You can use a 4KZ-Scaler on your lesser capable preview display to scale down the 4k signal. Also, you can mirror your two DM outputs in programming.

Latest TB seems to have fixed this.

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AVProEdge has several options that could help with this.
Although I haven't personally used them for downscaling to 1080P.
This includes a 1 in, 2 out HDMI DA with 1080P scaling on output 2.
Some of their HDBase-T extenders have built-in downscaling.
Also, they have a simple scaler with one HDMI input and one HDMI output.

Good luck,
Brian

I have a job where my madrix and Crestron need to be DHCP with no reservations available.?
I know I can have the touchscreen talk to the processor via host name and not IP address.?
But can I have my TCP/IP Client and SIO command also send to a host name?
The current command is: GET /RemoteCommands/SetStorageWithoutFade=S1P4 HTTP/1.1\x0D\x0AHost: 10.1.60.15\x0D
Can I change the 10.1.60.15 to be the computers host name without issue??

Hi,

i need the two DM-Outputs of a DMPS-4K-350 mirrored on some kind of preview screens.
Problem is, the (existing) Main-Display should use a 4k resolution while the preview screens are limited to Full HD.
Any recommendations for a DA/Scaler?

Thanks

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Thank you, I had not seen that. I'll give that a shot now.

I was able to get WebSocketSharp to open the port as intended, but for whatever reason I don't seem to be able to get beyond the handshake, regardless of the method I've used.

You do not have to pull the battery. You press and hold the power and list (hamburger) buttons simultaneously to reboot the remote (wait for it to go black and let go). As soon as the bigger crestron logo app appears, press and hold the buttons again (the secondary logo with "Crestron" text will appear before it reboots. Again, let go when it goes black). Do this 11 times. It will enter a maintenance mode for several minutes after which you can elect to factory default the remote.
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Hi All,

I don't know if you noticed in SimplSharp APPI. There is now a Websocket Server.
Have a look to the help file inside SIMPLSharpPro.chm inside?Program Files (x86)\Crestron\Cresdb\Help

Regards,

Jeff,

Somehow I missed that. I'll try without SSL and if that works like it should (or I'm using it correctly), I'll see about getting the license.

I also ran across Neil Colvin's??(a mono port of sta's WebSocketSharp). I'm keen to give that a shot but haven't figured out how to build it yet. If anyone has info on building any of Neil's ports I'm all ears.

To add to the mystery.
If I reload the program I initially get trace. But only after startup. If try to do anything else like sync signals or reload program from debugger menu. Traces stop.

Really don't need this right now.

Been working on an s+ module past couple of days.
Trace messages working fine. About an hour ago they stopped. Enable_trace is still enabled in the s+ file.

Nothing untoward happened. I cannot get trace working again. Restarted processor, laptop, toolbox, kill server.
Tried everything I can think of but no joy.

Anyone have any suggestions??
Cheers
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Hey Cameron!

The free CCI WebSocketServer, does not support SSL. CCI does offer a premium version that supports SSL and multiple client connections. CCI does offer support for all its modules, so feel free to contact the company for support.

Hopefully this is helpful,

Jeff Mackie

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Question up front: Am I taking the right approach? If so, what am I missing?

I'm working a project for a customer who wants a SIMPL# application that, among other things, reads and writes flat files from/to the NVRAM and also provides a UI based on those files.
The target equipment is any physical Series 4 processor. I'm testing on a CP4N, and occasionally on a VC4 when needed.

I've tried a few approaches, and while i'm not married to the approach I'm trying now, it's the closest I've gotten. My guardrails are that the loaded program must be in SIMPL#, and the UI must be accessible from a browser on the local network. I had little luck with the CH5 libraries, but I'm not opposed to stripping out the javascript calls to send/recieve signals, if that really is the best approach. Even then, I would still need a websocket server running on the controller, and I don't see any gain in repurposing those calls.

The approach I've taken on the UI side is to host a application as the front end running out the the HTML directory of the controller. That's all running quite smoothly and with little fuss.
I'm attempting to communicate with a SIMPL# program running on a program slot via a WebSocket Client/Server connection. The purpose of that connection is to send file data back and forth while the program handles reading/writing files and changes.

I've relied heavily on for the majority of this
Some things I've found out:

• sta's doesn't appear to open the securewebsocket port when the server starts. (nmap shows the port is closed)
• CCI's ?does open that port. Regardless, I don't seem to be able to establish a connection. (nmap shows the port is open, packet captures show what I believe to be repeated failed attempts, connection attempts time out)
• I was able to supple an SSL certificate for the WebSocketSharp server and it seemed happy to start up. I haven't seen anything about supplying the SSL cert to CCI's library. I'm not seeing any errors that indicates this is an issue, but it is confusing that it wouldn't be.
• The pre-compiled CCI WebSocket Example project does work when loaded directly.
• I did see the Crestron.SimplSharp.CrestronSockets class, but I'm not sure if this is intended to provide the functionality I'm looking for?

At this point, I have to suspect I'm not configuring the CCI Websocket Server correctly. (Quick note: the help file states that it's only compatible with the Series 3 controller, but I did have it working)

To recap the question up top: Am I taking the wrong path here? If not any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

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Do tell what mixer and was it setting off storms

We finally found the issue. It was a soundboard causing all this traffic. Thanks all for your help.

+1 on what Robert said. There's a STARTPROGAFTERROUTER setting in the web config as well now. This would only be an issue for you after a reboot, not program restart/reset.?