It is recommended that you save a configuration or golden configuration before installing any driver.
The first thing is to make sure your Atlona switcher is configured to not require secure login for telnet. That setting needs to be turned off. If you purchased a license, you need to make sure you put in the correct Crestron processor MAC address in when you purchased the license on our website. You than need to make sure you installed the correct driver. On the CH Setup App (and on Crestron’s driver portal), there are 2 versions of driver listed for the Atlona models. One is our driver and the other is from another company. You’ll need to go into the Info of the driver and access the Help file link to see which driver is the Digital Automation driver.
"AT-HDR-H2H-88MA", "AT-HDR-H2H-44MA", "AT-OPUS-810M", "AT-OPUS-68M", "AT-OPUS-46M", "AT-OME-PS62", "AT-UHD-PRO3-44M", "AT-UHD-PRO3-66M", "AT-UHD-PRO3-88M", “AT-Juno-451”, “AT-UHD-SW-51”, “AT-UHD-SW-500ED”, “AT-UHD-SW-52ED”
Very likely it will, even if it is not listed as officially supported by our driver. Atlona switchers generally use the same control codes across most of their models. The best way to find out is to use our driver’s built-in 30 minute trial period to test to make sure it controls the specific Atlona model you have, before purchasing a license.
Crestron Home manages input loop-outs using virtual adapters. The adapters are placed in the Crestron Home configuration as a hub between the source and the devices. The physical source is landed on the adapter’s input, and the adapter outputs are landed on the device's input as needed. The most commonly used adapters are the Universal A/V Adapter and the Uncontrolled Generic A/V DA. They are shown under the "Other" category below "Drivers".
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