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Anyone who has mixed up their control system life ever touch one of these units?? What are your thoughts?? I am in a limited space scenario, and on something of a budget for a client and was looking

Hello, I am writing a module and need to pull in vol fb. Device return is "MV" then the level either in 2 or 3 digits and a carriage return. Is there a simple way to take the entire string and pull

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The problem with all Cloud base services is maintaining your tool chain for future use. When companies started doing subscription base software or required internet activation back years ago, I

Bumping. Im having issues controlling a Samsung Hospitality display as well, did OP every figure it out?

I agree with Ryan. We typically have 2 processors though. Processor 1 - Program * Main AV & Interfaces - don't want the client's experience to be hampered by "chatty" subsystems Processor 2 - Program

Resi checking in.? We put most subsystems on separate program slots to allow for support of different systems without having to restart the main program.? Typically: Program 1:? Main

Just to be clear, we rarely do homes with Crestron Home. However, it sometimes fits into a project perfectly. A client that lives in a MDU and wants lighting, shades, climate, and few rooms with TVs.

My advice is to keep everything in 1 slot unless there is a really good reason to use multiple slots, such as many rooms are being controlled from one processor. If you are breaking things up just to

I think Video-Storm still sell an analog matrix for composite video and stereo audio.? It is easy to control, has a bit more than a pad8 and is very reliable.? Also reasonable $$. From:

As far as I can tell, Home is just the fuller version of Pyng so I sort of count them as the same thing. Think of Prodigy . . . Crestron has been trying for years to take us out of the picture with

Not totally cloud independent.? From page 14 of the 8525K manual: "Crestron Certified Drivers are available for AV receivers, Blu-ray? disc players, cable boxes, displays, pool controllers,

Coming in on the conversation late – but going from a PAD8 to a Q-Sys core/Tesira/ etc is wildly overkill and has rack space/heat dissipation/power consumptions/boot time issues to consider. Last

I know that it's not a preamp, but what about the Director series from Audio Control? Yes, it has built in amplification, but are you going to find a better multi-channel amplifier for residential?

Each program slot functions with a large degree of independence from other program slots; beyond that it’s a largely philosophical choice. Most of my systems in the real world are running everything

Your string is going to look more like this (on an system with no auth): GET /api/switch/ctrl?switch=1&action=on HTTP /1.1\nHost: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\n\n xxx = IP address

Yeah, we have used Biamp, BSS, etc., but it feels like overkill to use a DSP as a matrix, especially in a residential application.? the PAD8 was just so simple.

I'm definitely using UserAttribute_1...

Why not just get a regular DSP like Biamp Tesira Forte, QSC Qsys, Crestron's Avia that way you can program/configure them to your liking? Might even work with an older Polycom Vortex/SoundStructure,

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