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I have a program that needs the Biamp Tesira v1.7 modules updated to v3.3, but they aren't like for like.? The v3.3 modules all have an Integer_Parameter called "Command_Processor_ID", and the old v1.7 has a Buffer_Input "From_Module$", and a String_Output "To_Module$".

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Do I need to use an Analog Init to define the Command_Processor_ID?

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Main reason the update needs to be done is Mic level/muting as well as dialing pad don't work on v1.7.? ?I read that if the processor was a CP3N or newer, v3.3 must be used.? Not quite sure why the integrator (won't name name) did not update when they originally coded the program.? I also can't seem to load the Biamp config file to a test Tesira, to workout the kinks at my desk rather than the conference room, which is used quite heavily.

Yours is a very common story. The earlier modules were victim of the newtonsoft json deprecation.?

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You don't need an analog init for the new modules, you just need a separate command processor module for each physical Tesiraforte or Tesira server you are connecting to, and number them individually on their ID argument.? Then, add modules and each module likewise needs its processor ID set to match which Tesira it's for.

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For more information, I recommend reading the deep dive here -

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https://support.biamp.com/Tesira/Control/Crestron_Tesira_Modules_v3.3_-_deep_dive

Thanks Gas Bandit.? I wonder if having an IP module vs the RS232 module makes any difference as far as making it easier to point to the Tesira?? In my case there is only 1 Tesira in the system, and all of the modules are pointing to CommandProcessor 1.? I just thought an Analog Init would be needed to identify that processor with the same equipment ID the programmer used elsewhere.? The IP version seems to be more direct by adding the Tesira's control IP address.

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Anyway thanks for the info.? Very much appreciated.

It's an either-or situation - if you're wired to the Tesira by serial port, you'll use the RS-232 control processor module, but if you're connecting by LAN, you'd use the IP control processor module. If you've got both in your program, both pointed to "Control Processor 1," I bet it will confuse the other modules.? You only want to use one Control Processor module per DSP.? If you're having trouble getting it to connect to your DSP, make sure the Tesira in question has SSH/Telnet enabled (whichever you've selected to use) - sometimes they come out of the box with those disabled.

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To my knowledge there's no way to alter an argument attribute with an analog init - that is only for analog signals/joins.? The arguments you just set during coding and to change them would require changing them in simpl, recompiling, and then pushing code again.

Awesome.? Thanks again.

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What if the original programmer already has a digital signal for "Initialize"?? Should I go ahead and use that signal rather than a 1?? He has it in a buffer with the digital signal for Is Communicating as the input and outputs an "_buf" signal.

Running signals through a buffer like that is usually done for troubleshooting purposes because it gives you more control over when signals go high in Debugger.?

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Typically, Biamp works best when it looks something like this