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Hello friends, I am in search of an IR Driver for a Sony VPL-BW7 Projector with a discreet power on and power off. I can not for the life of me find a driver that works for this projector I have

Has anyone done this with the iPad? I'm fighting with these PITD certificates.

The crazy part about the Sonos integration is that it was always half baked. The multi-player/zone control is/was there, but in terms of music slection - all you could ever do it select a preset

Hello, I am looking for an IP module or the Crestron driver for HUAWEI IdeaHub S2 Interactive TV to integrate them into the Crestron Xio. Thanks

Thanks for the input.

Sonos integration is very hit and miss. Works for a little while and then will just drop off. Stick to iOs for control, gets way more updates.

I have a friend that purchased a house with an older Crestron System that wants to do a refresh. Currently has the following 1. Cp2e 2. CNX-BiPad8 3. TPS-4L (x3) 4. CNX-PVID8x3 5. Integra surround

thanks Sent: jueves, 27 de febrero de 2025 08:55 a. m. To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [crestron] outdoor/weatherproof keypad compatible with lutron/crestron/knx or whatever The only thing

You’ve got my full agreement on this one The way I handle Arduino solutions in professional installs is to put the code and documentation in a Google drive folder and then print the link to the

What's professional? It's easy. A project changes hands - either the client decides they want to work with a new integrator or the property is sold and the original integrator is a distant memory. A

The only thing I have seen that seems to last any length of time is a Crestron cameo keypad mounted in an outdoor j-box with a waterproof cover on it like this, its not the most convenient to use, but

And then -- Here is a minor revision that eliminates the potential issue Oliver pointed out https://pastebin.com/JU6gPUj3 and adds another small tweak to forcefully ignore RFID card read messages but

Hi Oliver! I bet I'll meet you in the middle. I actually did notice that we're not clearing wiegandBits in the timeout case after I posted, and had a small tweak in mind (just set it to zero in the

Apologies for taking this off-topic, but this is an example of why it troubles me in the way that ChatGPT (and the like) may be used in a professional context - and (from our perspective) Crestron

And to save any brave souls the step of bothering ChatGPT for the code, I did this step myself, and I tested that this will compile and flash, but don't have a Wiegand keypad handy to immediately test

Fly by the seat of your pants for a moment with me and ride with me on this. Go on Amazon and purchase a "UNO Screw Terminal Block Breakout Module with Aluminum Enclosure, for UNO R3" ($38). Also

Some of the Wiegand keypads I have used in the past support other protocols as well. One of them being rs232

friends, is there any option for wall mount keypads in an outdoor application? anything that can withstand sea breeze, direct sunlight, etc.. any suggestion or recomendation? regards nico

The Matter smart home standard has been steadily gaining in popularity behind the support of Amazon, Apple, Google, and Samsung.? With this support, more and more companies are releasing new products

That is one possibility.? However, the first question that comes to mind is why are you running the signals through "BUF/MOS" in the first place instead of just triggering the Bond module directly