Hi,

I was wondering if anyone has ever used a setup with a processor and the Crestron Cisco Touch 10 module from the Application Market??

I’ve added a button to the touch 10 with the name Display Power and ID Display Power.?

I’ve then used the Widget Paramater ID as named above.?

I was wondering where I get the Unique ID from in the SSH part of the module??

It seems like I’m not connecting at all to the processor though.?
I’m receiving a SSH Invalid Parameter\x0D\0A string from the codec.?

This is my first time dealing with Cisco as we normally use Polycom Codec etcs.?

is there something on the codec back end that needs to be switched on or where do I find the Unique ID?

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Hi,

Does the Cisco codec need to be registered first??

I haven’t registered it yet as I was only testing the unit before it goes to site?

No, not needed for the RMC3 to connect. Just need SSH turned on and configured properly in your module. You can also try changing the SSH connection type to "Unsecure" in the Parameters if you simply want to test your connection and troubleshoot the key later.

Crestron also just released a free program for the RMC3 that you simply configure via an Xpanel.


I assume you are a dealer of course and have access to this.

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply, i was on annual leave.?

I'm not revisiting this today and I've noticed I'm connecting to the Codec now but I can't get the button I've created on the codec web browser UI Extensions to talk to the RMC3.

I'm not getting any feedback on it at all.

Do I need certain script to go with this button on the Cisco end? Ive named my button DisplayPower?

Here's 2 images of how I have it setup if anyone can help. I've basically copied the signal routing of the demo program that Chris suggested

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If you download the PDF guides for the UI Extensions and also the Virtual Sources this is extremely easy to do with just an SIO.. You don't need any fancy modules, and I've done it successfully this way for more than 3 years with at least a dozen Touch10 systems.

Once connected, you need to subscribe to the UI events btw, so if you haven't done that over the SSH session that could be the issue with not receiving feedback. All the information is available within the codec guide and the two other guides.

edit: I'm not sure I would even bother with that Crestron program. Not sure why they have some components written in SIMPL# and then a majority of it is still all written in SIMPL+... It could have all been written in SIMPL# (including the file operations), and for a more versatile program without threading issues; it could have been written entirely in SIMPL# Pro for a controller agnostic solution.

If they just released that configuration program recently, I have no clue why they chose to do a lot of the work in SIMPL+. It seems bulky the way they did it.

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On Sun, Nov 8, 2020 at 09:18 PM, Troy Garner wrote:

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Hi Troy,

Thanks for the input...

I'm reading through these guides and I just can't get it. All I want is to turn on and off the tv in the room. I've never used these cisco units before so I'm second guessing everything I do as to whether I have the Widget done correctly etc.

On the web browser, in developed API,?

I'm trying to execute commands and they aren't succesfull

The command I'm using is?xCommand UserInterface Extensions Widget SetValue Value: "on" WidgetId: "DisplayPower"
It's saying commands are rejected

The guides are fairly clear about the process. Are you registering to feedback? Are you sending commands with a carriage return?

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Yes I’m sending the above command with carriage return and I’m not getting anything back but command not recognised?