Episode Response DSP Amplifier driver for Crestron Home™

$150.00

This Episode Response amplifier driver manages the communication to the amplifier via TCP/IP. You will be able to assign existing sources to the AV inputs and existing room to the outputs. The Crestron Home™ (CH) framework will automatically switch the sources to the corresponding area upon request based on the assignment configuration. This device needs a login command to start the communications.

Supported models:

  • EA-RSP-2D-200

  • EA-RSP-8D-100

  • EA-RSP-12D-100

  • EA-RSP-16D-100

Note: Due to the nature of this product, any and all sales are final, and no refund can be issued. It is highly recommended and highly 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. We reserve the right to make changes to this policy without notice.

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Note: Due to the nature of this product, any and all sales are final, and no refund can be issued. It is highly recommended and highly 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. We reserve the right to make changes to this policy without notice.

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Digital Automation - AVswitcher Episode Response DSP Amp IP Manual

  • What preparation do I need to do before installing the driver?

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

  • How can I send one physical input to many devices (driver) inputs?

    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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