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No, we have 200s that technically belong to customers as spares. I'm sure a handful of people have sandbox units or old ones from dated installs. Just curious if someone has tried it/has managed to

Thank you all for your help and suggestions, I already have CP3 with Crestron Home Triggers events, but finally I want to remove CP3 and use only CP4-R. The best for me could be simple driver to

Thanks, Dave...I always appreciate you getting us the answers that we need, even if it ticks (me) off...:) Consistent inconsistency in the last few years has added to our suffering out here in the

That's what I thought, just wanted to confirm, Thanks!!

Thanks for the replies guys!? Will definitely check these out if I run into the issue again.

TSR-310 doesn't support XPanel emulation; official stance is that you need the physical remote to test at this time. When running a TSR-310 .vtz as XPanel you won't have an option to Enable Faceplate

Yeah, I ran into basically the same issue last week as well.? Roiling the firmware back to 1.4230.0015 resolves this.? For reference, https://support.crestron.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1001572

What is your CP4 set for when you run SECUREGATEWAYMODE? If its Default it should accept secure and non-secure connections.

That reserved join opens the Sonos App on a TSW panel. I have used it way back when Sonos was first controlled (poorly) by Crestron and before they gave you the jump thru the Media Player Sonos icon.

Did you log in with a dealer/partner level account at support.crestron.com to gain access to the Online Help article? OLH 1000527 = Crestron Certified Drivers: SIMPL Windows (

Apologies Kamil but I misread your original post. Our CCI Bridge module only currently works with 4-series so would not be a good solution for the CP3 at this time.

Just ran into this myself...? TB recommends setting up a "connects" user profile in the CP4. Then in the gateway, text console the following command. SETCSAUTH -N:username -P:password Using the new

Ultamation have a similar solution to the CC bridge (though ours isn't free), though in this case, I'm guessing that the standard Crestron Home Triggers (in SIMPL, "Pyng (Listen for Pyng Events) v1.1

In Crestron-land things that end .pkg are a Crestron Certified Driver.? That could be either an IR file for Crestron Home, or a driver bundle like the one you're looking at. Apologies if this has

I understand the downloaded zip file contains a .PKG file, renaming this .PKG file to .ZIP and use an unzipping program, you can see the contents being just these few files:

There is an API for NVX https://sdkcon78221.crestron.com/sdk/DM_NVX_REST_API/Content/Topics/Home.htm

This is just a cautionary post (perhaps for my own sanity next time I run into the problem). Had a project today that has a CP4 and roughly 40 or so CLW-SWDIMEX-P's.? For me, its easier to manage my

Yup, got all that...Just was wondering what the reserved join is supposed to do...

As a quick fix, if you can keep the CP3 just for the ports and to run a SIMPL Windows program to continue to control open, close and stop then you can link that program to CP4-R and use our Crestron

I wrote an article for Residential Tech Today on writing an extension driver for Crestron Home. I’m traveling right now so providing a link is a bit challenging. If you search for my name on the