Binary MoIP Crestron Home™ Driver

Price range: $200.00 through $340.00

Deploy high-performance video distribution with the Binary MoIP Crestron Home Driver. This robust integration manages the Binary MoIP controller via TCP/IP, allowing you to route 4K video and audio across a massive 50×50 matrix. Take full advantage of endpoint COM ports to control local devices directly through your Crestron Home system.

Please make sure to read below the full description of the driver before purchasing.

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Description

The Binary MoIP Crestron Home Driver provides a professional-grade interface for managing Binary Media-over-IP systems. By communicating directly with the B-900-MoIP-4K-CTRL, this driver turns your network into a versatile 50×50 AV matrix switcher.

Advanced Integration Features:

  • Massive 50×50 Routing: Effortlessly route video and audio from MoIP transmitters (inputs) to MoIP receivers (outputs) with perfect synchronization.

  • Endpoint COM Port Support: Utilize the RS-232 ports on Binary MoIP endpoints directly within the Crestron Home Setup App. This allows you to control displays or local sources without running additional control cables.

  • Generic Connector Logic: The driver uses generic input, output, and audio-type connectors, which significantly speeds up your configuration process.

  • Comprehensive Audio Control: Features support for audio speakers and resolved mute logic to ensure a stable, high-quality listening experience.

  • SDK Optimization: We built this driver on the latest Crestron SDK to ensure maximum stability and fast command execution across your network.

Technical Efficiency:

  • Protocol: Uses high-speed TCP/IP communication for near-instant routing and status feedback.

  • Logical Layout: The driver represents transmitters as inputs and receivers as outputs in the exact order they appear in the MoIP controller, simplifying the mapping process.

Ready to scale your AV distribution? Use our 2-hour trial license to verify the driver’s routing and COM port functionality on-site.

Note: Due to the nature of this product, any and all sales are final, and NO refund will be issued. It is highly recommended and encouraged to use the built-in trial license to test the driver with your hardware setup before purchasing a full license. The trial period is 2 hours and can be extended another 2 hours by rebooting the processor.

Before calling, review the Driver help file and FAQ section for the Driver as our support is limited to questions about configuration and setup only. Any hardware configuration mentioned in the driver manual are the responsibility of the integrator. If you have hardware-related questions, such as wiring or addressing, we advise reaching out directly to the manufacturer for assistance. Additional support, beyond driver configuration, requires the purchase of service hours before guidance will be provided.

We reserve the right to make changes to this policy without notice.

Additional information

License

Binary MoIP + 1 hour of live support, Binary MoIP – Driver Only (email support only), Coupon – Driver Only

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Downloads

AVSwitcher_Binary_MoIP_IP-Manual

  • It is recommended that you save a configuration or golden configuration before installing any driver.

  • Brief steps are text console into the processor, do enableprogramcmd, find out the driver ID via ccdinfo. Enable logging by using ccdlogging id on. Than follow up by doing ccdtxdebug id on. This will print the exact text that’s being sent out to the device. Turn it off by doing ccdlogging id off.

  • At the moment, the driver doesn’t support controlling other devices connected to the Binary room box. A future update will add this support.

  • 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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