Crestron CP4-R, CP3-R Product Manual

Crestron Pyng® OS 2 for CP4-R

Product Manual

Crestron Electronics, Inc.

Original Instructions
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Contents

Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 1

Product Features ......................................................................................................................... 2

Maximum System Size ............................................................................................................... 4

Setup .............................................................................................................................................. 5

Download the Crestron Pyng App .......................................................................................................... 5

Set Up the Crestron Pyng System ......................................................................................................... 5

Installer Configuration .............................................................................................................. 11

Step 1: Build Your House ......................................................................................................................... 13

Room Groups ..................................................................................................................................... 14

Voice Control ...................................................................................................................................... 15

Step 2: Pair Devices ................................................................................................................................. 16

Pair Wireless Devices ........................................................................................................................ 17

Pair Wired and Wi-Fi® Network Devices ...................................................................................... 21

Pair Sonos Devices ............................................................................................................................ 26

Pair Third Party Devices ................................................................................................................... 29

Pair Other Devices ............................................................................................................................ 35

Manage Gateways ............................................................................................................................ 41

Step 3: Build System................................................................................................................................ 43

Shade Groups..................................................................................................................................... 44

Source Routes .................................................................................................................................... 47

Step 4: Create Scenes ............................................................................................................................. 53

Light Scenes ....................................................................................................................................... 54

Shade Scenes ..................................................................................................................................... 59

Media Scenes ..................................................................................................................................... 64

Climate Scenes .................................................................................................................................. 67

Step 5: Customize & Schedule............................................................................................................... 71

Actions & Events ................................................................................................................................ 72

Scheduler ............................................................................................................................................ 96

Thermostats ...................................................................................................................................... 98

Installer Settings .................................................................................................................................... 101

System Configuration .................................................................................................................... 102

Diagnostics ........................................................................................................................................ 116

System Control Options ................................................................................................................. 121

Privacy Controls .............................................................................................................................. 129

Software Update ............................................................................................................................ 130

User Configuration................................................................................................................... 132

Setup Scenes........................................................................................................................................... 133

Scheduler (User) ..................................................................................................................................... 134

Thermostats (User) ............................................................................................................................... 135

User Settings .......................................................................................................................................... 136

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System Settings .............................................................................................................................. 137

Password Configuration ................................................................................................................ 142

Software Update (User) ................................................................................................................ 143

Diagnostics (User)........................................................................................................................... 145

MyCrestron Services ....................................................................................................................... 150

Operation ................................................................................................................................... 151

Lights ........................................................................................................................................................ 152

Create a User Lighting Scene ....................................................................................................... 153

Configure a User Lighting Scene ................................................................................................. 156

Shades ...................................................................................................................................................... 157

Create a User Shade Scene .......................................................................................................... 158

Configure a User Shade Scene ..................................................................................................... 160

Climate ..................................................................................................................................................... 162

Create a User Climate Event ........................................................................................................ 164

Configure a User Climate Event .................................................................................................. 166

Media ........................................................................................................................................................ 167

Select a Media Source .................................................................................................................... 169

Group Media Rooms ....................................................................................................................... 172

Manage Media Volume .................................................................................................................. 175

Power the Media System............................................................................................................... 176

Locks ......................................................................................................................................................... 177

Security .................................................................................................................................................... 178

Cameras ................................................................................................................................................... 179

Door Stations ......................................................................................................................................... 180

User Menu ................................................................................................................................................ 182

Metrics ............................................................................................................................................... 183

Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 184

Touch Screen Settings ................................................................................................................... 190

Quick Actions .......................................................................................................................................... 193

Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................ 194

Appendix A: Sonos and Crestron Pyng Integration ........................................................... 195

Sonos Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................... 197

Multiple Sonos Households Found ............................................................................................... 197

Desired Household Not Found ...................................................................................................... 199

No Devices Found ............................................................................................................................ 201

No Online Devices Found .............................................................................................................. 203

Speaker Pairs ......................................................................................................................................... 206

Surround Speakers ............................................................................................................................... 209

Line-Out Configuration ........................................................................................................................ 210

Best Practices .......................................................................................................................................... 211

Appendix B: Restore a CP4-R to Factory Settings ............................................................ 212

Appendix C: Create and Upload a Custom Device Driver ................................................ 213

Apple TV® Digital Media Extender Button Mapping ....................................................................... 214

Blu-ray Disc Player Device Button Mapping .................................................................................... 215

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Digital Video Server Button Mapping ............................................................................................... 220

DVR and AVR Button Mapping ........................................................................................................... 222

Remote Control Button Mapping ....................................................................................................... 227

Roku® Streaming Player Button Mapping ....................................................................................... 230

Load Device Driver Files ....................................................................................................................... 231

Delete Device Driver Files ..................................................................................................................... 232

Mapping Virtual Sources ...................................................................................................................... 233

Appendix D: Source Routing Behavior for Media Sources .............................................. 234

Appendix E: Enable Remote System Access ...................................................................... 235

Register the System with MyCrestron .............................................................................................. 235

Configure Port Mapping on a Router ................................................................................................ 236

Add the CP4-R to MyCrestron ............................................................................................................ 236

Appendix F: Create and Upload a Custom Television Provider ...................................... 238

Create a Channel JSON File ............................................................................................................... 238

Create Channel Icon Image Files ........................................................................................................ 239

Upload the Channel JSON and Icon Files to a Web Server .......................................................... 239

Create and Upload a Television Provider File ................................................................................. 240

Appendix G: Update Crestron Certified Drivers ............................................................... 242

Appendix H: Connect to a 2N Door Station ....................................................................... 244

Discover the 2N Device ......................................................................................................................... 245

Configure 2N Device Settings ............................................................................................................. 246

Services Settings ............................................................................................................................. 246

Directory Settings .......................................................................................................................... 248

Hardware Settings.......................................................................................................................... 249

Advanced Configuration ...................................................................................................................... 250

Appendix I: CP3-R to CP4-R Manual Upgrade ................................................................... 252

Method 1: Copy Data from the CP3-R ............................................................................................... 252

Method 2: Use a CP3-R Golden Configuration ................................................................................ 254

Reconfigure MyCrestron DDNS .......................................................................................................... 257

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Crestron Pyng® OS 2 for CP4-R

Introduction

The Crestron Pyng® OS 2 for the CP4-R control processor is used to configure and

control audio/video systems, lighting, shades, thermostats, door locks, and security

systems for the entire home. Home devices are configured by using the free Crestron

Pyng home automation app on an Apple® iPad® device and controlled via iPad devices,

iPhone® devices, and iPod touch® devices. A Crestron® touch screen

the Crestron Pyng system provides instant connectivity and control for the entire

system.

Use the app to listen to music in any room, or share audio and video sources throughout

rooms and trigger environmental scenes within the Crestron Pyng network. The Crestron

Pyng app raises or lowers the lights, sets the thermostat to an ideal temperature, and

tunes in the media system to a favorite streaming service, all with the touch of a button.

Crestron Pyng is designed to integrate with every Crestron system. The onboard ports

on the CP4-R can be used to set up media, lights, shades, thermostats, and locks in

minutes. Then, program the rest of the devices in the system for a customized

experience that may be adjusted easily by the homeowner.

1

that is connected to

For a general overview of the Crestron Pyng system, including supported devices,

frequently asked questions, multimedia content, and tips and tricks, refer to OLH

article 257 at https://support.crestron.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/257/kw/257

NOTE: This version of the Crestron Pyng operating system is not available on the

PYNG-HUB. The features described in this document are available on the CP3-R and

CP4-R only.

.

1

Compatible touch screen models include the TSW-560, TSW-760, TSW-1060, and TSW-560P.

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Audio

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Video

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

MyCrestron

Dynamic DNS

Service

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Lighting

Yes

Yes Yes

Thermostats

Yes

Yes Yes Shades

Yes

Yes Yes

Door Locks

Yes

Yes Yes Security

Yes

Yes Yes Sensors

Yes

Yes Yes Keypads

Yes Yes Yes

Touch Screens

Yes Yes Yes

Product Features

Refer to the following chart to determine the devices and product features that are

compatible with the Crestron Pyng OS 1 (PYNG-HUB) and Crestron Pyng OS 2 (CP3-4

and CP4-R) operating systems.

Crestron Pyng OS Product Feature Chart

FEATURE CLASS FEATURE PYNG-HUB (OS 1) CP3-R (OS 2) CP4-R (OS 2)

Sonos® CONNECT™

Wireless Receivers

Sonos CONNECT:AMP

All Sonos Speakers

(including Sound Bars)

Audio Grouping

Crestron Distribution

Amplifiers

Handheld Remotes No

Source Control No

Display Control No

A/V Receivers No

DigitalMedia™ Devices No

DM NVX™ Devices No

Automatic Backups

Monitoring

Lighting Preconfiguration

Thermostats

Door Locks

Touch Screens

Devices

Lighting

Shades

Security

Sensors

Keypads

No

No

Simple Audio

Source Sharing

Hybrid Grouping

of Sonos

and Sonnex

Coming soon Coming soon

Hybrid Grouping

of Sonos

and Sonnex

(Continued on following page)

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Connectors and

Gateways

gateway supports

gateways may be

system (excluding

External gateway

15 gateways may

max of 50 devices

External gateway

15 gateways may

max of 50 devices

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Devices

Intentionally Not

Supported

Yes

RAM and CPU

Crestron Pyng OS 2 Product Feature Chart (continued)

FEATURE CLASS FEATURE PYNG-HUB (OS 1) CP3-R (OS 2) CP4-R (OS 2)

IR Ports 0 8 8

Built-in

infiNET EX®

up to 50 devices.

Wireless Gateway

RS-232/-422/-485 0 3 3

Relays 0 8 8

Digital I/O Ports &

Analog In

Net

LAN

TSW-x52

TS-1542 No No No

TSD-2020 No No No

DM-MD-6X4/-6X6 No Coming soon Coming soon

CNX-PAD8/-BIPAD8 No No No

RAM 256 MB 1 GB 2 GB

CPU AM3352 i.MX53 i.MX6

Clock speed 600 MHz 1 GHz 1 GHz

Cores 1 1 4

5 additional

added to the

built-in gateway).

0 8 8

(such as
CEN-GWEXER)
must be added.

be added to the

system with a

recommended

per gateway.

No No

(such as
CEN-GWEXER)
must be added.

be added to the

system with a

recommended

per gateway.

NOTE: For a comprehensive list of devices that are supported by Crestron Pyng, refer to

the Crestron Pyng product page at www.crestron.com/en-US/Products/Featured-

Solutions/Crestron-Pyng. Support for new devices is added to the system via firmware

updates.

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Maximum System Size

Refer to the following chart to determine the maximum number of devices or
components that may be added to the Crestron Pyng system. These system maximums
are tested and have been guaranteed to work with the CP4-R.

Crestron Pyng OS Maximum System Size Chart

TYPE QUANTITY

Touch Screens 16

Apps in Home 8

Remotes (HR series) 16

Remotes (TSR series) 8

Remotes per Room 2

Keypads 120

Active Audio Groups 4

Max Rooms in 1 Audio Group 20

Crestron Speaker Zones 32

Audio Sources 24

Sonos Speakers or Sonos CONNECT devices 16

Video Sources 32

Video Zones 32

Displays in a Room 1

Shades/Drapes 100

Lighting Loads 300

Thermostats 32

Security Systems 1

Locks 6

Streaming Cameras 10

Sensors 32

AVRs 6

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Setup

The Crestron Pyng system may be configured with the Crestron Pyng app once a
CP4-R control processor has been installed and connected to the local network. For more
information on installing and connecting the CP4-R, refer to the CP4-R Quick Start
(Doc. 8415) at www.crestron.com/manuals

Download the Crestron Pyng App

The Crestron Pyng app may be downloaded onto an Apple iPad device from the
App Store® online store.

NOTES:

∙ An Apple ID is required to download the Crestron Pyng app. Refer to

https://support.apple.com/kb/HT2731

∙ For a comprehensive list of iOS® hardware and software versions that are
compatible with Crestron Pyng, refer to OLH article 5655 at
https://support.crestron.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5655

.

for help with setting up an Apple ID.

.

To download the Crestron Pyng app:

1. Tap the App Store icon on the iPad device home screen.

2. Tap the search field, and enter the search term "Crestron Pyng."

3. Tap Search.

4. Tap the Crestron Pyng app icon .

5. Follow the prompts to download and install the app to the device.

Set Up the Crestron Pyng System

Once the Crestron Pyng app is downloaded and installed, system setup takes place
entirely through the app.

NOTES:

∙ The Crestron Pyng system may also be configured on a computer using the
CP4-R's built-in web XPanel interface by entering the CP4-R IP address or
hostname into a web browser. If the CP4-R is assigned an IP address over DHCP,
use the Device Discovery Tool in Crestron Toolbox™ software to discover the
device and its IP address. For more information on configuring XPanel Web UI
settings, refer to "Web Settings" on page 123.

∙ To connect to the CP4-R using Crestron Toolbox, XPanel, or the Crestron Pyng
app, enter the default username ("admin") and password (the device serial
number, which is located on the rear of the device) when prompted by the
software. The default username and password can be changed using Crestron
Toolbox. For more information, refer to the Crestron Toolbox help file.

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To set up the Crestron Pyng system:

NOTE: Ensure that the iPad device and the CP4-R are placed on the same subnet prior

to setup.

1. Tap the Crestron Pyng app icon on the iPad device home screen.

The Crestron Pyng app connects to the CP4-R automatically, and a splash screen
is displayed.

Crestron Pyng Splash Screen

NOTE: If the Crestron Pyng app does not connect to the CP4-R automatically,

enter the CP4-R's hostname and tap Connect. The default hostname for a
CP4-R is "CP4-R-

xxxxxxxx

," where

xxxxxxxx

is the last eight digits of the device's
MAC address (excluding punctuation). The MAC address label is located on the
bottom or rear of the device.

2. Tap the Tap Here to Begin text. The Step 1: Choose Language screen is
displayed.

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Step 1: Choose Language Screen

NOTES:

∙ Tap the help button at any time to display help screens that explain

the functions and features of each setup screen and that provide
instructional videos. The iPad device or setup device must be connected to
the network to access videos.

∙ Tap the BACK button (<) at any point during the setup process to return

to the previous screen.

3. Swipe through the provided options to select a language that will be displayed by
the system.

4. Tap the NEXT button (>). The Step 2: Setup System Information screen is
displayed.

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Step 2: Setup System Information Screen

5. Enter the following system information:

a. System Name: Enter a descriptive system name (for example,

"Smith Residence").

b. Location: Enter the system longitude and latitude.

