ESI R2D7 Crestron Home™ driver

$100.00

This R2D7 driver will communicate with the ESI bridge to control shades. It is compatible with Crestron Home.

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This R2D7 driver will communicate with the ESI bridge to control shades. It is compatible with Crestron Home.

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  • What are the most important troubleshooting steps?

    1) The Crestron Home system loses control of the devices 30 minutes after reboot.

    • Please check the license.

    2) There is no control of any unit on the ESI R2D7.

    • Check that power to the unit is being provided on the port for system 1.
    • Check the wiring pinout. The wiring cable used should be straight-through.
    • Check that there are no 2 R2D7IPtoSerial Drivers with the same TCP Port.
    • Check that the ESI R2D7 Driver TCP port matches the TCP port of the R2D7IPtoSerial Driver controlling the COM port where the R2D7 is connected.

  • What is the R2D7IPtoSerial Driver?

    The R2D7IPtoSerial works in tandem with the ESI R2D7 Crestron Home Driver. It helps to manage the communication with the R2D7.  Each instance of the R2D7IPtoSerial will manage the communication on a single COM Port. Each instance should have a unique TCP port. The ESI R2D7 driver is part of the ESI R2D7 Crestron Home Driver package.

  • Can I Control multiple R2D7 units connected to multiple COM ports?

    Yes, The ESI R2D7 Crestron Home Driver allows the system to control multiple devices connected to multiple COM ports. Each COM port will need a dedicated R2D7IPtoSerial Driver.

  • Why does the ESI R2D7 Crestron Home Driver ask for an IP Address if it uses serial communication?

    The IP address is used to set the communication between the ESI R2D7 Crestron Home Driver and the R2D7IPtoSerial Driver. It should be set as the loopback address 127.0.0.1 to let the system know that both drivers are part of the same system.

  • Why does the ESI R2D7 Crestron Home Driver ask for a TCP port if it uses serial communication?

    The TCP port works as an identifier for the R2D7IPtoSerial Drivers. Each R2D7IPtoSerial Driver must have a unique TCP port.  The ESI R2D7 Crestron Home Driver uses the TCP port to select the corresponding COM port.  As an example, let's use 2 ESI R2D7s connected to 2 different COM ports in the system. Each R2D7 controls units in 5 locations. The Crestron Home system would implement 2 R2D7IPtoSerial Drivers to manage the COM ports. Each driver will have 1 unique TCP port number. No 2 R2D7IPtoSerial Drivers can have the same TCP port. For this example, the port numbers are 64501 and 64502. The Crestron Home would implement 10 ESI R2D7 Drivers, One per location. Five of the drivers would use the TCP port number 64501 and the other five 64502.

  • Would set the System Number to 0 allow the driver to control all the systems?

    No, setting the system number to 0 would only allow the driver to control systems 1 through 7. It will not include the radio channels.

  • Would set the channel ID to 00 allow the driver to control all the units in all the channels of a system?

    Yes, setting the channel ID to 00 would allow the driver to control all the units in the 60 channels of a system.

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