Crestron Control

RE: Command for Displaying/Hiding Microphone Mute Status?

2013-04-19T12:42:11Z

Thanks, David. We do have a DSP infront of the codec, so we could mute the audio there, just as easily. I typically like to use both the DSP and codec for privacy functions, as we use the real-time feedback of the codec's privacy status to drive other muting functions (such as for a telco interface, etc.). This is useful in a situation where someone uses the handheld remote to mute the mics; everyhting stays in-sync. Just the same, David, I've never heard this request before. I suppose they want [i]speak kindly[/i] of those on the far-end without the far-end knowing they're doing so.

RE: Command for Displaying/Hiding Microphone Mute Status?

2013-04-19T12:22:33Z

Hi Brian, this is something that we don't support directly as a configuration. Technically I guess it IS possible to do it using the API of the audio mixer to disconnect the signals from the microphones input from the output gate for output gates to the farend (see "xCommand Audio LocalInput xxx"-commands in the administrator guide). Alternatively is to adjust the input gain to the farend to the minimum value instead of muting using "xCommand Audio RemoteOutput UpdateInputGain" and set InputGain to: -54. Personally I would ask the customer again why this is so important - I have never heard this request before :-) Cheers, David

Command for Displaying/Hiding Microphone Mute Status?

2013-04-16T19:19:37Z

Is there a way (through API or internal menu) do disable notifications to the Far End of the Near End microphone mute status (Privacy)? I have a customer making this request, and I have never heard of such a thing, though it does sound plausible that there could be a way to execute this. Much thanks! Brian.

RE: Crestron One Button To Push

2013-04-11T08:29:32Z

Hi, would be great if anyone has a answer for this question.

RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-04-02T14:32:55Z

Right here on this site: http://developer.cisco.com/web/telepresence-developer/integrator-modules/crestron-codec-c60c90 Its not documented but it supports the C20 and SX20 too. David

RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-04-02T14:27:16Z

Hi David, I appreciate the feedback. Where can I locate the Telnet module for Crestron and a C20/SX20? Thank you John

RE: TC5.1 module for Crestron?

2013-04-02T13:56:14Z

Binesh, once you have the ISDN link paired up with the codec you can use the same commands to call ISDN calls as SIP/H323 only difference is that you HAVE to specify Protocol:320 in dial string. E.g.: "xCommand dial number:12345 Protocol:h320" Cheers, David

RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-04-02T13:53:09Z

John, The IR would be the last thing you should use to control the Cisco/TANDBERG devices. You should either use Serial (as discussed how to get working on C-20 (similiar solution, although different Y-cable for SX20)) OR use IP. There are modules for Crestron for both Serial and IP. the IP version requires to enable telnet on the codec but once enabled the programming will be EXACTLY the same for IP as it is for Serial (only difference will be the connection logic in the crestron program). Using IR commands over Serial/IP is also discouraged. All functionality is available on the API as commands, configurations, statuses and events. Cheers, David

RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-03-26T12:23:50Z

[quote=BRIAN STABINGER]I'd assume the IR commands are the same as those for the other codecs in the C-series. I'd also venture to guess these are the same (or at least useable enough) as those for the MXP. Understanding there is no available DB9/Serial port, why not control the deveice via LAN? It's essentially the same (if not [i]identical[/i]) protocol/API. Brian. Hi Brian, Are you familiar with the commands to control a C Series Codec over the LAN? If so, is there documentation on Cisco or Crestron's Web Sites? Thank you -John

RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-03-26T08:21:41Z

Hello, is the the info you are looking for? http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/telepresence/endpoint/quick-set-sx20/tc6/api_reference_guide/codec_sx20_api_reference_guide_tc60.pdf Danny.

RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-03-25T13:23:45Z

[quote=Danny De Ridder]The partnumber for the C20 cable is CAB-C20-RS232-DBG=[/quote] Hi Danny, Thank you for the Part Number of the cable. The Million dollar question is to find the Serial Commands permitted using the USB port and cable to communicate between control products such as Crestron and AMX. Are they the same as a C40 with a RS232 interface? Are the serial commands noted in a CCO document? This information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you -John

RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-03-25T13:09:39Z

The partnumber for the C20 cable is CAB-C20-RS232-DBG=

RE: TC5.1 module for Crestron?

2013-03-25T12:05:25Z

Hi David, We have a new installation of C series codec with ISDN Link and crestron touch panel. How we can dial ISDN number through crestron touch panel, what will be the command for the same.

RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-03-24T13:33:19Z

I did not realize there was this DB9 dongle cable. Good to know! Thanks, Danny. You can get the IP module here: http://developer.cisco.com/web/telepresence-developer/integrator-modules/crestron-codec-c60c90 it says'C60 and C90', butI've used this with the C20 as well. Some of the hardware functions obviously won't apply, but otherwise it works great. You could also use Crestron's serial module(s) by routing the tx/rx through a TCP/IP client. I had to do this a long time ago, and my recollection is that upon TCP/IP connect you'll need to "manually" enter the telnet log-in info. Not a big deal, but you may as well just use the above module.

