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PAC2 Relay programming
Hi All,
This is I'm sure its stupidly simple but I'm missing it, since I've never used the PAC2 internal relays before... In D3, I need to have an internal relay turn on 10s after processor boot up. *** I know how to manage the logic, but I cannot for the life of me see how to attach the trigger to the relay to engage...(would have taken 22sec in SMW!) I know that the relays are shown in the OtherDevices/Auxiliary devices tabs, but I cannot find where/how you would select the relay to control in the programming section... Any ideas?? TIA! |
Re: DaVinci Fireplace control
Thanks very much for responding. We do have the shifter in between already
with the same results. -- Sincerely, Craig S. Abitz President Installation Specialties, Inc. 9 Albertson Ave., Suite 4 Albertson, NY 11507 O: 516-484-7929 F: 516-484-7933 C: 516-509-4405 "CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE" This email contains confidential information which may also be legally privileged and which is intended only for the use of the recipient (s) named above. If you are not the intended recipient. you are hereby notified that the forwarding or copying of this email, or the taking of any action in reliance on its contents may be strictly prohibited. If you received this email in error, please notify us immediately by reply email and delete this message from your system. Hi Craig, it seems that the DaVinci uses TTL, Crestron RS232. You need to add a TTL to RS232 shifter inbetween for correct operation. Give google a chance for such a shifter, should be just a few bucks. Best regards Crestronfreak55 |
DaVinci Fireplace control
Hello,
Has anyone been able to integrate a SIMPL program with a DaVinci Fireplace? We have followed the limited instructions, have the recommended adapters and it works with the native DaVinci glass keypad. We get control using Putty from the USB on my laptop but the feedback is incorrect.? If we control the fireplace from the DaVinci glass keypad the feedback is correct. This tells us the problem is on the Crestron TX$ side or the DaVinci RX$ side. We are unfamiliar with the differences between TTL and RS232 and wonder if we are missing something there. Thanks in advance for any troubleshooting help. |
Re: Lessons Learned - Crestron EISC
#simplwindows
#useful
#EISC
The links to help.crestron.com are links that describe what I am doing with the F6 command. Just in case the text version that precedes it is unclear with the brackets and all.?
That is all, just references to the interface I am configuring based on what step I was on in my description.? Also, to confirm, I knew about the 127.0.0.2. I must have fat fingered it and not caught it. I'm new to this type of forum, I would edit the original if I could. Sucks really, my intention was to help those who didn't know what EISCs are or how to use them in special ways that are clear to one group but not to another. My mistake could lead them down the wrong path... and just create more confusion. Hopefully they see this response and those from others who point that out. -- Sr. AV Systems Developer Crestron Programmer Looking to create a smarter, connected tomorrow, today. |
Re: D3 Delete Gateway?
Boy they hid that good, thank you.
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On 10/26/2023 11:55 AM, Eric Luckart via groups.io wrote:
Click on other devices then the ultra small icon on the right in the middle called Auxiliary devices. You will find the tree of your processor, just find the device and delete it. |
Re: Slave CP3 of RMC3
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýSwap the processors in the program and make the CP3 the master.? You will see quickly if it is failing . . . ? From: <[email protected]> on behalf of Adam <adamfeare@...> ? Thanks, that is exactly what I have but no activity through IR or I/o on the Slave. |
Re: Slave CP3 of RMC3
I just checked on my CP3 and when I added a master address it did automatically assign F0 for the Device ID, as shown below. This is normal operation.
In your program, have you added the "CP3 Remote Ethernet Processing" to the IPID that you have entered in the CP3? Main processor: CP3>ipt IP Table for program 1 CIP_ID Type Status DevID Port IP Address/SiteName RoomId 32 Gway ONLINE 41794 127.000.000.001 Not Specified Slave processor: CP3>mipt CIP_ID Type Status DevID Port IP Address/SiteName M 32 SLAVE ONLINE F0 41794 010.001.010.030 |
Re: Lessons Learned - Crestron EISC
#simplwindows
#useful
#EISC
Thanks for the clarification, Duck.
I see what you meant now. I had thought you were showing what you would do on the processor verses in the program. Also, as others have pointed out, you use 127.0.0.2 for the loopback on hardware processors. One last item that confused me, why do you have help.crestron.com after each IPID? |
Re: Lessons Learned - Crestron EISC
#simplwindows
#useful
#EISC
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI agree, the comparison with crosspoints made it more confusing than clarifying IMHO. I also find EISC much easier to understand and use as you only need to get the direction of the signals right (or left ?) and the addressing (internal <> cross controller). ? Cheers, Thorsten ? Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von dblpnt ? I also have issues following your guide here or to understand what exactly you want to show. |
Re: Anyone noticing slowdowns/failures in loading to 4-series processors lately?
On Wed, Oct 18, 2023 at 08:41 AM, Lincoln King-Cliby wrote:
That might be the funniest thing I read all day! Thanks for that. When it comes down to it, you have to do whatever it takes to win, even delete .DLLs hahaha! |