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You could probably save some time and effort if you did some googling on Telnet negotiations... - Chip

My understanding is that dnav is crippled. My fear is that it'll remain that way. Core3ui is next. Envoyé de mon iPad [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I haven't used the USB functionality on a DM before, and maybe this is more of a resi thing, but I assume you can have it setup with two (or more) computers in the rack that connect audio/video/USB to

I've done entire installations with cat5e UTP and normal RJ-45s. Longest run was 150ft I think with 0 problems. In fact, the install went smoother than DM-8G cable and ends due to far easier

Deployed, no, tested yes. It seemed to work Ok. I don't trust it enough to actually do it. I consider it useful for running a wire across the ground to verify that a problem isn't in a cable. If you

Replace a show controller with Crestron?? Hopefully they weren't providing critical timing functions. :)

My experience is identical and I agree completely. I suspect that there are two things at play, whether or not the port supplies power and the way that the firmware in the units are programmed. The

Am I the only one who thinks the USB implementation on DM is pretty useless as is? It seems like there is never a good way to use it in any of the designs that I see. What would be really nice is both

Has anyone deployed DM 8g+ systems with regular cat5e cable with standard RJ45 connectors with no issues?

The offline signal can so whatbyou want. Use a not gate when offline gors down.

Can you drop me an email off list and I'll reply when I get back from vacation? Thabjs Heath Volmer Digital Domain Systems 303-517-9714 Sent from my iTypo 4

It's almost like because the Analog hasn't changed in value on startup, that the value wasn't propagated into the DM. I wonder if you put a bit of a delay at startup to init the analog input for audio

It's extra frustrating because I have modules that are configured to work that way and work fine on a 2-series.

That's exactly the behavior I would expect if I was holding the "Enter" high, but pulsing Enter my expectation is that /all/ of the routes would be made -- like an analog buffer, and IIRC the way the

Haha, nope. Hex was never really something on I was big on until I got to Crestronland.

Why not use a projector that supports addressing and loop through RS232C... most of the bigger Panasonics (PT-DW[4 digits]) support this. -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron

Maybe. Last summer we took over a museum and replaced five show controllers with a Rack2. The original equipment was a com-port short, so two projectors were controlled with one port. The TX went to

I'm sure it would never be classed as "best practice" but we tested/implemented it on a job and its working fine - we only did one-way serial for control though, as you a) wouldn't know which device

I do not mean to pry, but you don't by any chance happen to have six fingers on your right hand?

Thank you, I've checked this topic already but it wasn't successful. I'll try again tomorrow. FX G