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#ADD IP CONTROL CRESTRON SIMPL DEVICE DRIVERS#
#ADD IP CONTROL CRESTRON SIMPL DEVICE DRIVER#
#ADD IP CONTROL CRESTRON SIMPL DEVICE VERIFICATION#

#ADD IP CONTROL CRESTRON SIMPL DEVICE DRIVER#

The expected response is that both the device and the driver return 100% feedback. The expected response is that the volume unmutes and increments or decrements the expected value.

Mute the volume command, then press the volume increment or decrement command.

The expected response is that the volume increments the expected 10 steps.

Press the volume command 10 times in a row and verify that the device increments 10 steps.

The expected response is that the volume ramping should stop immediately. Release the button and verify the response. Press and hold the volume increment button until the volume scale reaches 50%.

#ADD IP CONTROL CRESTRON SIMPL DEVICE VERIFICATION#

Watch for odd and unexpected commands or errors.Īdditional verification should be exercised when performing volume ramping over hardware keys, since Crestron Home currently sends an unmute command on every iteration.

Verify the command responses are correct and the driver is updated as expected.

Verify that the commands sent are the expected commands.

During source routing, verify that the source route is correct and the system responds as expected.

Look for the following while verifying driver functions: Proceed by testing each driver function and verifying the result in the Text Console tool. While testing, keep the Text Console session open and issue the ERR command to view error logs and other messages for debugging. For more information, refer to the Crestron Toolbox help file.

Establish a Telnet connection to the control system running Crestron Home.To enable debugging on the control system via Telnet:

#ADD IP CONTROL CRESTRON SIMPL DEVICE DRIVERS#

Once the Crestron Home system has been configured as described above, drivers can be tested by monitoring the driver for errors using a Telnet session and debug commands. Import the new driver as described above.Īfter all devices have been added to the Crestron Home system, configure source routing for devices in the system as described in Source Routes in the Crestron Home OS Product Manual.The control system must be rebooted from the Crestron Home Setup UI when reimporting a driver. NOTE: Do not issue the reboot console command to reboot the control system. From the Crestron Home Setup UI, navigate to Settings > System Configuration > Reboot, and then select Reboot to reboot the control system.Remove all instances of the old driver from Crestron Home.If you make changes to your driver and want to reimport the new driver, you must first follow these steps to erase the old driver: NOTE: The custom driver will overwrite existing drivers on the Crestron Home processor if the drivers share the same ID (manufacturer, model name, and communication type) Reimport a Driver Once the transfer is complete, a pop‑up dialog is displayed showing the package file, the device hostname/IP address, and the transfer status. Select the Crestron Home processor using the Address Book tool and then click OK.Save the driver package file to the User Database.

Open the Device Learner tool in Crestron Toolbox™ software.

The screen refreshes automatically to display the driver after it has been loaded into the system.

Navigate to the driver using the Third Party Devices menu in the Pair Devices screen.

Upload the custom driver package file or IR file into the Crestron Home processor's \User\ThirdPartyDrivers\Import directory.

Connect to the Crestron Home processor over FTP or by using the File Manager tool in Crestron Toolbox.

Custom drivers can be loaded using FTP or the Device Learner tool (IR drivers only). Device drivers should be side loaded into the control system running Crestron Home prior to adding the corresponding devices to the system.