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Same here - I'd like to buy:
1 - P-AMP4X100, 1 - PLX-3, 1 - PTAMFMXM, 1 - PTL-4 - If you decide to separate the sale. Please message me or post an email address where I can contact you. Thanks.

Nathan

--- In Crestron@..., Jon Spackman <fueler1@> wrote:

What's a valid email address? I want to buy the ptx3 and the cenrfgw ex from you

Jon

Sent from my pocket computer

What's a valid email address? I want to buy the ptx3 and the cenrfgw ex from you

Jon

Sent from my pocket computer

MyCrestron uses standard port 80 IIRC.



On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 5:58 PM, Oliver <oliver@...> wrote:

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MyCrestron.com and xpanel both use port 41794, correct?

I have a remote system which is correctly updating with xxx.myCrestron.com(any time the client reboots, the last update time is refreshed on the
MyCrestron.com webpage), so that should mean Port Forwarding is working on
his router.... and yet an Xpanel from outside pointing to the
xxx.myCrestron.com address does not work. Nor does inserting the actual
IP.

Any thoughts?

Thx

OP

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I'm going on five months since I sent my cert test. We've emailed a few times to see about progress, and about a month ago, I was told that the program couldn't be opened because the file name was too long. I fixed it and resubmitted it that day, and haven't heard anything since.

Any one else take over five months to get a grade? Is this normal?

--- In Crestron@..., "jcdigitalmethod" <j.j.cunningham@> wrote:

Thank you for the replies, and the congrats. Its funny you mention getting my rep involved, That is how I got them to finally check my test programs after waiting 3 1/2 months for results *sigh*.
Looks like I'll go down that path again :/

--- In Crestron@..., "eagrubbs" <eagrubbs@> wrote:

I have to say what Nathan stated is probably really correct. I am sure Erin and everyone is just slammed right now. Be patient and congratulations!!

--- In Crestron@..., Nathan Hesson <nhesson@> wrote:

Not in anyway trying to make excuses for anyone *but* they just hammered
out the Masters class schedule and it was Cedia right before that. I would
say just keep being persistant. It took more than a few emails after I
finished my test to get all wrapped up.

Good luck, and congrats on finishing everything
-Nathan

On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 8:54 PM, jcdigitalmethod <j.j.cunningham@

wrote:

So I passed my cert exam...cool. Took D3 and have tried to find out what
the next step is to get the actual certification "piece of paper". Email,
after email, after email, still no answer from Erin. Oh yeah, phone calls?
Straight to voicemail for a week. Anyone else have this much trouble
getting answers or is it just me? Seems they are extremely disorganized and
could care less when someone puts months into classes and test projects for
their glorified CTI.
Sorry for the rant, just thought the hard part of the certification
process was over.



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I'm going on five months since I sent my cert test. We've emailed a few
times to see about progress, and about a month ago, I was told that the
program couldn't be opened because the file name was too long. I fixed it
and resubmitted it that day, and haven't heard anything since.

Any one else take over five months to get a grade? Is this normal?

--- In Crestron@..., "jcdigitalmethod" <j.j.cunningham@...>
wrote:

Thank you for the replies, and the congrats. Its funny you mention

getting my rep involved, That is how I got them to finally check my test
programs after waiting 3 1/2 months for results *sigh*.

Looks like I'll go down that path again :/

--- In Crestron@..., "eagrubbs" <eagrubbs@> wrote:

I have to say what Nathan stated is probably really correct. I am sure

Erin and everyone is just slammed right now. Be patient and
congratulations!!

--- In Crestron@..., Nathan Hesson <nhesson@> wrote:

Not in anyway trying to make excuses for anyone *but* they just

hammered

out the Masters class schedule and it was Cedia right before that. I

would

say just keep being persistant. It took more than a few emails after

I

finished my test to get all wrapped up.

Good luck, and congrats on finishing everything
-Nathan

On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 8:54 PM, jcdigitalmethod <j.j.cunningham@

wrote:

So I passed my cert exam...cool. Took D3 and have tried to find

out what

the next step is to get the actual certification "piece of paper".