NOTE: If setting up the Crestron Pyng system with an iPad device, tap the

Synchronize with iPad button to synchronize the time zone, longitude, and
latitude automatically with the iPad device's location services.

c. Date: Tap the wrench button to display spinners for selecting the month,

day, and year.

d. Time: Tap the wrench button to display spinners for selecting the hour and

minute buttons, and for selecting

AM or PM.

e. Time Zone: Tap the wrench button to display a menu for selecting the

time zone used by the system.

6. Tap the NEXT button (>). The Step 3: Enter Dealer Information screen is
displayed.

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Step 3: Enter Dealer Information Screen

7. Enter the following dealer information:

a. Dealer Name: Enter the Crestron dealer responsible for the installation.

b. Dealer Email: Enter the email address of the Crestron dealer responsible for

the installation.

c. Dealer Phone #: Enter the phone number of the Crestron dealer responsible

for the installation.

NOTE: Confirm that the dealer information is entered correctly, as this

information is needed to place custom engraving orders through the Crestron
Pyng system.

d. Dealer Password: Enter an installer password for accessing the advanced

system setup and configuration pages in installer configuration mode.

CAUTION: Do not lose the installer password, as the system must be reset to

factory defaults to restore access to installer configuration mode.

8. Tap the NEXT button (>). The Step 4: Legal & Privacy Information screen is
displayed.

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Step 4: Legal & Privacy Information Screen

9. Tap Legal Information to review legal information regarding the use of the
Crestron Pyng application.

10. Tap the I accept the terms of the agreement check box to accept the legal
agreement.

11. Tap the Get Started button (>) to complete the initial setup procedure and to
display the main

Setup page.

An existing Crestron Pyng OS 2 system that was created for a CP3-R can be transferred
manually to a CP4-R. For more information, refer to "Appendix I: CP3-R to CP4-R
Manual Upgrade" on page 252.

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Installer Configuration

Once the initial setup procedure is complete, the main Setup screen is displayed.

Setup Screen

To set up a Crestron Pyng system, simply follow the five steps listed below. Perform
each step by tapping its respective button on the

1. Build Your House

2. Pair Devices

3. Build System

4. Create Scenes

5. Customize & Schedule

Each configuration step is described in the sections that follow.

Tap the menu button on any of the setup screens to display a menu for navigating
quickly through the screens. Tap on a button in the menu to access its respective setup

screen. Tap the menu button again to hide the menu.

Refer to the table on the following page for a list of menu functions.

Setup screen.

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Build House

Pair Devices

Shade Groups

Source Routes

Light Scenes

Shade Scenes

Media Scenes

Climate Scenes

Actions & Events

Scheduler

Thermostats

Setup Screen Menu Buttons

MENU BUTTON SETUP PAGE

Tap the help button on any of the Setup screens to display dialog boxes that explain
screen functions and features and provide links to tutorial videos.

Tap the gear button to display the Installer Settings screen to configure advanced
Crestron Pyng system settings. For more information on the

refer to "Installer Settings" starting on page

Tap the door button to leave installer configuration mode and to enter user control
mode. For more information of user control mode, refer to "Operation" starting on

page 151.

To access the installer setup screens while in user control mode:

1. On the home screen, select Settings from the collapsible side menu.

2. Enter the installer password when prompted, and then tap OK. The main Setup
screen is displayed.

Installer Settings screen,

101.

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Step 1: Build Your House

Tap the Build Your House button on the Setup screen or the Build House button on

the setup menu to display the

Build House Screen

Build House screen.

Use the Build House screen to define and group physical rooms in the house. This screen
also lists the rooms defined for the house and the number of devices associated with
each room.

To add a new room:

1. Select a predefined room name from the List of Rooms menu.

2. If necessary, make any modifications to the room name in the lower-left text box.

NOTE: Two rooms may not use the same name. The system rejects the new room

if the room has the same name as one that has already been added.

3. Tap the plus button (+) to add the room.

To edit an existing room, select the room from the Current House menu. The following
options are provided for each room.

• To edit the room name, tap the room name to display a text box. Then, use the
on-screen keyboard to edit the room name.

• To configure settings for the room, select the room from the Current House
menu, and then tap the gear button next to the room name.

• To delete a room, tap the trashcan button next to the room name.

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When the gear button is tapped, The Room Configuration dialog box opens with the
Group tab open.

Bedroom Room Configuration Dialog Box - Group Tab

The following configuration options are provided for each room.

Room Groups

Tap the Group tab to select whether the room is included in the top-level room/group
list in the user control interface. The room may also be added to a room group.

To add a new room group:

1. Tap the plus button (+) next to Add New Room Group.

2. Enter a descriptive name for the room group, and then tap OK.

Once a room group has been added, select the check box to the left of the group name
to add the room to that group. The following options are provided for each room group:

• Tap the room group name, and then use the on-screen keyboard to edit the room
name.

• Tap the information button to view all the rooms added to the group.

• Tap the trashcan button to delete the room group.

NOTE: Deleting a room group does not delete the assigned rooms from the system.

Select the check box at the top of the Room Configuration dialog box to add or remove
the room from the top-level room list that is displayed in user control mode. A checked
box indicates that the room is included in the top-level room list.

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Voice Control

Tap the Voice Control tab to enable or disable the ability to control the room with voice
control services (if enabled for the system).

Whole House Room Configuration Dialog Box - Voice Control Tab

Tap Enable to enable voice control for the room, or tap Disable to disable voice control
for the room.

NOTE: For more information about setting up voice control on the Crestron Pyng

system, refer to "Voice Control Settings" on page 124.

Tap the x button to return to the Build House screen.

On the Build House screen, tap the back arrow button to return to the main Setup
screen.

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Step 2: Pair Devices

Tap the Pair Devices button on the Setup screen or the Pair Devices button on the

setup menu to display the

Pair Devices Screen

Pair Devices screen.

Use the Pair Devices screen to pair devices, including Sonos® devices, with the Crestron
Pyng system.

Associate a device with the room where it is installed after it is paired. This process
establishes automatic scenes (such as
to a programmed action or event.

NOTE: For a comprehensive list of devices that are supported by Crestron Pyng, refer to

the Crestron Pyng product page at www.crestron.com/en-US/Products/Featured-

Solutions/Crestron-Pyng. Support for new devices is added to the system via firmware

updates.

The following sections describe the different device types that may be paired with the
Crestron Pyng system.

Tap the back arrow button to return to the main Setup screen.

All On and All Off) and enables adding the device

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Pair Wireless Devices

To pair wireless devices with the Crestron Pyng system:

NOTE: For best practices regarding the installation and setup of Crestron RF (radio

frequency) products, refer to the Installation and Setup of Crestron RF Products Best
Practices Guide (Doc. 6689) at

1. Select Crestron Wireless from the Device Types menu.

2. Select a wireless gateway from the Select Gateway Below menu.

Pair Devices Screen - EX Gateway

www.crestron.com/manuals.

NOTES:

∙ A wireless gateway, such as the CEN-GWEXER, must be installed and
configured on the network prior to pairing devices. For more information,
refer to the gateway documentation.

∙ If a TSR-310 will be added to the system, ensure that the TSR-310 is
connected to a WAP that is in Crestron's list of recommended WAP
brands. For more information and a complete list of brands, refer to the
TSR-310 Supplemental Guide (Doc. 8226) at www.crestron.com/manuals

3. Tap Start Pairing to place the selected gateway into acquire mode.

4. Place the wireless device(s) into acquire mode as described in the device
documentation. Acquired devices display underneath the gateway on the

Pair

Devices screen.

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.

Pair Devices Screen - EX Gateway

5. Tap Stop Pairing to remove the selected gateway from acquire mode.

To associate a paired wireless device with a room:

1. Select the room where the device is installed from the Select a room menu. Refer
to the image above.

2. Select the device from the wireless gateway's menu.

Pair Devices Screen - EX Gateway

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• Tap the location button to turn on the location feature for the device (if
supported), which is used to locate the device in the room.

NOTE: To identify paired TSR-310 handheld remotes using the locator

feature, ensure that the TSR-310 is awake and placed on its charging dock
before tapping the location button.

• Tap the trashcan button to delete the device from the gateway. The device
must be reacquired if it needs to be added back to the system.

3. Tap the plus button (+) to add the device to the room selected in step 1.

4. Enter a descriptive name for the device in the text field that is displayed.

5. Tap OK. The device is added to the room.

Pair Devices Screen - EX Gateway

After a wireless device is associated with a room, tap the gear button next to the
device name to display a Settings dialog box, which is used to configure device settings.

The settings dialog box for a keypad is shown on the following page.

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Keypad1 Settings Dialog Box

NOTE: For more information about configuring device-specific settings, click the help

button on the bottom of the device's settings dialog box (if available), or refer to the
device documentation.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to a wireless device to disassociate the device from the
room. The device is removed from the room and is added back to the gateway menu that
was used to pair the device.

NOTE: For most devices, removing the device from a room does not remove it from the

entire system.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to a gateway name to return to the Select Gateway Below
menu.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to Select Gateway Below to return to the Device Types
menu.

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Pair Wired and Wi-Fi® Network Devices

To pair wired and Wi-Fi® network devices with the Crestron Pyng system, including DM®
switchers, DM-RMC series room controllers, and DM NVX™ devices:

NOTE: After a TSW-x60 series touch screen or compatible handheld remote is added to

the system, the Crestron Pyng user project is loaded to the device. If a TSR-310 is added
to the system and is placed in Performance UI mode, the Performance UI software is
displayed on the TSR-310. For more information, refer to the Performance UI for TSR­310 Operations Guide (8410) at

1. Select Crestron Wired and Wi-Fi from the Device Types menu.

Pair Devices Screen - Crestron Wired and Wi-Fi

www.crestron.com/manuals.

2. Select a wired connection from the Crestron Wired and Wi-Fi menu to scan the
selected network for any unpaired devices. Discovered devices display underneath
the wired network on the

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Pair Devices screen.

Pair Devices Screen - Ethernet and Wi-Fi

3. If adding a wired device with connected outputs, such as a SWAMP series audio
expander or a DM-MD series video switcher, tap the device (represented by a
folder icon) to view all of the available outputs that may be added to a room.

Pair Devices Screen - DM-MD32x32

If necessary, tap Rescan to rescan the selected network for any unpaired wired
devices.

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To associate a paired wired device with a room:

1. Select the room where the device is installed from the Select a room menu. Refer
to the image on pg. 21.

2. Select the device from the wired connection menu.

Pair Devices Screen - Ethernet and Wi-Fi

3. Tap the plus button (+) to add the device to the room selected in step 1.

NOTE: Tap the location button to turn on the location feature for the device

(if supported), which is used to locate the device in the room.

4. Enter a descriptive name for the device in the text field that is displayed.

5. For DM NVX devices, select whether the device will be configured as a receiver
(audio input or output) or as a transmitter (audio input or output).

6. Tap OK. The device is added to the room.

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Pair Devices Screen - Ethernet and Wi-Fi

NOTES:

∙ After adding a DM NVX device, a pop-up dialog box is displayed that
prompts the user to enter the device username and password. Enter the
required credentials, and then tap

OK. For new DM NVX devices, the

default username and password are both "admin."

∙ For more information on configuring a DM NVX device on the network,
refer to

https://support.crestron.com/app/answers/answer_view/

a_id/5861/loc/en_US.

After a wired device is associated with a room, tap the gear button next to the
device name to display a Settings dialog box, which is used to configure device settings.

The settings dialog box for a touch screen is shown on the following page.

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TSW Settings Dialog Box

NOTE: For more information about configuring device-specific settings, click the help

button on the bottom of the device's settings dialog box (if available), or refer to the
device documentation.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to a wired device to disassociate the device from the room.
The device is removed from the room and is added back to the wired connection menu
that was used to pair the device.

NOTE: For most devices, removing the device from a room does not remove it from the

entire system.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to a wired connection name to return to the Crestron Wired
and Wi-Fi menu.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to Crestron Wired and Wi-Fi to return to the Device Types
menu.

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Pair Sonos Devices

NOTE: For best practices, troubleshooting, and general information regarding

integrating Sonos devices within the Crestron Pyng system, refer to "Appendix A: Sonos
and Crestron Pyng Integration" on page

To pair Sonos devices with the Crestron Pyng system, select Sonos from the Device
Types menu to scan the local network for any Sonos devices.

NOTE: All Sonos devices must be discovered and configured using the Sonos app prior to

pairing them with the Crestron Pyng system.

Discovered Sonos devices display underneath the Sonos menu.

Pair Devices Screen - Sonos

195.

To associate a paired Sonos device with a room:

1. Select the room where the Sonos device is installed from the Select a room
menu.

2. Tap the plus button (+) next to the Sonos device name.

3. Use the pop-up menu to select whether the Sonos device is a source (CONNECT)
or a speaker (One™, PLAY:1®, PLAY:3®, CONNECT, PLAY:5®, CONNECT:AMP,
Sonos Beam™, PLAYBAR®, PLAYBASE® devices).

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Sonos Device Source Selection Menu

4. Tap OK. The Sonos device is added to the room.

If necessary, tap Rescan to rescan the network for unpaired Sonos devices.

After a Sonos device is associated with a room, tap the gear button next to the
device name to display a Settings dialog box, which is used to configure device settings.

Sonos Device Settings Screen

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NOTE: For more information about configuring device-specific settings, click the help

button on the bottom of the device's settings dialog box, or refer to the device
documentation.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to a Sonos device to disassociate the device from the room.
The device is removed from the room and is added back to the

Tap the back arrow (<) next to Sonos to return to the Device Types menu.

Sonos menu.

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Pair Third Party Devices

Select Third Party from the Device Types menu to pair third party devices with the
Crestron Pyng system. Third party devices may be paired after their drivers are
downloaded and installed into the system.

NOTE: Only devices with discrete on and off commands should be paired with the

system. If, for example, a device with an auto-off timer is paired with the system, the
device may turn itself off while the room remains on. This behavior causes the device to
power on and become out of sync with the room after the room is powered off.

Pair Devices - Third Party Devices

Crestron Certified Drivers for third party devices are added automatically to the system
after they become certified. Additionally, custom device drivers may be side loaded
directly into the CP4-R for added device support.

To pair third party devices with the Crestron Pyng system:

1. Select the device type from the Third Party Devices menu.

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Pair Devices - Cable Box

2. Select the device manufacturer from the device type menu. The menu for
DirecTV® cable boxes is shown below.

Pair Devices - DirecTV

3. Select a room from the Select a room menu where the third party device is
installed.

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4. Tap the plus button (+) next to the appropriate device model. The device driver
downloads from the cloud (if it has not been already downloaded).

NOTE: When a device is added to the system using a Crestron Certified device

driver, the device driver does not update automatically in the system when a new
version is released in the cloud. For instructions on installing an updated Crestron
Certified device driver, refer to "Appendix G: Update Crestron Certified Drivers"
on page

242.

5. Enter a descriptive name for the device in the pop-up dialog box that is displayed.

6. Configure the provided transport settings used for device communication:

• For IR, serial, and CEC-controlled devices, select a control port from the list of

available ports.

Pair Devices - IR Device Configuration

NOTE: IP devices must be configured with a static IP address. The system will

no longer be able to detect the device if its IP address changes.

• For TCP client devices, enter the device IP address or hostname, IP port, and

authentication credentials (if required).

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Pair Devices - TCP Device Configuration

• For Crestron Connected® devices, the device's IP table must be configured

manually before it reports as online. Refer to the image below.

Pair Devices - Crestron Connected Device Configuration

7. For cable boxes, select a television provider from the list if it has already been
added for another cable box, or tap

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+ Add New to add a new provider.

Pair Devices - Please choose TV provider

8. Add a new television provider (if necessary):

a. Select a country and a zip/postal code to display a list of available providers.

b. Select a provider from the list, and then tap Add.

Pair Devices - Select a Provider

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NOTE: A custom cable provider file must be created and made available to the

system if the desired cable provider is not available. For more information, refer
to "Appendix F: Create and Upload a Custom Television Provider" on page

238.

9. Tap OK. The third party device is added to the room.

NOTES:

∙ Custom driver package files or IR files may also be side loaded into the
CP4-R over FTP or via the Device Learner tool in Crestron Toolbox. For
more information, refer to "Appendix C: Create and Upload Custom
Driver Files" on page 213.

∙ Media controls for custom third party devices must be created manually
and uploaded with the drive package file. For more information, refer to
"Appendix C: Create and Upload Custom Driver Files" on page 213

.

After a third party device is associated with a room, tap the gear button next to the
device name to display a Settings dialog box, which is used to configure device settings.

The settings dialog box for a cable box is shown below.

Cable1 Settings Dialog Box

NOTE: For more information about configuring device-specific settings, click the help

button on the bottom right of the device's settings dialog box (if available), or refer
to the device documentation.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to a third party device to disassociate the device from the
room. The device is removed from the room.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to Third Party Devices to return to the Device Types menu.

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Pair Other Devices

Select Other from the Device Types menu to pair other devices with the Crestron Pyng
system, including uncontrolled A/V devices, relay-controlled devices, and sensor devices.

Pair Devices Screen - Other

To pair a device with the Crestron Pyng system:

1. Select the room where the device is installed from the Select a room menu.

2. Select the device type from the Other menu, and tap the plus button (+).

3. Enter a descriptive name for the device.

4. Tap OK. The device is added to the room.

NOTES:

∙ Uncontrolled and relay-controlled devices must be connected to the appropriate
hardware in order to function properly in the system. Set up and test connections
for applicable devices in the device's settings screen.

∙ The status of controlled devices is not reported by the system. The device status
must be verified manually.

After a device is associated with a room, tap the gear button next to the device
name to display a Settings dialog box, which is used to configure device settings.

The settings dialog box for a relay-controlled fireplace is shown on the following page.

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Fireplace1 Settings Dialog Box

NOTE: For more information about configuring device-specific settings, click the help

button on the bottom of the device settings dialog box (if available), or refer to the
device documentation.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to a device to disassociate the device from the room. The
device is removed from the room.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to Other to return to the Device Types menu.

Configure a Relay-Controlled Device

To configure a relay-controlled device with the Crestron Pyng system:

NOTE: The relay device must be installed in the room and wired to the relay port of a

paired control device in order to function properly. For more information, refer to the
relay device's documentation.

1. Select the room where the relay device is installed from the Select a room menu.

2. Tap the gear button next to the relay device. The Settings dialog box for the
relay device is displayed.

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Fireplace1 Settings - About Tab

3. Tap the Setup tab.

Fireplace1 Settings - Setup Tab

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4. Choose the appropriate relay behavior from the Operation Mode menu:

• If a Momentary behavior is selected, the controlled device is set (turned on) or
reset (turned off) by a relay command, and remains in the selected state for a
set duration.

• If a Latching behavior is selected, the controlled device is set or reset by a relay
command, and remains in the selected state until an inverse command is sent.

5. Select a relay connection from the Relay / Digital Input Configuration menu.

6. Tap the gear button next to a relay or input to set a hardware connection for
the selected behavior.

Fireplace1: Off Hardware Connection

NOTE: The appropriate devices must be added to the system prior to configuring

a hardware connection.

a. Select the appropriate input port from the provided options.

b. If applicable, select the sensor monitoring state (On or Off).

c. If applicable, select the sensor contact states when turning off the relay

device (

Contacts Are Open or Contacts Are Closed).

d. Tap the checkbox next to Enable Pull-Up Resistor to enable or disable using a

pull-up resistor for the hardware connection. A checked box indicates an
enabled pull-up resistor.

7. Tap the Test tab to view and test the configured relay behavior(s). The hardware
connection for the relay behavior(s) must be configured before they may be
tested.

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Configure a Sensor Device

To configure a sensor device with the Crestron Pyng system:

NOTE: The sensor device must be installed in the room and wired to a paired control

device in order to function properly. For more information, refer to the sensor device
documentation.

1. Select the room where the sensor device is installed from the Select a room
menu.

2. Tap the gear button next to the sensor device. The Settings dialog box for the
sensor device is displayed.

Alarm1 Settings - About Tab

3. Tap the Setup tab.

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Alarm1 Settings - Setup Tab

4. Select a device function from the Digital Input Configuration menu.

5. Tap the gear button next to an input to set a hardware connection for the
selected function.

Alarm1: Label Hardware Connection

NOTE: The appropriate devices must be added to the system prior to configuring

a hardware connection.

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a. Select the appropriate input port from the provided options.

b. If applicable, select the sensor monitoring state (On or Off).

c. If applicable, select the sensor contact states when turning off the sensor

d. Tap the checkbox next to Enable Pull-Up Resistor to enable or disable using a

6. Tap the Test tab to view and test the configured device function(s). The
hardware connection for the device function(s) must be configured before they
may be tested.

Manage Gateways

Tap Manage Gateways in the Device Types menu to scan the local network for any
gateways that may be added to the Crestron Pyng system. Discovered gateways appear
under the

device (

Contacts Are Open or Contacts Are Closed).

pull-up resistor for the hardware connection. A checked box indicates an
enabled pull-up resistor.

Gateways on Network menu.

Gateways Screen

Tap the plus button (+) next to a discovered gateway to add it to the system. A system
may contain up to 15 gateways with a maximum of 50 paired devices per gateway.

Once a gateway has been added to the system, select it from the Gateways in System
menu to access the following options.

Tap the gear button next to the gateway name to display a Settings dialog box,
which is used to configure gateway settings.

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EX GWAY Settings Dialog Box - About Tab

• Tap the About tab to view various gateway settings, including the gateway
name, model, serial number, firmware version, and network status. Additionally,
the assigned RF channel is displayed for wireless gateways.

• Tap the Devices tab to view all devices acquired to the gateway. The device
name, serial number, device components (such as keypad or dimmer) and their
locations in the house, and the network status are displayed for each device.

• Tap the Channel tab to view and configure the RF channel assigned to the
gateway. For more information about assigning an RF channel, refer to the
gateway's documentation.

NOTE: Removing a gateway also removes all devices acquired by that gateway.

If necessary, tap Recheck Network to rescan the network for available gateways.

Tap the back arrow (<) next to Gateways on Network to return to the Pair Devices
menu.

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Step 3: Build System

Tap the Build System button on the Setup screen to display the Build System screen.

Build System Screen

Use the Build System screen to group multiple shade motors together and to configure
audio and video source routing behavior for the Crestron Pyng system.

Tap the back arrow button to return to the main Setup screen.

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Shade Groups

Tap the Setup Shade Groups button on the Build System screen or the Shade Groups
button on the setup menu to display the

Shade Groups Screen

Shade Groups screen.

Use the Shade Groups screen to group multiple shade motors together. Shade motors
that have the same fabric type and that are installed on the same window may be
grouped. When shade motors are grouped, all shade motors for an entire window may
be controlled as one.

Select a room from the List of Rooms menu to view all of the shade motors configured
for that room. The user-defined name, the direction the associated window is facing, and
the fabric type are displayed for each shade motor.

Shades motors that share the same window facing direction, the same fabric type, or
both are grouped together automatically. From this point forward, the shade groups will
appear in the configuration steps instead of the individual motors.

NOTES:

∙ Shade groups do not span across multiple rooms. However, multiple shade
groups in different rooms may be controlled at the same time using shade
scenes, actions, and events.

∙ Shade motors may be grouped by window facing direction only, fabric type only,
or both window facing direction and fabric type.

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To view and edit shade motor settings:

1. Select the shade motor from the Shades in [Room] menu.

2. Tap the gear button next to the motor name. The Shade group configuration
dialog box is displayed.

Shade group configuration for Shade Dialog Box - Group Tab

Tap the Group tab to change the window facing direction and the fabric type for the
shade motor.

The following configuration options are provided:

• Window Facing: Select the direction that the shade motor's associated window
is facing.

• Shade Type: Select the fabric type of the shade controlled by the shade motor.

Tap the Voice Control tab to enable or disable the ability to control the shade motor
with voice control services (if enabled for the system).

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Shade group configuration for Shade Dialog Box - Voice Control Tab

NOTE: For more information on configuring voice control for the Crestron Pyng system,

refer to "Voice Control Settings" on page 124.

The following configuration options are provided:

• Enable Status: Select whether voice control is enabled or disabled for the shade
motor.

• Description: Enter a description for the voice control command that appears in
the voice control application.

Tap Save on the Group tab to save any changes.

On the Shade Groups screen, tap the back arrow button to return to the Build
System screen.

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Source Routes

Tap the Source Routes button on the Build System screen or the Source Routes button

Source Routes Screen

on the setup menu to display the

Source Routes screen.

Use the Source Routes screen to configure audio and video source routing behavior for
the Crestron Pyng system.

Media sources and content items may be routed to the appropriate endpoints in one or
more rooms across the system. Rooms may also be defined as media zones so that the
room's media sources may be controlled from the user control interface.

Select a room from the left screen menu to view all media devices for the room and to
enable or disable the room as a media zone.

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Configure Source Routes

To configure source routing behavior for a media device:

1. Select a room from the left screen menu.

2. Select a media device from the provided options. The input and output channels
for the media device are displayed, as well as any device ports that have been
assigned to a channel.

Source Routes Screen - Test Crestron Connected

The following source routing options may be configured:

• Tap on an input or output channel to assign an available media device port to the
selected channel.

• Tap the diagonal arrow button to the left of an input channel name to
navigate to the input device's source routing selections.

• Tap the diagonal arrow button to the right of an output channel name to
navigate to the output device's source routing selections.

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Observe the following points when configuring source routes:

• If two media sources are routed to a DM NVX device (via the Input 1 and Input 2
ports), both media sources may not be used at the same time. For example, if
switching from Input 1 to Input 2 in a media zone, all media zones where Input 1 is
selected switch to Input 2.

• CEC devices must be routed manually to the HDMI® input that matches the
control port that was assigned to the device.

• The 25 inputs provided for Crestron Connected AVR devices are generic, as each
AVR device has different input specifications. Refer to the AVR device's
documentation when configuring source routes to determine the appropriate
inputs to use for routing.

• If the audio signal for a video source is routed to a SWAMP audio expander
endpoint, the audio signal will lag behind the video signal by a few seconds when
the source is selected. This behavior occurs because the SWAMP device is
warming up.

Tap the gear button next to an audio input or output channel to edit settings for the
speaker channel.

Speaker Output Configuration

NOTE: The audio outputs of certain Crestron audio expanders may be bridged or bussed

by assigning two output channels to the same speaker output, and tapping the gear
button next to one of the outputs. A dialog box is displayed asking whether the

outputs should be bridged or bussed. For more information, refer to the device
documentation at

www.crestron.com/manuals.

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Configure a Media Zone

To enable a room as a media zone:

1. Select a room from the left screen menu.

2. Tap the check box next to Enable Media Zone to enable or disable the room as a
media zone. A filled checkbox indicates that the room is enabled as a media zone.

Source Routes Screen - Bedroom Configuration (Connections)

When enabled as a media zone, the room may be selected from the Media screen in the
user control interface for source control. Actions and events may also be configured for
the media zone.

Rooms configured as media zones may be controlled by the TSR-310 user interface. For
more information, refer to the Performance UI for TSR-310 Operations Guide
(Doc. 8410) at www.crestron.com/manuals

.

The following options may be viewed and configured for the media zone.

Tap the Connections tab to view and configure the media device inputs that are
available for the room.

• Tap the input name to select a different input from the available options.

• Tap the diagonal arrow button to the left of the input to view the input

device's source routing selections.

Tap the Available Sources tab to set the default media source for the room and to
select the sources that may be controlled from the room.

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Source Routes Screen - Bedroom Configuration (Available Sources)

• Use the Default Source menu to select the default source that is shown for the
room in the user control interface.

o Select Use Last Source to make the last-used source the default.

o Select None to have no source display by default. A blank screen is displayed

instead.

• Use the Allowed Sources menu to select the media sources that may be
controlled from the room.

o Tap the checkbox next to a source name to enable or disable the source from

appearing as a selectable item in the user control interface for the room.

o A filled check box indicates that the source may be selected for the room.

NOTE: Tap and hold a media source in the Allowed Sources menu until it turns

green to move it up or down in the menu. The order of the Allowed Sources menu
matches the order that the media sources appear in the user control interface.

Tap the Preferred Routing tab to set a preferred audio endpoint in the room for a media
source.

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Source Routes Screen - Bedroom Configuration (Preferred Routing)

• Use the Source menu to select the media source that will be routed to an audio
endpoint.

• Use the Audio Endpoint menu to select the preferred audio endpoint once a
media source has been selected.

On the Source Routes screen, tap the back arrow button to return to the Build
System screen.

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Step 4: Create Scenes

Tap the Create Scenes button on the Setup screen to display the Setup Scenes screen.

Setup Scenes Screen

Use the Setup Scenes screen to create and configure scenes for the Crestron Pyng
system, including lighting scenes, shade scenes, media scenes, and climate scenes.

Scenes are preset configurations for different device types that create a specific
ambiance or perform a specific function when recalled. Scenes may be recalled from
keypads, touch screens, and scheduled or triggered events.

For more information on programming buttons and events to recall scenes, refer to
"Actions & Events" on page 72.

NOTE: Each room may contain up to 24 scenes for each scene type. (For example, a

room may contain up to 24 lighting scenes, up to 24 shade scenes, and so forth.)

Tap the back arrow button to return to the main Setup screen.

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Light Scenes

Tap the Configure Lighting Scenes button on the Setup Scenes screen or the Light
Scenes button on the setup menu to display the

Light Scenes Screen

Light Scenes screen.

Use the Light Scenes screen to create lighting scenes for one or more rooms or for the
entire house.

Lighting scenes are used to set predefined levels for multiple lighting loads. By default,
the Crestron Pyng system creates
lighting load. Additionally,
whole house after the first lighting load has been added to the system.

NOTE: Lighting scenes may also be created and configured by the homeowner in user

control mode. Refer to "Create a New User Lighting Scene" on page 153.

Create New Lighting Scenes

To create a new lighting scene:

1. Select a room from the List of Rooms menu. Refer to the image above.

2. Tap the plus button (+) next to the room name.

3. Enter a descriptive name for the lighting scene in the dialog box that is displayed.

4. Tap OK.

All On and All Off scenes for every room with a

All On and All Off scenes are created automatically for the

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The new lighting scene is added to the room under the List of Scenes menu.

NOTE: All of the lighting loads that have been added to the chosen room are added to a

new lighting scene at their current brightness levels. These levels may be adjusted by
tapping the wrench button next to the lighting scene name.

Configure Lighting Scenes

A lighting scene may be configured and tested after it has been added to the system.
Use the

Light Scenes Screen - List of Scenes Menu

List of Scenes menu to select a lighting scene for configuration.

The following configuration options are displayed next to the lighting scene selection:

Tap the play button to recall the lighting scene in real time.

Tap the wrench button to edit the lighting loads that are affected by the scene. A
dialog box for editing scene settings is displayed.

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Party Scene Dialog Box

The following settings may be configured for each lighting scene:

• Lighting Loads: Use the provided controls to adjust the brightness levels for any
lighting loads that have been added to the scene. Lighting loads are adjusted in
real time.

o Tap the left lightbulb button to turn off a lighting load (0%).

o Tap the right lightbulb button to set a lighting load to its maximum

brightness (100%).

o Use the slider to adjust the brightness level incrementally for lighting loads

with dimmers.

NOTE: Lighting loads may also be adjusted using the dimmers or switches

configured to control the lighting load.

• Fade Time: Select the duration that a lighting scene fades in after being recalled
and fades out after the scene is completed.

Tap Add/Remove Loads to add lighting loads from different rooms or to remove
existing lighting loads. An

Add/Remove Loads dialog box is displayed.

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Add/Remove Loads Dialog Box

To add or remove a lighting load from the scene:

1. Select a room from the Select Room Below menu.

2. Tap the check box next to a lighting load to add or remove it from the scene. A
filled check box indicates that load has been added to the scene.

3. Tap Save to save any changes or Cancel to discard the changes.

Any new lighting loads added to the scene may be adjusted in the Lighting Loads section
of the scene configuration dialog box.

Once all changes have been made, tap Save to save any changes to the lighting scene or
tap

Cancel to discard the changes.

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Tap the eye button to select the room(s) in which the scene will be visible. The Show
Scene In… dialog box is displayed.

Show Scene In… Dialog Box

Tap the check box next to a room name to make the lighting scene visible in that room. A
filled check box indicates that the lighting scene is visible and may be recalled from a
control device in the room (such as a touch screen). Tap

Tap the trashcan button to delete the lighting scene.

Tap the back arrow button to return to the Setup Scenes screen.

Save to save any changes.

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Shade Scenes

Tap the Configure Shade Scenes button on the Setup Scenes screen or the Shade
Scenes button on the setup menu to display the

Shade Scenes Screen

Shade Scenes screen.

Use the Shade Scenes screen to create shade scenes for one or more rooms or for the
entire house.

Shade scenes are used to set predefined levels for multiple shade groups. By default, the
Crestron Pyng system creates
shade group. Additionally,
the whole house after the first shade motor has been added to the system.

NOTE: Shade scenes may also be created and configured by the homeowner in user

control mode. Refer to "Create a New User Shade Scene" on page 158.

Create New Shade Scenes

To create a new shade scene:

1. Select a room from the List of Rooms menu. Refer to the image above.

2. Tap the plus button (+) next to the room name.

3. Enter a descriptive name for the shade scene in the dialog box that is displayed.

4. Tap OK.

All Open and All Closed scenes for every room with a

All Open and All Closed scenes are created automatically for

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The new shade scene is added to the room under the List of Scenes menu.

NOTE: All of the shade groups that have been added to the chosen room are added to a

new shade scene at their current levels. These levels may be adjusted by tapping the
wrench button next to the shade scene name.

Configure Shade Scenes

A shade scene may be configured and tested after it has been added to the system. Use
the

List of Scenes menu to select a shade scene for configuration.

Shade Scenes Screen - List of Scenes Menu

The following configuration options are displayed next to the shade scene selection:

Tap the play button to recall the shade scene in real time.

Tap the wrench button to edit the shade groups that are affected by the scene. A
notice is displayed stating that the shade scene will be recalled upon entering the scene

configuration dialog box. Tap

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OK to display the dialog box or tap Cancel to cancel.

Evening Scene Dialog Box

Use the Shade Loads/Groups controls to adjust the levels for any shade groups that
have been added to the scene. Shade motors are adjusted in real time.

• Tap Raise or Lower to raise or lower the shade incrementally.

• Tap Full Open or Full Close to open or close the shade fully.

• The icon to the left of each shade load shows the percentage that the shade

group is open in real time.

NOTE: Shade loads may also be adjusted using the shade motor controls or using

keypads configured to control the shade motors.

Tap Add/Remove Loads to add shade groups from different rooms or to remove
existing shade groups. An

Add/Remove Loads dialog box is displayed.

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Add/Remove Loads Dialog Box

To add or remove a shade group:

1. Select a room from the Select Room Below menu.

2. Tap the check box next to a shade group to add or remove it from the scene. A
filled check box indicates that shade group has been added to the scene.

3. Tap Save to save any changes or Cancel to discard the changes.

Any new shade groups added to the scene may be adjusted in the Shade Loads/Groups
section of the scene configuration dialog box.

Once all changes have been made, tap Save to save any changes to the lighting scene or
tap

Cancel to discard the changes.

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Tap the eye button to select the room(s) in which the scene will be visible. The Show
Scene In… dialog box is displayed.

Show Scene In… Dialog Box

Tap the check box next to a room name to make the shade scene visible in that room. A
filled check box indicates that the shade scene is visible and may be recalled from a
control device in the room (such as a touch screen). Tap

Tap the trashcan button to delete the shade scene.

Tap the back arrow button to return to the Setup Scenes screen.

Save to save any changes.

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Media Scenes

Tap the Configure Media Scenes button on the Setup Scenes screen or the Media

Scenes button

Media Scenes Screen

to display the

Media Scenes screen.

Use the Media Scenes screen to create media scenes for the entire house. Media scenes
are used to control source routing and on/off behavior for various media zones in the
home.