Re: New Message from Danny De Ridder in TelePresence Developer - Crestron C

2013-03-23T19:28:49Z

The special Y-cable gets connected to the camera port and fans out in a connector for the camera and a DB9 for a serial async device. There is an ordering code for this Y-cable. Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- From: Admin Tandberg Developer Date: To: cdicuser@developer.cisco.com Subject: New Message from Danny De Ridder in TelePresence Developer - Crestron Control: Re: New Message from JOHN GUY in TelePresence Developer - Crestron Control: Danny De Ridder has created a new message in the forum "Crestron Control": -------------------------------------------------------------- Hello, there's a special cable for the C20 Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- From: Admin Tandberg Developer Date: To: cdicuser@developer.cisco.com Subject: New Message from JOHN GUY in TelePresence Developer - Crestron Control: RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron JOHN GUY has created a new message in the forum "Crestron Control": -------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Brian, First of all thank you for responding. I'm only aware of sending serial commands from the Crestron Controller to a physical port (RS232-dB9)or IR (Remote Control signals) on the C40. But since the C20 doesn't have the RS232 interface my only knowledge is sending IR commands. Can you explain how to send commands to/From Crestron/Cisco C20 over the LAN? Maybe a CCO doc or something from Crestron? This will solve my trouble to control the Codec using a Crestron Controller. Thank you -John BRIAN STABINGER: I'd assume the IR commands are the same as those for the other codecs in the C-series. I'd also venture to guess these are the same (or at least useable enough) as those for the MXP. Understanding there is no available DB9/Serial port, why not control the deveice via LAN? It's essentially the same (if not identical) protocol/API. Brian. -- To respond to this post, please click the following link: http://developer.cisco.com/web/telepresence-developer/forum/-/message_boards/view_message/13441136 or simply reply to this email. -- To respond to this post, please click the following link: http://developer.cisco.com/web/telepresence-developer/forum/-/message_boards/view_message/13446204 or simply reply to this email.

Re: New Message from JOHN GUY in TelePresence Developer - Crestron Control:

2013-03-23T19:22:30Z

Hello, there's a special cable for the C20 Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- From: Admin Tandberg Developer Date: To: cdicuser@developer.cisco.com Subject: New Message from JOHN GUY in TelePresence Developer - Crestron Control: RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron JOHN GUY has created a new message in the forum "Crestron Control": -------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Brian, First of all thank you for responding. I'm only aware of sending serial commands from the Crestron Controller to a physical port (RS232-dB9)or IR (Remote Control signals) on the C40. But since the C20 doesn't have the RS232 interface my only knowledge is sending IR commands. Can you explain how to send commands to/From Crestron/Cisco C20 over the LAN? Maybe a CCO doc or something from Crestron? This will solve my trouble to control the Codec using a Crestron Controller. Thank you -John BRIAN STABINGER: I'd assume the IR commands are the same as those for the other codecs in the C-series. I'd also venture to guess these are the same (or at least useable enough) as those for the MXP. Understanding there is no available DB9/Serial port, why not control the deveice via LAN? It's essentially the same (if not identical) protocol/API. Brian. -- To respond to this post, please click the following link: http://developer.cisco.com/web/telepresence-developer/forum/-/message_boards/view_message/13441136 or simply reply to this email.

RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-03-23T15:03:28Z

Hi Brian, First of all thank you for responding. I'm only aware of sending serial commands from the Crestron Controller to a physical port (RS232-dB9)or IR (Remote Control signals) on the C40. But since the C20 doesn't have the RS232 interface my only knowledge is sending IR commands. Can you explain how to send commands to/From Crestron/Cisco C20 over the LAN? Maybe a CCO doc or something from Crestron? This will solve my trouble to control the Codec using a Crestron Controller. Thank you -John [quote=BRIAN STABINGER]I'd assume the IR commands are the same as those for the other codecs in the C-series. I'd also venture to guess these are the same (or at least useable enough) as those for the MXP. Understanding there is no available DB9/Serial port, why not control the deveice via LAN? It's essentially the same (if not [i]identical[/i]) protocol/API. Brian. [/quote]

RE: C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-03-23T10:42:46Z

I'd assume the IR commands are the same as those for the other codecs in the C-series. I'd also venture to guess these are the same (or at least useable enough) as those for the MXP. Understanding there is no available DB9/Serial port, why not control the deveice via LAN? It's essentially the same (if not [i]identical[/i]) protocol/API. Brian.

C20 Infra Red Serial Commands with Crestron

2013-03-23T01:47:55Z

Hi I reviewed several posts with regards to sending serial commands using the USB port on the C20 Does anyone the serial IR commands sent between the Cisco remote control and the camera/codec? Since the C20 doesn't have a RS2323 9 pin interface I would to know if the IR commands are documented? I would like to send commands to a Crestron controller Thank you john

RE: SX20 USB to Serial Control

2013-03-23T01:26:50Z

I see lots of posts for sending serial commands using the C20 USB port. Does anyone have information sending serial commands using the IR interface? I would like to send serial commands to a Crestron controller using IR bud. Thank you