Email,

after email, after email, still no answer from Erin. Oh yeah,

phone calls?

Straight to voicemail for a week. Anyone else have this much

trouble

getting answers or is it just me? Seems they are extremely

disorganized and

could care less when someone puts months into classes and test

projects for

their glorified CTI.
Sorry for the rant, just thought the hard part of the certification
process was over.



------------------------------------

Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and

drivers.

A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in

the

Database area.

Yahoo!

Groups Links

I fixed it by moving to serial. They actually sent us a new unit and we were having the same issue. Further investigation determined that the unit was actually falling off the network, not just losing connection with the Crestron proc. Turns out the RJ45 jacks on the units we had were slightly too big for most cables and they were not seating correctly. Moving to a sheilded cable with a thicker padding helped, but in the end we were not comfortable with this fix so we moved to RS232. You'll have to source that crazy 40 pin <> DB9 adapter if it didn't come with one.

I'd ditch the official module. According to the IT guys, it was half baked by Crestron and they failed to finish. It's one-way anyway, so there is no real benefit. Just use and SIO instead (or a few if you want to break out your commands by area). Keep in mind that the commands for RS232 need to be formatted differently. You need [] brackets around them. No delimiter is needed.

The protocol is clearly defined and easy to work with. One hint for smooth dimming is to utilize the @P1 command to stop a ramp. For example:

Dim Up:

[t5u4@90]

(Ramp group 4 to 90% over 5 seconds)

Run your press through a NTG symbol and have the output land on the SIO with this command:

[t0u4@P1]

Essentially telling the unit to immediately(t0) set group 4 (u4) to the current level of Playback fader 1 (P1). In other words "set yourself to the level you are at right now".

Similarly, Dim Down would be: [t5u4@0]

Besides hardware issues, I found the Cueserver environment an easy one to work in and the installation has run successfully for 2 years now.

HTH,
Matt


--- In Crestron@..., "scurrington1" <scurrington1@> wrote:

I'm having the same issue. Did you ever find any fix for this? I talked with some people at Interactive, they say that crestron wrote a bad driver for them and refuse to work with interactive to fix it.

-Scott

--- In Crestron@..., "mcqsack" <mqsack@> wrote:

Can anybody shed some light on what might be causing the following errors? This is a Simpl+ direct socket module written by Crestron, so I don't think it's OK to post the Simpl+ code here....but it is a IPM - (Interactive Technologies CueServer)...

20. Error: CSplusClientServerDriver::ConnectClient: Client connection already in progress
TimeStamp: 22:39:22 3-17-11 UpTime: 0 days 02:14:14.54 Task: S021000
21. Notice: SIMPL+ TCP Client __CUESERVER in module S-6.1:S-1: Unable to connect to TCP server (10.32.2.32), status = -257
TimeStamp: 22:39:23 3-17-11 UpTime: 0 days 02:14:15.83 Task: S+_CONN
22. Notice: SIMPL+ TCP Client __CUESERVER in module S-6.1:S-1: Unable to connect to TCP server (10.32.2.32), status = -257
TimeStamp: 22:39:32 3-17-11 UpTime: 0 days 02:14:24.02 Task: S+_CONN
23. Notice: SIMPL+ TCP Client __CUESERVER in module S-6.1:S-1: Unable to connect to TCP server (10.32.2.32), status = -257
TimeStamp: 22:39:50 3-17-11 UpTime: 0 days 02:14:41.53 Task: S+_CONN

I'm wondering about the "already in progress error". I was able to regain control sometimes by rebooting the Pro2, but recently I actually had to hard reset the actual Cue Server box.

Thanks...
MC

If all the values are as expected, see if you get the same distorted
sound out of your RCA outputs (I'm assuming you're using RJ45 to
CNXRMCLV now), check Toolbox's Network Analyzer to see if anything weird
is happening on the Cresnet bus (maybe bust out a multimeter to make
sure you're getting enough power), and make sure the audio works if you
bypass the BIPAD completely - it could be a bad cat cable, or it's
picking up some new interference between head end and local.

