Ok, I guess I'll start it. I am trying to view a PC's vga output on a touchscreen. I can see the PC's screen, but the image is terrible. It's even worse than the same PC's output modulated through

Before I get into my problems, I figured I would introduce myself: I'm both the programmer and end user of my own Crestron system. My system consists of a ST-1500C touch screen, a ST-CP control

Hi all I guess I'm going to use this group, so I will make a short introduction and then ask some questions. I'm the programmer and end-user of a Crestron system consisting of one CNMSX-PRO (for all

To: greynols The only portion of your problems I can think of a solution to is the one regarding your volume ruining your speakers. Make sure you have percentages in your analog scaler. This will

I assume an analog scaler is something I would use in SIMPL Windows? I'm using Visiontools Pro with the least sophisticated color touchpanel that Crestron makes, the ST-1500c (replaced by

My name is Chris Stephens. One of my many hats that I ware is VT-Pro programmer. We do 2-3 crestron system a month. Mostly its ST-CP & stuff with the ST-1500, 1500C 1550 & 1550C's. Ive been doing

Chris@... wrote: Given that you're a VT-Pro guy, do you have any suggestions about the problems I've been having? You can find them in Digest 0

Hello, I just got started programming Crestron systems fairly recently, and have completed one job using a SmartTouch system (ST-CP, ST-1500, ST-IO, ST-VS). Now I've been asked to learn how to

Cody, You should be able to define both pieces in Cresnet Workshop (SIMPL DOS). Sometimes you can substitute similar models (at least with touchpanels). I once did a system with a CTP1000EL (very

I installed VisionTools Pro-e v2.0 on a Windows NT Server 4.0 (Service Pack 4) machine yesterday afternoon. Since then, I receive the following error message each time I try to reboot: STOP:

Hello all, I have a Sony DVD player with a S-Link port on the back. Can one use the Sony Control-S drivers simply by connecting an IR output port on the ST-CP to the S-Link (or Control-S) port on a

Hi Crestron users Does someone know the speed and technical specification of the Cresnet II RS485 communication? I think it is a seriel connection running at 38400 baud but I'm not sure. I know it is

I am programming a CT 3200 and a CNMSX-Pro to run with VCR, DVD, Laserdisc,audio components. When I compile the program, it warns me that my digital and analog siganls are being jammed. This happens

Normally, you can't have more than one digital output signal going to a single input. There are a few exceptions to this, like when using a buffer, or touchpanel buttons. When you compile the

I'm starting to run out of outlets to plug things into, primarily because so many devices use "wall warts." My preferred solution is to not continue to add more power strips, but to find a way to

You can purchase on large power supply and tap off of it for each device look at the current draw for eall of the devices and add 20% to 30 % and that is the size power supply you will need.

While that would work, not all of the units are in the same cabinet and it would be nice to be able to make use of the power feed through the network cable (which has already been run). My

Geoffrey, MSRP CNMSX-PRO - $2175.00, CNMSX-AV $1500.00, CNRACKX $2250.00 CNXENET $525.00 I Hope this helps.

If you do not have a problem cutting the control cable the outer conductors are the power and ground. Crestron will fax you the diagram. I believe that the power will loop through the ST devices

From: "Michael DePaola -The Home Theater Shop" <audio@...> What I was thinking was wiring it up as follows: - ST-CP Network output to a CNRJ11 - CNRJ11 to the input on the CNPWS-75 -