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I recently used this low voltage PIR sensor to send a trigger to my RMC3 to turn my living room lights on according to the time of day. Works well for me

Yes, nobody (except explicitly authorized) should be able to get on the blocking list of an internal Crestron processor… Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von Steve Kuehn

The issue occurs with Simpl programs too, not just Crestron Home. However, it's usually easier to come up with a work-around with Simpl. The problem is caused by the INET-IOEX-RYIO not reporting its

Lots more information required.? ?Did you physically just connect the networks?? Are the pc and processor still on different subnets? I've done WOL before across vlans but had to get the network

We stop exposing ports to the Internet a long time ago because oversea sources were constantly pounding them.? We now use OpenVPN if we need remote access.? If you absolutely must do port

We didn't have any issues with some MMS-3e zones not working with Crestron Home.? But we found the Crestron Home interface to be clumsy at best.? In particular, instead of just having one source

Have you guys getting a lot of chinese ip getting block while trying to access your systems? Took the time to geo locate the ips and all of them are from China.

The device in my document is a simple MyQ wall button and my assumption is that it communicates the MyQ protocol over its buss as it wires directly into the same terminals as the more advanced wall

Inconceivable!

I figured this out - integrator error - the DTV codes do work.

How big a sensing area, what type of connectivity, and how important are aesthetics? You could put a GLS-ODT-C-CN in a surface pancake box using Cresnet if that’s an option and aesthetics aren’t

No, it is a TCP-Client (or UDP to be precise) in my case. I?m trying to send a WOL magic packet on port 9 to a PC to wake it up. Cheers, Thorsten Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im

Has anyone had luck with this?? I've tried a bunch of DTV codes w/o success.

Ahh, for TCP servers, not for clients.? That makes more sense now, I couldn't imagine lower ports being blocked from a TCP client symbol.? Thanks for the clarification on that Jeremy. I didn't the

When you press the button on a LiftMaster wall controller it doesn’t cause the opener to flash its lights or make any noise. If the contract closure adapter is sending the same commands then there

...Or Crestron could fix their CH S***!!! ...or more likely and even better, just program with SMW...:)

Use a negative transition gate to send a stop command upon the signal going low. That has yielded some good results for me in the past. wrote:

What others are saying.? Because serial is a one time command (versus IR being able to continuously send a command), usually cameras that are RS232 or IP controlled, use a pan/tilt command to start

look into the basalte auro ( Auro - Basalte) ( https://www.basalte.be/en/product/auro#info ) not sure of hte size, but i know its very small. Also designed for residential, so not sure how your

I was thinking the same thing. Hopefully, I'll get it to work somehow.