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(I sure as soon as I send this, Yahoo will suddenly send me six emails with similar advice already delivered, but just in case...) Those dlls all correspond to some S+ modules in your program, and

One that I'm playing with is WinSCP. The nice thing about it is that you can click on a site and open a Putty session, meaning it's easy to give it a command to load the program once you have FTPd it.

Don't know about Filezilla, but the Directory Opus program I mentioned can save a tab group and restore it later. You can save tab groups ("listers") as different names, so you can have different

Filezilla (and presumably others) are nice because you can open connections in different tabs for all of your devices on the jobsite, then have multiple transfers happening at the same time. For

Aside from an encrypted connection are there any other benefits to SSH?

I use Directory opus for FTP. I think it also supports (for an extra fee) secure FTP, but don't quote me on that. Directory Opus is a total replacement for the usual windows explorer file stuff. It

Cool... yeah... in addition to the usual fun of TD and RD you also have the fun of + and - for each of those. But at least I know it should work :) Doing some more digging it looks like we might need

I've done several Sony EVI-H100 cameras via RS-422 on 3 series processors. It works well, but I do seem to remember needing to wire TX & RX +/- reverse polarity of what I had expected. Check your

Newbie question, so apologies if it is foolish... I have been working on some modifications to an existing SIMPL programs for a while without issue. My PC recently had a hard disk failure, so having

Have a product (Panasonic AV-HS410 Production Switcher) that I've controlled probably close to a dozen times on the 2-series - RS422, 38400, Odd Parity, 8 bits, 1 stop bit). Now trying to do a room

Works great. Only gotcha I can think of is that some of the devices only support one connection at a time, and will close the older connection when a new one comes in. Nothing too unusual. Best

Rock solid over IP , just make sure you send a command periodically to keep the socket open. If the Extron device doesn't see a command within 60 seconds it closes the socket and the Crestron

I believe this is a ?feature?, last time I called TB when I had a Capture with a bad NIC and they said USB is disabled on latest firmwares. From: "cfm@... [Crestron]" <Crestron@...>

Hi all, Does anyone have any good or bad experiences controlling an Extron SMX or anything else that uses SIS over IP? I know the commands and they work, but I'm concerned with 1) automatic TCP

My answer applies to all vtc systems, not just Lifesize and/or Blue Jeans: If they are dialing the call from a Crestron touch panel they usually want to type in the bridge access code from the touch

For anyone that incorporates Lifesize and the big Cestron together. When the customer requests a blue jeans bridge call, do you normally incorporate the DTMF keys to key into the bridge or have them

Username crestron, no password. SSH from other clients like Putty or SecureCRT is still kind of wonky (they don't really support all the terminal things a real SSH server would, so backspacing doesn't

Markus, take a look at dewpoint.zip in file setction. It is the module for a dew point calculation where inputs are temperature and humidity from C2N-RTHS. The calculation is made by lookup-table

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Crestron group. File : /Modules/dewpoint.zip Uploaded by : peterjablonicky

I'm rather glad they're not giving out the scheduler. It's too complex to put on a panel. It's better to jump to their app. Crestron@...> wrote: