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Naturally, neither the Kramer VS41H HDMI switch nor the Atlona AT-PA100 amplifier had modules available, so again I wrote my own. The budget did not allow for the use of the Crestron DMPS-300-C, so instead I designed the system around the QM-RMC controller, DM-TX-201-C transmitter, DM-RMC-100-C receiver, and a few other components to give me the features I needed. Late in the planning process, though, the decision was made to use Crestron's DigitalMedia system. My most recent project was originally going to be a port of the Law School control systems, based on the Analog Way switchers already in place.

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If you'd like to see what my Extron module looks like, you can download it here. So all of the control-equipped classrooms at the Law School use the same simplified, single-page, modeless interface, regardless of whether they use the Analog Way or the Extron switcher.

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Again, no pre-built module was available, so I modified my Analog Way module to match the serial protocol of the Extron switcher. Analog Way has discontinued the ESC-341 switcher/scaler, so later classrooms at the Law School were built around the Extron IN1508 switcher/scaler. The Law School classrooms, like the lecture hall driven by the first program, were built around an Analog Way scaler, and so re-used the ANAWEC2 module. The current version uses subpages and is entirely driven by device feedback, making the program more accurate and much easier to maintain. The original program used page flips to switch between modes for various input devices. The sample provided here is actually a very recent revision of a very old program. There were actually four systems, all based on the QM-RMC controller and the TPMC-4SM touch panel. Some years later, I developed my first touch panel project for use at the Capital University Law School. That system served reliably for a number of years.

I don't have a copy of this system handy, but one of the things I had to do was to write a serial control module for the Analog Way switcher/scaler, and make that module work with Crestron SystemBuilder. A button panel in the projection booth supplied remote control over the system. Selecting any input other than Input 7 would turn the projector on, selecting Input 7 would turn it off. Instead of providing a dedicated interface, I connected the scaler to the Crestron CP2E controller and used the scaler's front panel controls as my interface. The problem was that I needed to turn the projector on and off. My first system was a very simple one consisting of an Analog Way scaler and a Mitsubishi projector. To protect them from overzealous download filters, virus scanners and badly configured web servers, everything is wrapped in. If you're interested in seeing some of my work, and if you have the Crestron developer tools, you can download some samples from this page. I've been doing Crestron programming for a while now, though not in high volume. Crestron Programming Samples Crestron programming samples.