Re: CP3 Firmware: where can I get version 1.503?
You can find older firmware on ftp.crestron.com use the same crede3ntials you use on the main Crestron website.
On Saturday, April 24, 2021, 02:23:04 PM CDT, waffles <ad6@...> wrote:
I am looking for the older firmware version 1.503 for a CP3. In the TB support section I can only seem to find the most recent ones. Where can I get the older versions?
(Background is that IP control for Apple TVs is seemingly broken for anything newer than V 1.503.)
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Re: CP3 Firmware: where can I get version 1.503?
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On Sat, 24 Apr 2021, 20:22 waffles, < ad6@...> wrote: I am looking for the older firmware version 1.503 for a CP3. In the TB support section I can only seem to find the most recent ones. Where can I get the older versions?
(Background is that IP control for Apple TVs is seemingly broken for anything newer than V 1.503.)
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CP3 Firmware: where can I get version 1.503?
I am looking for the older firmware version 1.503 for a CP3. In the TB support section I can only seem to find the most recent ones. Where can I get the older versions?
(Background is that IP control for Apple TVs is seemingly broken for anything newer than V 1.503.)
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Re: Crestron Lutron XML Import
I did this about 10 years ago with Homework Illumination.? At the
time I had a windows program that would parse the XML and generate
an INI file that I could parse with my INI parser.? I ended up
parsing out the keypad button names and address and used it
directly in a program.? It was pretty cool at the time, but that
code is long gone!
I'd imagine that it is much easier now to do this with direct XML
parsing in SIMPL#.
Nick
On 4/15/21 3:41 PM, Gregory Oldacre
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Any interested in building module to import Lutron XML file to
Crestron contact me
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Re: C# HttpsClientRequest refuses to send content
So I did ultimately figure out why my code all of the sudden stopped working when I switched over to HTTPS from regular HTTP. Apparently the two libraries behave differently when sending the body out.? I was using a HTTP GET request in this particular case.? While the HTTP spec doesn't seem to specifically disallow using a body in a GET request, the HTTPS client does not allow for it at all.? Interesting thing though is that the regular HTTP client does allow for it and it works fine.
This would have been a lot easier to find if both of the libraries (HTTP and HTTPS) behaved the same.
Nick
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On 4/14/21 7:44 PM, Nick Pepper wrote: Joe
I appreciate the code, I'll modify mine a bit and see how it works.? Next step is as you said, to roll back to previous databases and see how things go.? I'm assuming that the MC3 worked at some point in history, but maybe I could be wrong as it has always been a bastard.
Nick
On 4/11/21 9:37 PM, Joe wrote:
MC3 has always been a bit of a pain.? You might want to try the code on another control system to rule out the MC3 or the older SW database.? ?I had to do something similar on an RMC3 a month back and didn't have any problems.? I just looked at the code and I have .ContentString inplace of your .ContentBytes and do not use .ContentSource at all.? Not sure it helps, but below is a sample of the code I moved over from http to https for a RainMachine irrigation controller.
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Re: Bricked DM RMC 4kz 100 C
If REPORTDM on the chassis shows the RMC at 29.1 in BOOTLOADER state, follow the steps in the article above to recover.
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Re: Help needed: AC IR control not working
Thorsten Typically the IR codes from AC remotes?use a reasonably complex code combination system of multiple values or actions. Essentially the codes you learn may not be as simple as the button?you press "turn on" or "temp up" but?rather a context specific command?as calculated by the remote that would include all values for: mode, fan speed, louvre swing, set temp and sometimes even timer info put together into the one command. This is usually the case to keep the AC system synchronized with?any user feedback like an LCD screen on the remote itself.
I have heard of stubborn programmers learning every possible combination?IR code and programming the system to calculate which IR code to use for each context (as would be built inside the original?remote). Alternatively you could check out products like who have done all of the work of mapping the context IR codes for most systems out there and I seem to recall seeing an integration module somewhere.
Cordiali Saluti Tony Howard ? T?|?B?|?T ?
