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Yep, I think learning on an ST-CP is a great idea. Crestron@...> wrote:

where is the "like" button? I'm with Lincoln on this one

I'm still (loosely) hanging on to my comment from a few years ago that any new programmer should be forced to learn on a ST-CP -- the limitations of the platform relative to newer processors can

The point I was trying to make is that learning in an outdated processor would cause them to learn certain things that don't apply to the current processors. My "break before make" comment was a poor

I've done with UDP Client using port 12287 with the ip table set to 255.255.255.255 When I last did this on a PRO2 with a Dual Nic, with the address set to 255.255.255.255, it will be interpreted as

"Break before make" is a function of the symbols that are driving them, not the signals themselves. X Gen most certainly had break before make symbols - all the way back to the Cresnet IIP systems.

However, because the Extron protocol is so simple, it's a great way to _learn_ how to make a module. My first module was for an Extron switcher. There is a file in the Files section of this group

Why would you move to Studio? It's full of issues and it will probably never be of any use to anyone but a beginner who doesn't know their way around SIMPL.

I don't think you control them as much as just monitor them. We just did a slew of them on a data center project. I think by default they have an RS-232 port that is set up for modem dialing, you

I wanted to start moving to studio, so I started this project on studio. Where can I check the correct audio settings for my panel? I noticed the audio file I imported shows N/A on the Bits/Sample,

"The 7500 I believe is a true DP Projector, the 4500 is their value product and I believe its a rebranded Vivitek (although not 100% certain), I do know that the base chassis is not DP. This is why

"actually i am new in Crestron programming, i just finished my basic P101 training, so i don't konw how to create a moudule." You don't *have* to make a module to control the device. You could very

New York/New Jersey area. April 12th to the 14th. Mark Crestron@...> wrote:

Hey guys, I'll be attending my first masters class this year. Does anyone have any news on where it's going to be stuff like that. Thanks,

Ahh right... optical modulation I guess. It just surprises me that a lot of these fiber extender products aren't doing much more than their copper counterparts for the price. I know these particular

Funny, I'm doing the same...leave for Sydney March 25, on to Cairns area, then maybe a quick trip to Uluru, then Melbourne and home. Wife has family in Melbourne. All in first/business class on award

Different wavelengths for the forward and reverse “lasers” (or LEDs). Pretty common approach (DM8G Fiber uses the same concept; not sure if they’re optically compatible) but also very common in

I concur with all the people who suggested you get a 3-series processor and use an XPanel for testing. While you're getting that together... 1. Do you work for a company that is a Crestron Dealer? Get

You could also learn a lot of things with an ST-CP and a Pronto, but I wouldn't recommend it to someone who wants to do this for a living. If someone wants to learn Crestron programming, then they'd

They use wavelength division multiplexing to achieve bidirectional communication on 1 stand of fiber. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wavelength-division_multiplexing Crestron@...> wrote: