Most likely because that property does only show (at least as far as I can remember, and I don't have a PC with me right now to test this) if the project was created with the XPanel 2.0 Smart Graphics

Did you have a 1080 defined in your SIMPL program? This has a device extender to set it to portrait/landscape. Most likely that messed up the 770

My bet is the IP range in your office is the same as on the control subnet of the processors, IIRC that's by default 172.22.0.0/24. You can change the IP range on the processors through toolbox in the

SSL setting in Toolbox is SCTP/41797, that's most likely disabled on the processor and should not be related to Crestron Go not connecting. Crestron go uses per default HTTPS/443 and SCIP/41796 (or HT

Go to https://processorip:49200 and trust the self signed certificate, after that you get a 404 which is expected. Now open your XPanel normally again.

Yeah, TB has it documented here: https://community.crestron.com/s/article/2845

You have to convert the classic layout to Smart Graphics. Open the file from the TPS-4500. in the project tree, right click on the project and choose Covert to Smart Graphics. After that you will prob

The NIKO stuff you find on Crestron Website is more or less only switches/outlets etc because these were compatible with the CLWI devices from Crestron. If its the Niko Home Control II yout customer i

According to the release notes you need at least 3-Series FW 1.8001.0214.01, that would exclude MC3s... I'm wondering where that requirement is coming from because it's basically all CIP communication

Try with a toolbox downgrade to Toolbox v3.03.424, at least that is what's documented here: https://community.crestron.com/s/article/id-1001055

Downgrade to a version where forced auth mode wasn't a thing, disable auth/SSL, upgrade again.

You need to reach out to TB so they create the password recovery USB flash drive, no other way I'm aware of.

Skimmed through the manual: would configure the com port on the webinterface as RAW TCP and in SIMPL I would use a TCP/IP Client on Port 9001 (for the first com port, 9002 for the second, ...) and wri

There's a how-to on the GitHub page, on which point are you stuck? Can also recommend XCA for creating certificates https://hohnstaedt.de/xca/index.php/download

I also have issues following your guide here or to understand what exactly you want to show. The only difference between EISC between program slots and between processors is the IP address the modules

As far as I know the regional portals are only when using Amazon Alexa. For Google you set the region on the module to US and use this link to link your processor https://googleadminportal.crestronfus

SIO or SEND to TCP/IP Client which points at the SWAMP on port 41795. Don't forget CR LF after the command.

The webserver is always available even if you don't program it, so the router configuration does not need to change for that to work as it's probably a default setting which is set in firmware. The sa

Maximum System Size differs. https://docs.crestron.com/en-us/8525/Content/CP4R/Design/System-Design-Max-System-Size.htm

Have a look here: http://crestrontutorials.blogspot.com/2006/06/requesting-content-from-web-page.html?m=1