I'm trying to control some Ecobee stats using Jay's Hubitat module, I have feedback from the stats and control of the mode and fan. As of yet I can not change the setpoint. Does anyone know what the analog input is expecting?

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And I thought I'd never have to work with B&O again.

So a client just had this land at their house and the guy that came out and set it up said "sure it integrates with Crestron, no problem".? He then left and isn't returning calls.

I'm contacting B&O, but before I go through all of that does anyone have experience integrating with a Beovision Harmony display?? It's an LG OLED with B&O speakers on the front that fold out when it's turned on.? Think murderous android peacock.

I did find some integration code on the B&O support site, but it's fairly generic and the sample code didn't work for me.

TIA,
Jim??

Are you getting audio from the AVR, just no video to the display? or are you not even getting audio?

+1 for Mike's idea of a local display and also checking the preview...

I have a NVX-363 feeding a Arcam AVR to Sony Display via AVPRO EDGE Balun.? All my local source display fine.? But distro source don't display at all.? I can see the 363 is getting the stream, just not through the AVR.? I currently have the 363 scaling to 1080P with hopes that might fix it.? Any thoughts or experiences?

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About the only easy way you can increase the number of repeats beyond what Crestron allows is to hold the IR input high in your program using something like the pulse stretching symbol.? However, depending on the processor, it may get terminated early if the processor receives another IR command.? With something like the MC3, sending a IR command out of any port will terminal the IR previously being sent on another port.?

The CP3 is better.? There all 8 IR ports are independent.? As long as you have your Samsung TV as the only device on an IR port, you don't have to worry about the command getting terminated early unless you send another command to the Samsung TV.

But there is a way to make the IR code last as long as what you want and it will work on any Crestron processor without having to worry about early termination.? That is to modify the IR driver and put all the repeat codes you want in the header section.? You can use something like Geoff's IR program to modify the IR driver.? Or you could just modify the code hex for the Samsung IR driver manually and import it into back into the driver.

Hey Brian,

i did see the documentation for that and it looks rather interesting. I’m working under another programmer however who seemed reluctant to use that when I brought it up.?

This is not a direct answer to your question, but I thought this might be helpful for you and a number of folks who might not be aware that it exists. Since 2016ish, all NEC projector and pro display models (to my knowledge) have utilized NEC's Common ASCII Control Command Protocol in parallel to their standard hex protocol. It is very simple and quite human readable, so it may be worth a look to see if it helps you get the job done sooner.

Running into an interesting issue while trying some SIMPL+ practice building a module for NEC P525UL module. I know most of this is probably better done within SIMPL windows but figured I'd have a go. I've got commands sending and being parsed just fine, the issue comes into play when we are polling the projector every x seconds and what happens when a button press is also triggered at the same time. This is causing my response from the projector to contain both responses in one...Wouldn't be that big of a problem if this specific NEC protocol had a constant delimiter, however most commands end in a check sum and especially for a status request with 22 bytes the ending checksum could be a variety of characters. I've been using a find() to get an integer where the first 6 bytes of the response match (these 6 bytes will remain constant). and then doing something like:

I have two of these that I'm happy to part with.

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Greetings all,

For general purpose with an RTI control system I've been able to control frame TV via ir with numerous repeats. I can't remember the exact number on the top of my head but it was 18-20 repeats. What is the best way to say create, or modify standard most model Samsung IR codes and apply a set number of repeats so that when the programming shoots out the power commands/art mode commands it will repeat accordingly to what I need?

EDIT:
I read the Device Learner section and can see where I can adjust. However, there is a maximum limit of 15 repeats. Is there a way to get it to go higher than that to hit the 18-20 repeats the frames use?

We have some equipment that was ordered for a job that is no longer in the scope of work but outside the return window with Crestron.? If anyone is interested in anything let me know.

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I have a CP4-R that is functionally new.? I used it on my desk for a couple of days to learn Home.? It was then reboxed and has been on the shelf since.? Perfect condition.

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I've just swapped a program from 5.0 to 5.2; doing this cleaned up most of the errors i was getting, but still seeing this at startup: