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Re: DMPS3-300c RGB to HDMI output
Maybe I should have posted VGA as I am not using the component input. I have a CCTV DVR with VGA on input three HDMI/RGB. If I plug in a HDMI source it passes the signal. No such luck with the VGA. Can¡¯t find anything in the docs on handling signals or scaling. I bought a couple dm scalers for the dm outputs and will give them a try when they arrive. Thanks Lincoln, stay safe buddy. Been retired from Crestron for a while, but the house is always getting upgrades.?
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Re: DBXPro 1260m IP or Serial Control
Read F1 closely. Test the sample program too. On Thu, Jan 21, 2021, 1:31 PM AV Ninja <blazeny@...> wrote: They didn't work think it is different for everysystem, have to get froj dbx software |
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Re: Anybody integrated blinds using the SMI (Standard Motor Interface) Protocol
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýYep, thanks. I?ve got the protocol description. I was just hoping to get around the bit-fiddling¡ Cheers, Thorsten ? Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von crestronfreak55 via groups.io ? Hi, |
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Re: DMPS3-300c RGB to HDMI output
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýAt least if you¡¯re using the non -4K- versions, AFAIK, no color space translations happen ¨C the color space that goes in (YUV or RGB) is the same one that comes out ¨C all the DMPS is doing is switching and for the analog inputs digitization. The -4K- versions do have a scaler on the HDMI outputs and can do more but I seem to remember color space always being a little odd. ? Lincoln ? -- Lincoln King-Cliby, CTS, DMC-E-4K/T/D ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Kim McGinnis via groups.io
Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2021 2:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [crestron] DMPS3-300c RGB to HDMI output ? Can anyone tell me if the 300c passes rgb to hdmi ports directly or do I need a scaler on the dm output. I played with the edid a little with no luck to get the rgb on hdmi one. TIA for any info. Stay safe y¡¯all.? |
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Re: WOL not working on CP4
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi, Reference # is 210108-000083 Description is Bug WOL not working in Simpl+ for 4-series. This is handled via Crestron Europe (Germany), I don?t know if this goes into one global ticket pool¡ ? Cheers, Thorsten ? Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von sdd5555 via groups.io ? You don't happen to have a case # regarding the UDP socket issue do you? I am running into an issue with UDP on a CP4 (same code works fine on CP3) and Crestron is having trouble finding any related reports about 4 Series UDP issues. |
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Re: More Sonos Fun
It's interesting how there's so much variability with this. Some have no issues others some random issues and some site just can't be kept up at all...
Very frustrating. Especially since I actually kind of like the simplicity of the Sonos integration for most clients...When it works!... |
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Re: DBXPro 1260m IP or Serial Control
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI have successfully used these boxes in a hospitality setting in both serial and IP mode. I prefer IP modules if you can. You do need to interrogate the configured dbx processors for the specific address parameter strings that need to be inserted into the Crestron modules. Without this there will be no association between the modules and the specific controls. You can use the string calculator utility supplied by dbx. ? From dBx: ? ¡°If the default configuration is not loaded into the ZonePRO, then the user must manually enter the Object ID addresses for each device. To get the object ID address, start the PC software for ZonePRO. The easiest way to get the Object ID in decimal format is to click on the device in the ZonePRO program screen and press<Ctrl>+<Shift>+<o> and a dialog box will appear with the correct address. Note that bit 0 is presented at the top and bit 3 at the bottom of the dialog box. Enter this Object ID address in the Crestron module parameter field in HEX as b3,b2,b1,b0. ? Another easy way to get the Object ID address in hex is to click on the device symbol in the ZonePRO Designer window and press Ctrl + Shift + T to open the Network Trace Window. Click on the ZonePRO object you want the address for in the software. Change the value of the mute button, volume control, or any other control you are interested in and look for the first row of ¡°MULTSVSET¡° in the Network Trace Window. Click on this line and look in the window ¡°Frame Data¡°. The object ID will always be the 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th byte. Enter this 4 byte value into the address parameter on the front of the Crestron module. Repeat this for every address parameter on the front of the module.¡° ¨C DBX ? You may also need to set up logic to pulse the Enable Feedback at boot and at regular intervals to allow it poll live values. ? There is a demo program that was very helpful in understanding how all this works. All make sure you are using the most current firmware on the ZonePro. There is a procedure indicated for upgrading older firmware versions to current. ? ? David Radin email: radin@... web:?? |
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