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Hello fellas!, Title pretty much says it all, is there an outdoor cover for Horizon keypads? Thanks.

I did reach out to Crestron for the license and got the response below. When I try to apply it I get the error below:

Yea it wasnt firmware specific it was based on manufacture date. At least with the normal procesors. I had 4 systems where the processor system key changed itself on its own which breaks the installed

I'll look into the Message command, thanks! MQSACK, the use-case is to remotely ID the specific TSR. I have a site where were added/changed a unit and I'm looking to make sure we're dealing with the

That's a good thought JohnMax! Though, the 'license' no longer costs $$ with the newer FW, it did require getting the free license... I can't remember if it was eliminated with later FW versions, but

I got it to work on Parallels but only on 3-series processors. I have not been able to get it to work on 4-series (4 series uses USB-RNDIS).

Do the DMPS3 require a 3rd Party Lighting License? Maybe that is your issue?

Thanks for the info, seems like dmp is a must in my case

Hi, Has anyone tried on parallels and it did work? Please, update.

Hello, I've been having issues getting my RA 3 proc to connect to my simpl windows program. I'm using the publicly available v1.1 modules on a DMPS3-4k-150c. My company does almost exclusively QSX and

Not flash but does the 310 still support the message command? If so "message (whatever you want here)" will display the provided message on a black screen Get Outlook for

Curious what the application is....

Hi All, I know that I can cause the TSR-310 screen to flash (as an ID'ing tool) with the AppleTV Control reserved Join extender, But does anyone know if there's a way to flash the screen without this

thanks Da vid.? I am actually using the BPC-8 IC to control the BPC-8, and using OnCue to program the keypad.

FTR, I have never used "" around string values in SIOs, except to actually send a "" as a null value. Never had an issue. It makes sense that the "" would not be a problem, but I don't think it's

Using an SIO in SIMPL with Ka 00 00 for Off, Ka 00 01 for On and \x0D in the delimeter works for me (no quotes).

I started using Mat's modules years ago and have never had any issues. Really like that they use the component (code name). Although this is obviously not as convenient as named controls. I just use

they're actually not a part of the syntax, it's more of a Crestron thing - we were told way back when in P101 it's the 'preferred' way, kind of best-practice, that all strings and especially the ones

Igor, so are you saying that the syntax should include the ""?? I was only entering the command inside the quotes.

The exact syntax is "ka 01 01\x0d" for Power On or "ka 01 00\x0d" for Power Off, so there should be no space before the CR character (\x0d). Also, only the CR is in hex notation, the rest of the