The outputs receive the corresponding serial data from the COM port when is high. The inputs transmit the corresponding serial data to the COM port when is high. The outputs report the status of the TCP/IP connection as follows: The XPanel will remain connected to the Crestron system until the Mac user exits the project. After verifying that the user is authorized to connect to the Crestron system (using a passcode defined in the Crestron module), the Mac will have access to the XPanel project. The connection will be initiated when the Mac user launches the XPanel project. The output remains high for as long as the connection is open. The output indicates that a TCP/IP connection with the XPanel has been opened ( = 2d). High/1 (level sensitive) = Enable Low/0 = DisableĬonnect these outputs to the corresponding inputs ( and of the Crestron module. When the enable line goes low, this will drop the current connection, no subsequent connection can be established, and will equal 0d. The inputs enable communication for as long as the input is high. If the symbol is assigned a specific IP address, it will accept a connection ONLY from that IP address.Ĭonnect these inputs to the corresponding outputs ( and of the Crestron module. In typical applications the Interface symbols should be assigned the IP address 0.0.0.0., to allow a connection from any IP address. The XPanel project will alternate between connections each time it establishes communication with the Crestron system. To facilitate communication and re-connections, both Interface symbols (Connection 1 and Connection 2) must be defined. The XPanel for Mac Interface devices (Connection 1 and Connection 2) are TCP/IP servers designed to connect to the Crestron module 'iPhone and iPod Touch Interface v2.0 (cm)' to allow an XPanel project running on a Mac to communicate with the Crestron control system. XPanel for Mac Interface (Connection 1 and 2)

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