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I've noticed the same thing with regards to the CAEN-BLOCK-CENCN-2-POE. I was told that there is a known issue with the later versions of Toolbox and these devices. IP ID conversion makes sense

Why haven't all of you moved to using CH5 now??? Oh wait...that's right!...it still doesn't work...:):):)

NP! Feel free to ping me if you want to chat about any of the items... chris at eicustom dot com

It does this every time when you have a DIN-CEN-CN-2 in your program. I mentioned it offhand to someone at Crestron and they said it's probably because there is some IP ID conversion that's happening

Supposed to... but it still does anyway.

I believe if you disable snapping, the quick assign won't move them.

Are you working with RSDs in your Simpl program? Sometimes that trips me up because in the stupidity of replacing a RSD on an existing IPID, Simpl doesnt keep the IP address when you replace it, it

" It is de rigeur if you’re remapping IP table entries (in my experience at least)…I’ve never thought t bothersome enough to worry about though" Me neither, it's a useful notification in that

It is de rigeur if you’re remapping IP table entries (in my experience at least)…I’ve never thought t bothersome enough to worry about though, nor can I remember it occurring when I’m not

Has anyone else had a processor get stuck where this message is presented every time you upload, even though nothing in the IP table has changed? I had it once before on a CP3, and in the end I did a

The A = Almond colored. Put an incandescent bulb in there and bet you it wouldn't happen. If they are MLV LED bulbs, try a larger load (more bulbs), perhaps too little draw but based on the scenes

My loads is normal LED light without dimmer and? the actual model of lighting control is CLS-C6A

Are your loads magnetic low voltage or electronic low voltage? The CLS-C6 is MLV only. (My guess is the dimming curve)

Hi all, hope all are safe and well. This is not related to programming but Crestron product only. in my office, Im using 2 circuit of lights namely A and B, connected to load 1 and load 2

Hey Crestron guys who lurk here, and the ones that chime in once in a while...YOU HAVE TO FIX THIS FOR THE MC3. ?This is total BS that you just killed It (the MC3) recently and are already telling

ckangis - Thanks for the info and definitely will consider SurgeX products after reviewing all the specs.

Actually I liked a lot of the features on the MC3 -- much more then the MC4. For one, I prefer DB9 RS232 connectors.? Installers can never get the phoenix RS232 blocks wired up correctly, But give

Richard Gray Power Company made equipment that would filter out noise from other customers that gets on your power line.? ?Audiophiles who drop $5k on speaker cables loved that.? Most of us don't

The form factor was the worst part of the MC3 – and something they corrected really well in the MC4, The MC3 is taller than a single RU, an odd width, no viable means of rack mounting besides

See my response here: /g/crestron/message/237900