control my C2N-Amp crestron with your integration

[sebastiensoulac]

Hello @georgesak

Thanks for the update on crestron integration with HA. I would like to control my C2N-Amp crestron with your integration.

Can you help me to do this integration? If yes, can you tell me how to fill the join on the crestron. my yaml config: `crestron: port: 16384 media_player:

platform: crestron name: "Room 1" turn_off: 10 turn_on: 9 mute_join: 4 volume_up_join: 1 volume_down_join: 2 volume_join: 1 source_number_join: 13 sources: 1: "Android TV" 2: "Roku" 3: "Apple TV" 4: "Chromecast" 7: "Volumio" 8: "Crestron Streamer"` The source names are only indicative.

I would like to have zone On/Off and volume management. Thanks for your help

[georgesak]

What processor are you using?

[sebastiensoulac]

My processor is a DIN-AP3

[georgesak]

So you need to add 2 things:

• TCP/IP client, point it to your HA instance (IP + port 16384)
• XSig symbol. And expose the joins there.

It's best to use 2 XSigs, one for digital and another for analog/serial. Otherwise join numbering gets confusing (read the original readme, this is documented).

Let me know if that helps or you're still stuck.

[sebastiensoulac]

Hello @georgesak

Thanks for your help. As I understand it:

TCP/IP client, point it to your HA instance (IP + port 16384)

XSig symbol. And expose the joins there

First question is it normal to have "unlnown" in my connection with HA?

thank you for your feedback

[georgesak]

Everything looks good. It should show connected, mine does.

Only difference is that I don't have a "1" on the Connect signal of the TCP Client. It might be that the network stack is not yet up and running. I drive it with a delay so try that:

• Have a buffer that has "1" on both the enable and the input, and name the output something like "System_Started"
• Add a delay symbol (try 30s to be safe), drive it with "System_Started", take the output and use that to enable the TCP Client

Hopefully that works!