No love on my side either tried with IE7, IE8. Make sure you're on the same class C subnet as the processor. If you're on a nice big class b subnet, I can't get it to work across subnets. If you're doing any kind of port forwarding or NAT, make sure TCP port 843 is forwarded as well. Even though you're specifying the IP address of the processor, you have to upload it using the Web & Mobility projects tool, then navigate to the IP address of the processor. The xpanel HAS TO BE HOSTED ON THE PROCESSOR. I can save/upload as just a Core 3 Xpanel (.exe) and everything works fine.Įither I'm overlooking something silly or it just doesn't work with the latest updates. What is strange is that I can connect via a browser and do 1 swipe gesture and get the feedback but ever gesture afterwards is ignored. I do that and see that it loads the rest of the files. I've ran the "Web & Mobility Projects" functions and it wants me to point it to an. ?host= 172.21.222.27& ipid=04&port=417940) All my eControls were connecting using IP ID they were compiled with, which was luckily IP ID of the Touch Panel, so they worked, but caused other issues.I'm on a local network, just me a switch and the processor so we can rule out the port forwarding. I discovered that overriding IP ID in the link to eControl stopped working couple of years ago. Than compile it.įor a while now, I have to specify IP ID and port in VTProe even for web eControl hosted on Fusion. exe, you need to specify the connection settings in VTPro, IP of the processor, IP ID, and port 41794 usually. Then, if it's and Web XPanel, and you are using 2 series processor or DMPS3-4K-150, You need to put Core 3 XPanel Web Configuration Module v1.1 (from Crestron Modules Database) anywhere in the Simpl program, or it will not connect.
You have to have a XPanel defined in your Simpl program, and have it at the same IP ID as your UI project.
If you want to upload XPanel to the processor, and use processors web server to host it, make and upload XPanel 2.0 (Web) Smart Graphics.
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