It is not recommended to power of a display. The display will go into standby when the compute goes to sleep and wake up when the touch panel is touched. The issue is hot plug is dropping and trying t

Sounds like a similar issue I have with nearly every single Logitech teams system I have ever installed. The issue we commonly face is the output of the teams compute confuses itself when the displays

Hi please assist with this weird issue, On the UC-CX-100-T, whenever presentation media is connected, the presentation will popup on the TP and then disappear, shortly thereafter, it propagates onto t

Copied from another post... " Slip Cougan Jan 9 #248724 Had to laugh, someone on r.crestron says he has a new in box RMC4 for sale - asking for $10,000" Sorry, I just thought this was funny in light o

Hi Guys, By any chance anyone having a spare Rmc4 control processor for Quick Sale? Please advise.

Are you familiar with Answer ID 1000315? Even with less than 65 endpoints defined, I have still seen similar issues with overloading the processor - I would recommend trying the commands in that secti

I have a program that defines a director, four NVX units, adds them to the unit and then registers the lot. I receive very odd messaging in the error log and am not sure where to begin looking. Anothe

Yes. Creston did say that due to the different chipset and OS in the Series 4 processors, VS2008 won't connect for debugging (single stepping through a program).

True - but you're missing the context, and not considering that the debugging is a feature of the IDE for the most part. Development for 3-series and 4-series can be done with VS 2008, and debugging i

Thanks Jay. I've also noticed the difference between text console output vs logging in with Putty and use Putty exclusively. Also I've learned to use CrestronConsole.Printline as a helper in seeing wh

The majority of S# drivers I've written have all been developed in VS2008. I haven't had any problems running them on a 4 series. That being said, when it comes to debugging, CrestronConsole.PrintLine

Well it is written in C#, just in VS2008. Crestron's web site (haven't gotten an answer from their support yet) sas VS2008 can be used for Series 3 and Series 4 processors. I was hoping not t have to

Your best option (and only option as far as I am aware) is to change the program over to C# and VS2019 for any 4 series controllers.

I have a program written in SimplSharpPro that works fine on a RMC3 and I am able to debug (single step) with VS2008 no problem. I'm now trying the same program on a RMC4 and can't get VS2008 to conne

Okay, what a pain - I'm connected but the debugger output window won't populate with anything other than the occasional message like this: 'The thread 0x2e has exited with code 0'. Am I missing someth

I got it connected - there's just a very specific order of operations here and I had to restart VS after making the settings changes.

I'm sure I'm just missing something simple here, but I've just started coding Crestron systems in C# for 4-series processors and I'm having issues debugging a running program. I checked out the docume