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Is anyone aware of an example program for any of the Crestron CEN-RGBHV
switchers? I wasn't able to find one on Crestron's website.



Andy

--- In Crestron@..., "Andy Maxey" <andy@...> wrote:

Is anyone aware of an example program for any of the Crestron CEN-

RGBHV

switchers? I wasn't able to find one on Crestron's website.



Andy

These work exactly like any type of Crestron device. Use analogs to
select the input for a specified output. Are you having specific
trouble that we could help with?

I'm used to Extron, Autopatch and Sierra Video and was a little surprised
when I saw the available options. An example would help get it clear in my
mind what's going on.



From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On Behalf
Of Matt
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 11:28 AM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: CEN-RGBHV8X8



--- In Crestron@... <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com> , "Andy
Maxey" <andy@...> wrote:

Is anyone aware of an example program for any of the Crestron CEN-

RGBHV

switchers? I wasn't able to find one on Crestron's website.



Andy

These work exactly like any type of Crestron device. Use analogs to
select the input for a specified output. Are you having specific
trouble that we could help with?

Read the help file for examples. You'd probably be most comfortable
using the Control$ serial input on Slot01, then you can just pretend
it's a serial switcher with a new protocol.

--
Jeremy Weatherford

Don't let all the options overwhelm you. If you're just trying to
route signals, it's really straightforward. With Extron, you're used
to triggering a string like I*O! to route input "I" to output "O" with
both audio and video.

With the CEN-RGBHV, instead of triggering strings, you're using
INITs to generate analogs. If you have digital signal that goes high
to represent "I want to route input 3 to output 5", attach that signal
to an INIT, which in turn feeds the output 5 analog signal on the
router's symbol. Make that signal on the INIT set the analog value to
3, and you're done. You can either attach that analog signal to both
V and A inputs on the symbol, or I believe there's a digital input you
can latch high that will force audio to follow video.

- Chip


--- In Crestron@..., "Andy Maxey" <andy@...> wrote:

I'm used to Extron, Autopatch and Sierra Video and was a little

surprised

when I saw the available options. An example would help get it clear

in my

mind what's going on.



From: Crestron@... [mailto:Crestron@...] On

Behalf

Of Matt
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 11:28 AM
To: Crestron@...
Subject: [Crestron] Re: CEN-RGBHV8X8



--- In Crestron@... <mailto:Crestron%40yahoogroups.com>

, "Andy

Maxey" <andy@> wrote:

Is anyone aware of an example program for any of the Crestron CEN-

RGBHV

switchers? I wasn't able to find one on Crestron's website.



Andy

These work exactly like any type of Crestron device. Use analogs to
select the input for a specified output. Are you having specific
trouble that we could help with?

I haven't had any problems with any of the CEN-RGBHV units. Great
build quality (Thanks Kramer) and dead-simple programming.

If you choose to use the INIT method of routing, remember that you
must hold "Video Enter" and "Audio Enter" under Slot 1 high.

--- In Crestron@..., "Mike Janis" <psirxus@...> wrote:

I haven't had any problems with any of the CEN-RGBHV units. Great
build quality (Thanks Kramer) and dead-simple programming.

If you choose to use the INIT method of routing, remember that you
must hold "Video Enter" and "Audio Enter" under Slot 1 high.

Have you noticed any delay in your video switching? Meaning when you
init the value (and have AV enter held high) that it still takes a
moment (enough time for the display to 'go blue') before the new route
is made?