Hi,
I'm curious about the answer. I had a similar case, and I found a KNX device that seems to do the job. It has a database of included air conditioners. ? Hope?this helps. ³§¨¦²ú²¹²õ³Ù¾±±ð²Ô
Hi, i?m currently at a job-site trying to integrate a Swegon 51 air-condition. It?s only IR controlled, so not ideal anyway, but customer wants to keep it. I learned the codes from the original remote control with a CNXLIR. Codes sent out via approx. 10m CAT cable (two pairs used for the IR). Testing with the CNXLIR, the codes are coming out correctly. However, the AC doesn?t react. We?ve even ripped out the circuit with the IR receiver and put the IR emitter (original Crestron) directly onto it. But no luck ¨C the AC just doesn?t react. ? So CNXLIR learned correctly. Verifing against the origirnal remote is OK. Verifying against the learned codes using the CAT connection works. But device doesn?t react. ? Any ideas what to try? ? Cheers, Thorsten
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Re: Help needed: AC IR control not working
Hi,
I'm curious about the answer. I had a similar case, and I found a KNX device that seems to do the job. It has a database of included air conditioners. ? Hope?this helps. ³§¨¦²ú²¹²õ³Ù¾±±ð²Ô
Hi, i?m currently at a job-site trying to integrate a Swegon 51 air-condition. It?s only IR controlled, so not ideal anyway, but customer wants to keep it. I learned the codes from the original remote control with a CNXLIR. Codes sent out via approx. 10m CAT cable (two pairs used for the IR). Testing with the CNXLIR, the codes are coming out correctly. However, the AC doesn?t react. We?ve even ripped out the circuit with the IR receiver and put the IR emitter (original Crestron) directly onto it. But no luck ¨C the AC just doesn?t react. ? So CNXLIR learned correctly. Verifing against the origirnal remote is OK. Verifying against the learned codes using the CAT connection works. But device doesn?t react. ? Any ideas what to try? ? Cheers, Thorsten
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Help needed: AC IR control not working
Hi, i?m currently at a job-site trying to integrate a Swegon 51 air-condition. It?s only IR controlled, so not ideal anyway, but customer wants to keep it. I learned the codes from the original remote control with a CNXLIR. Codes sent out via approx. 10m CAT cable (two pairs used for the IR). Testing with the CNXLIR, the codes are coming out correctly. However, the AC doesn?t react. We?ve even ripped out the circuit with the IR receiver and put the IR emitter (original Crestron) directly onto it. But no luck ¨C the AC just doesn?t react. ? So CNXLIR learned correctly. Verifing against the origirnal remote is OK. Verifying against the learned codes using the CAT connection works. But device doesn?t react. ? Any ideas what to try? ? Cheers, Thorsten
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Re: Flex Teams Integration - Any Word From Crestron?
On Fri, Apr 23, 2021 at 08:05 PM, Bambam_101 wrote:
Said it before and I'll say it again, UC is the worst thing that has happened to the av industry.? We are no longer integrators.? ?We are just a helping pair of hands for our clients IT departments.
I know a few people now who have left the industry to persue new careers since the release of the MTR systems. Both programmers and commissioning engineers.??
MS is trying to shift $$$ from integrators to their power hungry data centers (aka the cloud). Sooner than later they will introduce cloud TV control into MTR (why do you think they don't offer CEC), probably a partnership with Samsung first (just a guess) and so on. This train has no brakes.
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Re: Flex Teams Integration - Any Word From Crestron?
Interesting.? Weird that Crestron didn¡¯t tell me that when I email them. ? I mean, this is my career and has been for 20+ years now, so you understand how freakin¡¯ frustrating it can be that they are not only doing these one-touch rooms which excludes the programmers, but when a client wants to mix it up a bit, they seemed to have forgotten to ensure that integration is a first level thing that they should be laser focused on as part of the long term plan. ? Still, it will be nice if they are able to get a lot more information into control systems so we can truly make ¡®ONE BUTTON TO START¡¯ meetings a reality. ? Fingers cross, but thanks so much for letting me know that you¡¯ve been getting some useful information out of the Teams UC Engine.? I also will pass on to some clients that actual meeting monitoring may be coming down the pipeline so that they can (perhaps) get exactly the results they are hoping to achieve. ? Sincerely, Paul D. Vail pvail@... mobile: 703-898-8798 ?
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From: Steve Adams <adamsx2@...> Sent: Friday, April 23, 2021 8:03 PM To: [email protected]; simpl_2_use <pvail@...> Subject: Re: [crestron] Flex Teams Integration - Any Word From Crestron? ? On a UC-Engine running the latest Teams version that I set up in the last couple of weeks, I have been getting feedback using the Extender as far as mic mute state as well as being able to mute and unmute the Teams interface. Steve ? ? On Fri, Apr 23, 2021 at 1:47 PM, simpl_2_use Much like the fiasco which is Crestron Connected, I find that passing the buck while touting how wonderful they are is a new Crestron hallmark. Crestron has a partnership with Microsoft, and they are an exclusive provider of these really high-end systems.? But, they did so without any thought to the realities of what people want in rooms, which is often a lot more than just Teams, and that they are an integration company with hundreds of other things they sell.