-----Original Message-----
From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On
Behalf Of Chris Welsh
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2012 12:15 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: Re: [Crestron] Help with CNX-Bipad8


What are the bass and treble settings? It's possible they got reset to
0% on either or both the Bipad and room boxes. Flat is 50%. Did
something in your program change or was it recompiled with a different
Crestron database?

Chris Welsh

On 9/18/2012 10:48 PM, Brian wrote:

Hello experts,

I have a problem tonight with my CNX-Bipad8. After years of flawless
performance, tonight it started doing something wierd. The audio that
goes to different room control boxes comes out in a muffled type of
sound. You can still hear the person/thing speaking, but it is not
possible to actually listen to (if that makes sense). Basically bad
sound. The sound does seem to be amplified though.

I have checked all the wires going into the Bipad and they seem fine.
The power is supplied by a PRO2 that is plugged into the wall. the
power light stays light green and the net light is a solid yellow. All

the other pieces of equipment have an intermiittent yellow net light,
not solid. (not sure if that makes any difference). The red light for
the room comes on when the signal is sent from the room control box.

Thanks for any help
Brian

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The Cresnet light isn芒鈧�鈩�t the issue here.
Some devices have that light on steady and others blink on Cresnet activity.
Only time you should worry is if the Cresnet light stays off.

Problem sounds like a hardware failure in the BiPad.
Check outputs at the PAD8 to see if the sound is good there before it芒鈧�鈩�s sent to the room boxes.

Also, have you added any Cresnet devices to the system? Perhaps the Bipad is underpowered.

Tray


From: Brian
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:48 PM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Help with CNX-Bipad8


Hello experts,

I have a problem tonight with my CNX-Bipad8. After years of flawless performance, tonight it started doing something wierd. The audio that goes to different room control boxes comes out in a muffled type of sound. You can still hear the person/thing speaking, but it is not possible to actually listen to (if that makes sense). Basically bad sound. The sound does seem to be amplified though.

I have checked all the wires going into the Bipad and they seem fine. The power is supplied by a PRO2 that is plugged into the wall. the power light stays light green and the net light is a solid yellow. All the other pieces of equipment have an intermiittent yellow net light, not solid. (not sure if that makes any difference). The red light for the room comes on when the signal is sent from the room control box.

Thanks for any help
Brian

Thank you for the replies, and the congrats. Its funny you mention getting my rep involved, That is how I got them to finally check my test programs after waiting 3 1/2 months for results *sigh*.
Looks like I'll go down that path again :/

--- In Crestron@..., "eagrubbs" <eagrubbs@> wrote:

I have to say what Nathan stated is probably really correct. I am sure Erin and everyone is just slammed right now. Be patient and congratulations!!

--- In Crestron@..., Nathan Hesson <nhesson@> wrote:

Not in anyway trying to make excuses for anyone *but* they just hammered
out the Masters class schedule and it was Cedia right before that. I would
say just keep being persistant. It took more than a few emails after I
finished my test to get all wrapped up.

Good luck, and congrats on finishing everything
-Nathan

On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 8:54 PM, jcdigitalmethod <j.j.cunningham@

wrote:

So I passed my cert exam...cool. Took D3 and have tried to find out what
the next step is to get the actual certification "piece of paper". Email,
after email, after email, still no answer from Erin. Oh yeah, phone calls?
Straight to voicemail for a week. Anyone else have this much trouble
getting answers or is it just me? Seems they are extremely disorganized and
could care less when someone puts months into classes and test projects for
their glorified CTI.
Sorry for the rant, just thought the hard part of the certification
process was over.



------------------------------------




Check out the Files area for useful modules, documents, and drivers.

A contact list of Crestron dealers and programmers can be found in the
Database area.
Yahoo!
Groups Links

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Hi All,
I've got a bunch of stuff to sell, ranging from New in box to used, Crestron, Lutron, Panasonic, Jensen, etc...

Instead of posting the list here, I have a DropBox link to download the .XLS speadsheet:



Please take a look and contact me in you have any questions...

Thanks in Advance,
Chris K..................;)