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Any suggestions on a new install the friendliest automation-ready garage door opener? Looking for the kind that operates on simple contact closure switch. Separate magnetic sensors will be used for

Dumb Question, but does nayone know if the Cisco Tandberg SX20 is controllable with the Crestrons?

I just received my first ATC-AUDIONET card and immediately upgraded to support the new Pandora features. I've left it playing in the office almost all day, and I have noticed that it just stops

Sharp used to be pretty good, but I ran into a unit the other day that I could not find discrete for either. It was the LC-32SV29U. On most standard sharp codes I found, input 2 would send a freeze

If you are using crosspoints to connect a panel to a zone you must be initializing an analog value for the zone you want the panel to connect to when you press that "Kitchen" button. Look at using the

Hi, I am looking for discrete ir (crestron-codes) for Sharp. ? ? Shan

I think you may be right there and I was backwards originally. Just looked at netstat with Xpanel running on my desk here at the office (connected to my processors at home) and it looks like that is

I don't know the reasons behind it, but whenever I've tried to port forward using TCP only, it never worked until I selected "both".

Lincoln, wouldn't the loopback address be used when a CIP device is connecting back to the processor, and an IP/Hostname is used when the processor is reaching out to the remote device? I don't

I'm a little foggy on it since it was covered rather quickly at a Masters but I thought it was mentioned that anything that uses 127.0.0.1 in its IP table entry (touchpanels and the like) is UDP while

I don't know what you have access to but there is a set of modules on Crestron's US site called Siedle DCOEM that really helped me out. I believe they are originally from Belgium( which is where I got

Let's say "I've been there and done that" and had the confused look on your face too. Except, this was after Crestron design engineers designed a system incorrectly, twice actually. The first time

Yet TB says "The ports can support both TCP and UDP and are generally set up for both." Still confused...

Thanks, guys – here I am trying to write a bid specification for Crestron work and you're making my week with the Princess Bride quotes …

+1 as I find many cameras from the security sector with HD streaming but only Composite SD-analog output. So far nothing to be found the other way around (SD streaming but HD Video) Not too sure, that

Thanks Nick, I guess I was wondering if I needed to add a load of interlocks and latches when crosspoints make the rest simple...if so that's fine, I didn't want to smother the tidiness. Keith

All are TCP. CIP (the XPanel and Crestron Ethernet protocol) is 41794 TCP. Toolbox uses 41795 TCP. There are also additional TCP ports enabled when SSL encryption is used. UDP is typically used for

I'm always confused and probably doing more work than I need to when forwarding ports. I see that Crestron has four registered ports - 41794 & 5, both TCP and UDP. Which do I really need. Also HTTP -

I switched glasses when your back was turned! Ha ha! You fool! You fell victim to one of the classic blunders - The most famous of which is "never get involved in a land war in Asia" - but only

That doesn't rhyme. I'm confused.