenly send me six emails with similar advice already delivered, but just in case...) Those dlls all correspond to some S+ modules in your program, and

One that I'm playing with is WinSCP. The nice thing about it is that you can click on a site and open a Putty session, meaning it's easy to give it a command to load the program once you have FTPd it.

Don't know about Filezilla, but the Directory Opus program I mentioned can save a tab group and restore it later. You can save tab groups ("listers") as different names, so you can have different

Filezilla (and presumably others) are nice because you can open connections in different tabs for all of your devices on the jobsite, then have multiple transfers happening at the same time. For

Aside from an encrypted connection are there any other benefits to SSH?

I use Directory opus for FTP. I think it also supports (for an extra fee) secure FTP, but don't quote me on that. Directory Opus is a total replacement for the usual windows explorer file stuff. It

Cool... yeah... in addition to the usual fun of TD and RD you also have the fun of + and - for each of those. But at least I know it should work :) Doing some more digging it looks like we might need