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Do DMPS3-4K-100-C have HDMI priority over the VGA-Audio. For Eg:- If a Laptop is connected to HDMI input -1 of the Switcher and at the same time if I connect another Laptop of VGA on input number one

I'm not extrememly "Simpl savvy". Doing a small commercial project in Studio right now that includes one CHV-TSTAT [which works works and as expected] and three C2N-RTHS sensors for rooms that I'd

Oh ya, it was just the wrong one LOL.

Do you have a gateway IP defined in your processor?

You all are the best!! I thought I was loosing my mind. Come to find out, the problem was that when I re purposed this processor from another test unit, I had missed the default router when setting up

Thanks Dave. After 24 hours and several phone calls I was able to talk to tech support. :/

Awesome! I think you are right, it is a DNS problem. I get the 6 to 8 to 1 and then to 3 every time. I pulled op a text console and tried to ping the site and got an error 11002. Got any idea what

ON = \x02@BTN;PWR;ON\x03 OFF = \x02@BTN;PWR;OFF\x03 Dave

"The MDC protocol allows you to use "0" to talk to all displays." And get absolutely ZIP in the way of feedback... :/ Use something greater than 0 if you care about responses, otherwise I suppose

"open the connection then send the string once the tcp symbol reports an open connection." I don't know if the digital output of the TCP/IP Client symbol can be trusted for this. Use the analog

Hi Zane, Did You ever implement this?

I haddnt tried it so gave it a quick go then. My connection status went from 6 to 8 to 1 then 2 (all good). I sent the following down the tx line "GET /64.93.151.105/postal

Hey Filpee, thank you so much for your response. Unfortunately, I am still not able to get it to connect in the first place. I use a TCP\IP Client symbol and put the ipinfo.io as the host name. the

Start by using something like https://www.getpostman.com/ https://www.getpostman.com/ to learn about and capture the HTTP strings being sent to/from the server and client devices. Then open a tcp

Is there a simple way to issue a URL query and then capture the response? for instance, if you pull up a browser and type the following into the address bar, ipinfo.io/64.93.151.105/postal it will

is there an example of the authentication process? I have looked at the ADB docs and done a search I can't anything that has enough detail to write a solution in S# mark

Yes. It links through an online API. You have to enable either integrator or external API controls on the codec through the dealer portal. I no longer work with a commercial integrator to get you the

Has anyone interfaced to this codec? They have a module, but it's pretty sparse.

Hi Jeremy; Your point is quite valid, and the OP may want to consider it as it relates to what he is trying to accomplish. The OP described sending ascii text that depicted the hex characters. Don’t

INTEGER byte1; byte1 = 42; makestring(TX, "\\x%02X", byte1); // this sends 4 characters to TX, a literal backslash, literal x, a 2, and an A makestring(TX, "%c", byte1); // this sends 1