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It was quite a tricky process as we had over 20 systems each with a 16x16DM frame and AV3 and 6 or 7 DM transmitter inputs in each frame. We used an RMC3 to handle all the mac address programming.

Thanks Andrew! Yeah if that's how it works then most likely the problem is that one of the callbacks *is* static, but the others aren't. I'm guessing that in order to change it the SIMPl# library

Interesting…I’m sure someone said that to me before…I can’t remember anything anymore it seems :P Caleb Radecky | Manager, Online Products & Services Crestron Silver Certified Programmer |

I have one that utilizes the dynamic list sg if your interested. It's a press and hold to dial type module.

I took a shot at writing some basic instructions to help people get started. Since you just went through this I'd greatly appreciate it if you could review it and make sure it makes sense and follows

I feel like I've written this same post about 10 times over the years, but has anybody had issues with the latest databases? Two separate files that have always worked fine on two separate pc's. After

TSID IS the serial of the device. Put that in your Windows Calculator in HEX mode, then hit the Decimal button and that number is the serial # that is on the box for the device. [Crestron]

I'm back at this. With respect to 60 series panels only... Method 2/3; Why would one even bother giving the client the Media Player? You can just give them access to the Sonos APP and they can get

Where? All I see is the TSID. Caleb Radecky | Manager, Online Products & Services Crestron Silver Certified Programmer | DMC-D-4K | DMC-E-4K ControlWorks Consulting, LLC | Crestron Services Provider |

Sorry, had the wrong command. REPORTDM will give you the serial number for endpoints connected to the frame.

Thanks for the quick mode tip. my installers missed it. all good now.

Essentially connect to the DM frame and by using the RCON commands get the MAC address of the connected endpoint. Additionally If the frame is in PNM, then you know the port number, to which you could

Hi All, I have a new-in-box PYNG-CONNECT-COMM that I'm not going to use. If any interest, please contact me directly... chris at eicustom dot com Thanks, Chris K................;)

That won’t give you the serial number. It’ll give you the PNM port number. Caleb Radecky | Manager, Online Products & Services Crestron Silver Certified Programmer | DMC-D-4K | DMC-E-4K

You can also do a DUMPDMIPCONFIG over a telnet or console (41795) connection to get the serial number and type of the connected device. Crestron@...> wrote:

this is exactly what i want to do. is it possible to walk me through it?

hi can you explain what is please the RCON slot x EST not familiar with it.

God to hear it. As I said the process is convoluted and needs to be documented Thanks Jay

RCON slot x EST Caleb Radecky | Manager, Online Products & Services Crestron Silver Certified Programmer | DMC-D-4K | DMC-E-4K ControlWorks Consulting, LLC | Crestron Services Provider | 701 Beta Dr.

I believe that (in most cases) the RSPW1 command must be sent when the display is already on.