For whatever reason, they really abandoned programmers on so many levels it's crazy. Still, they did respond to me to let me know that there is a new API from Microsoft which Crestron will be working with and there will be an updated Flex system driver in control systems which will allow for proper call status.? They didn't have much else to say.? No idea if we will get microphone mute status.? They kind of punted on that and said 'use a Microsoft certified DSP'...? because that's the same as proper integration into a control system.? I guess after seeing the Cisco codec provide a touchpanel which integrates into Crestron and has a module which passes on about every single thing you could possibly want to know about the call you are in, it's a bit shocking to find out that the product delivered from Crestron itself was left completely handicapped and they didn't demand this be resolved far more quickly.
Mostly the clients I am dealing with who find this all completely shocking and extremely disappointing consider the price tag associated with it and the baseline functionality that they all feel is missing.
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Re: Flex Teams Integration - Any Word From Crestron?
Said it before and I'll say it again, UC is the worst thing that has happened to the av industry.? We are no longer integrators.? ?We are just a helping pair of hands for our clients IT departments.
I know a few people now who have left the industry to persue new careers since the release of the MTR systems. Both programmers and commissioning engineers.??
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Re: Flex Teams Integration - Any Word From Crestron?
On a UC-Engine running the latest Teams version that I set up in the last couple of weeks, I have been getting feedback using the Extender as far as mic mute state as well as being able to mute and unmute the Teams interface.
On Fri, Apr 23, 2021 at 1:47 PM, simpl_2_use <pvail@...> wrote: Much like the fiasco which is Crestron Connected, I find that passing the buck while touting how wonderful they are is a new Crestron hallmark.
Crestron has a partnership with Microsoft, and they are an exclusive provider of these really high-end systems.? But, they did so without any thought to the realities of what people want in rooms, which is often a lot more than just Teams, and that they are an integration company with hundreds of other things they sell.
For whatever reason, they really abandoned programmers on so many levels it's crazy.
Still, they did respond to me to let me know that there is a new API from Microsoft which Crestron will be working with and there will be an updated Flex system driver in control systems which will allow for proper call status.? They didn't have much else to say.? No idea if we will get microphone mute status.? They kind of punted on that and said 'use a Microsoft certified DSP'...? because that's the same as proper integration into a control system.? I guess after seeing the Cisco codec provide a touchpanel which integrates into Crestron and has a module which passes on about every single thing you could possibly want to know about the call you are in, it's a bit shocking to find out that the product delivered from Crestron itself was left completely handicapped and they didn't demand this be resolved far more quickly.
Mostly the clients I am dealing with who find this all completely shocking and extremely disappointing consider the price tag associated with it and the baseline functionality that they all feel is missing.
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Re: Zoom, integrated in the home
Wonder if the Owl can be integrated.? ?Love the ones we use at work.
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Re: Bricked DM RMC 4kz 100 C
thank you for trying. ?It looks like RMA time. ?
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Re: Bricked DM RMC 4kz 100 C
The method I described will get you connected even if the RMC lost all its firmware.? If that doesn't work, it sounds like you have a broken DM-RMC and it is time for an RMA.?
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Re: Bricked DM RMC 4kz 100 C
That¡¯s pretty indicative behavior for a RMC that¡¯s lost the will to live for any number of reasons. Generally once it has gotten to that point if it¡¯s still under warranty RMA is the best option, otherwise replacement with new or previously
purchased product
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Sr. Systems Architect | Crestron Certified Master Programmer (Diamond)
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of
Bob Baxter via groups.io
Sent: Friday, April 23, 2021 5:26 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [crestron] Bricked DM RMC 4kz 100 C
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I tried doing this with reset and it didn't work. ?I then tried it with setup. ?In both situations, when I plug it in the lan green and orange lights go on. ?They do not blink and it will not link to my switch. ?I set up the network at
192.168.1.1 ?
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Re: Bricked DM RMC 4kz 100 C
I tried doing this with reset and it didn't work. ?I then tried it with setup. ?In both situations, when I plug it in the lan green and orange lights go on. ?They do not blink and it will not link to my switch. ?I set up the network at 192.168.1.1 ?
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Re: Bricked DM RMC 4kz 100 C
I've had some RMCs lock up in the past and had to do a restore on the card slot.
In your case ... "rcon slot 29 restor y".
Good luck,
Brian
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Re: Bricked DM RMC 4kz 100 C
It is in slot 29 on a Dm 16x 16. ?I can RCON to slot 29.1 but it doesn't show up. ?The DMC 4kz do HD shows up. ?I used reportdmnet to get the location. ?
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Steve Adams
Dave H - Crestron True Blue Tech Support Engineer Since 2014