Is PAGEJOINTRANSMIT a command-line feature of the DGE-200?

When the touchpanel page has a join, and the interface is showing that page, the corresponding press join will go high. This is normal behavior. You can track what page you are on in SIMPL if you are

I have not run into this on this panel, but have many times on the 6L, this is a "feature" that was necessary for systembuilder if I recall correctly. I'm pretty sure it can be turned off through text

I think Brendon is indicating that there is a press held high in the program, not that the button is in an 'Active' state, though that may be also the case. The only times I've seen this is in the old

My understanding is that that is intentional. You can use advanced buttons in VT Pro-e to change the appearance of each state or use a different digital join for the press.

After doing some troubleshooting on a system consisting of a CP4N, DM-MD16x16, DM-DGE-200-C, and a TSD-2220, I've encountered a strange issue that I can't recall ever seeing before. The issue is that

I Have a Clipsal Dali Gateway for lighting control I need any method to integrate with Crestron Any Module except that found at the App Market

I think the Cresnet port -IS- available on a 3-series processor in Slave mode. Answer ID 5232 describes it, and I'm fairly certain I've done it before.

EISC for sure. I'd put only my button presses and feedback to the CP3, and do any lighting logic local to the mc3. I'm not sure you can use an eslave device's gateway, I know you can't use it as a cre

Your idea is the best, cresnet is about 38400 baus rate, super slow. You can also try the EISC but it will requiere having two running program and get things synchronized

I would make the MC3 a slave. That way all of the IOs including the EX gateway will be available in the CP3. I am embarrassed to say that I am not sure about the cresnet. I would assume that would nee

Hello, Here's my setup, I replaced a MC3 with a CP3N (RS-232 and the three IR functions have been moved over from the MC3) but I also have a Crestron CLW-DIMEX-P controlled by the built-in MC3's RFGW-

It let's me edit my posts

The links to help.crestron.com are links that describe what I am doing with the F6 command. Just in case the text version that precedes it is unclear with the brackets and all. That is all, just refer

Thanks for the clarification, Duck. I see what you meant now. I had thought you were showing what you would do on the processor verses in the program. Also, as others have pointed out, you use 127.0.0

I agree, the comparison with crosspoints made it more confusing than clarifying IMHO. I also find EISC much easier to understand and use as you only need to get the direction of the signals right (or

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

That's ok that you didn't understand. My intentions were to help others who don't understand how something like this works. I either provided too much info or not enough. You are correct in saying it

I don't understand anything you just described. EISC is very easy to use and besides signal layout is nothing like crosspoints. One example of where you lost me is your processor/program layout. The f

*I edited this to reflect some of the conversations in response to this post... Crestron EISC (Ethernet Intersystem Communication) can be a confusing thing to some. I know it was to me, but if it is n