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Does anyone have a IR file to be able to control a Pioneer BDP-05 from the rear control port? I'm told that even though it's a "Pioneer Control" jack, that if you strip the carrier from IR files it

Assuming you mean strings coming into the SIO, have you tried removing spaces in the string and/or replace them with other characters i.e. "Cable\r" & "Zone2-Cable\r"... this effectively makes

Hope that saves people a little time... :) Luckily they don't need the power-on via serial command to be enabled like the sharps do... B.

With encryption on, I believe a few/several seconds is fairly normal for renegotiation. Perhaps they can have the Mac turn off the display and spin the drive down, but stay awake enough that it

Damn... Nice (mis?)use of Yahoo! Groups, Lincoln. We're your own private database now? :) - Chip

Slow Wi-fi reconnects are usually due to the router. Linksys are fairly slow. The Airport Extreme is pretty quick and I'm sure others will point out those that are faster, but they all come in

I'm not sure an RFQ is a good means of handling information gathering...not that I haven't seen it done that way in the past. Questions like these, good as they may be, are going to generate a wide

I cannot speak to the 232 functionality, but it does have very good IR codes... -JOHN

Funny, I was about to ask the same thing. I think I will email Crestron as well since they clearly show in their software section currently "SW-MOB-AI" as a product, yet it sure as heck is not at

Don't you just love it when customers buy the equipment and then they expect you to automate it. This a consumer grade model and I was wondering has anybody had any success in controlling these or

Does anyone have any new information about the iPod Touch/iPhone App? Like when it really coming out?? Or how it will integrate into my code?? Thanks, Tim

Sorry about the OT but this is the best place I know to ask this... client has an iMac that is connected wirelessly. Connection is WEP encrypted through a consumer grade wireless router

Cool, Glad I could offer some advice. ATB Iain _____ From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf Of Lars ?slund (Smart Home) Sent: 26 January 2009

Thanks Ian. Talked to my customer, and he had tested a short 2meter cable and it worked, so 10m+ cable may caused the issue. /Lars ________________________________ Sent: den 26 januari 2009

Yup, the digital trigger for sending that string on the blue line, type the string in the parameter field, and then black line is the tx$ to your device. You can add more inputs by holding alt and

Hi all, I am looking for a few recommendations from the company side of things regarding the questions below? As a CAIP or a programming company, have you had a client ask for the following items

a the

Sorry, these are returned strings from the device, I was simulating the strings in debugger. All my modules use analogs for source selects (I don't do digitals anymore :) ) g

I've used the lockout successfully, the only thing to know is that when it loses communications with the processor the front panel buttons come back to life. (Probably a GOOD thing)

wrote: Cable\x0D What's the concept of using the SIO? Are you using serial strings into the SIO to switch sources from the outputs? Maybe look at using analog init's instead?