Create New Media Scenes

To create a new media scene:

1. Tap the plus button (+) next to Whole House in the List of Rooms menu. Refer to
the image above.

2. Enter a descriptive name for the media scene in the dialog box that is displayed.

3. Tap OK.

The new media scene is added to the room under the List of Scenes menu.

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Configure Media Scenes

A media scene may be configured and tested after it has been added to the system. Use
the

List of Scenes menu to select a media scene for configuration.

Media Scenes Screen - List of Scenes Menu

The following configuration options are displayed next to the media scene selection:

Tap the play button to recall the media scene in real time.

Tap the wrench button to view and configure the media zone behavior for the media
scene. A dialog box for editing scene settings is displayed.

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New Scene Dialog Box

The following settings may be configured for each media scene:

• Source: Swipe up or down to select the media source or favorite that will be
added to the scene. Select

Off to have the scene turn off all media sources for

the selected rooms.

• Rooms: Swipe up or down to select the room(s) in which the media source will be
routed when the scene is triggered. A filled checkbox to the left of the room name
indicates that the room is selected.

NOTE: A room must be configured as a media zone before it can be selected for

a media scene. For more information, refer to "Configure a Media Zone" on
page

50.

o Tap Select All to select all available rooms.

o Tap Deselect All to deselect all available rooms.

Tap Save at the bottom of the screen to save changes or tap Cancel to discard changes.

Tap the trashcan button to delete the media scene.

Tap the back arrow button to return to the Setup Scenes screen.

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Climate Scenes

Tap the Configure Climate Scenes button on the Setup Scenes screen or the Climate
Scenes button on the setup menu to display the

Climate Scenes Screen

Climate Scenes screen.

Use the Climate Scenes screen to create climate scenes for thermostats that have been
added to the system.

Climate scenes are used to configure predefined temperature set points or modes for a
thermostat when recalled. Climate scenes are ideal for changing the HVAC system
parameters during specified times of day.

Create New Climate Scenes

To create a new climate scene:

1. Tap the plus button (+) next to Whole House in the List of Rooms menu. Refer to
the image above.

2. Enter a descriptive name for the climate scene in the dialog box that is displayed.

3. Tap OK.

The new climate scene is added to the room under the List of Scenes menu.

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Configure Climate Scenes

A climate scene may be configured and tested after it has been added to the system.
Use the

Climate Scenes Screen - List of Scenes Menu

List of Scenes menu to select a climate scene for configuration.

The following configuration options are displayed next to the climate scene selection:

Tap the play button to recall the climate scene in real time.

Tap the wrench button to view and configure the thermostat behavior for the
climate scene. A dialog box for editing scene settings is displayed.

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Cool Down Scene Dialog Box

The following settings may be configured for each climate scene:

• Available Thermostats: Tap the check box next to one or more thermostats in
the

Available Thermostat(s) menu to add the thermostats to the climate scene.

A filled check box indicates that the thermostat is added to the scene.

Tap on a thermostat to configure its behavior within the scene.

• Schedule: Select one of the following scheduling options:

o Select Run to have the scene start the thermostat schedule.

o Select Hold to have the scene stop the thermostat schedule.

o Select Unaffected to have the scene keep the current thermostat schedule.

NOTE: If the thermostat schedule is running because Run or Unaffected was

triggered by the scene, the next scheduled climate event will overwrite the
climate scene's set points.

• Fan: Select one of the following fan behavior options:

o Select Auto to have the scene run the fan automatically.

o Select On to have the scene turn the fan on.

o Select Keep Current Fan Setting to have the scene keep the current

thermostat schedule.

• Mode: Select one of the following thermostat modes:

o Select Off to have the scene turn the thermostat off.

o Select Cool to have the scene turn cooling mode on.

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o Select Heat to have the scene turn heating mode on.

o Select Auto to have the scene control the temperature automatically via a

chosen set point

o Select Keep Current Mode to have the scene keep the current thermostat

mode.

• Adjust Setpoint(s): If this checkbox is selected, the scene adjusts the set points
for Heat , Cool , and Auto modes to the chosen temperature values.
Select the temperature set point for each mode from the appropriate spinner
menu.

Tap Save at the bottom of the screen to save changes or tap Cancel to discard changes.

Tap the trashcan button to delete the climate scene.

Tap the back arrow button to return to the Setup Scenes screen.

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Step 5: Customize & Schedule

Tap the Customize & Schedule button on the Setup screen to display the Configuration
screen.

Configuration Screen

Use the Configuration screen to create and schedule system events that are triggered
when specific conditions are met, such as by pressing a button or triggering a system
event. Thermostat events may also be configured using this screen.

Tap the back arrow button to return to the main Setup screen.

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Actions & Events

Tap the Customize Actions & Events button on the Configuration screen or the Actions
& Events button on the setup menu to display the

Actions & Events Screen

Actions & Events screen.

Use the Actions & Events screen to configure the behavior of remotes and keypads,
occupancy sensors, door locks, security systems, remote system events, media zone
events, and quick actions.

Scenes and other actions may be programmed to occur when a button is pressed or a
system event is triggered.

NOTE: The same basic configuration settings are provided for each item, although some

settings are added or removed for different device types and models. Refer to the
following sections for specific information on each configurable device.

To select an item for configuration:

1. Select the room that contains the item from the Select a Room menu.

2. Select the item to configure from the Select an Item menu. A configuration
screen for the device is displayed.

Tap the back arrow button to return to the Configuration screen.

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Configure Keypads

Select a keypad device from the Select an Item menu to display a configuration screen
for the keypad.

NOTE: Horizon™ keypads provide additional settings, such as backlight customization,

that are configured using the keypad and not through Crestron Pyng. For more
information, refer to the HZ-KPCN Installation Guide (Doc. 8285) at

www.crestron.com/manuals.

Actions & Events Screen - Basement Keypad1

Use the keypad configuration screen to configure keypad button colors and layout, to
create custom keypad button labels, and to program keypad buttons to recall scenes
and other actions.

The following configuration options are provided:

Tap the location button to turn on the location feature for the keypad (if supported),
which may be used to locate the device in the room.

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Tap the Color tab to set the keypad color.

Actions & Events Screen - Color Tab

When custom-engraved keypad buttons are ordered through MyCrestron, the button
color is generated automatically based on the selected color.

NOTE: Confirm that the keypad color selected with the Color tab matches the actual

keypad color before ordering custom-engraved buttons.

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Tap the Layout tab to configure a custom button layout for the keypad.

Actions & Events Screen - Layout Tab

Tap Learn Layout to display options for teaching the keypad a custom button layout.

NOTE: Install the custom buttons on the keypad prior to making this selection.

Tap Done to confirm the new layout once it has been assigned to the keypad.

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Tap the Labels tab to create custom text labels for the keypad button.

Actions & Events Screen - Labels Tab

Each line item represents a corresponding button on the keypad. The selected button
lights blue on the onscreen keypad while it is being edited.

One of the following label options may be selected for each keypad button:

NOTE: For more information on ordering custom labels using the MyCrestron service,

refer to "MyCrestron Services" on page 113.

• Tap Text to create custom text labels for the keypad button.

o Enter the desired label text in the text box using the on-screen keyboard.

o Tap OK to save the label.

NOTE: For larger buttons, select the check box next to Display as Two Lines to

separate the label text for the button into two lines.

• Tap Icons to select a label icon from the provided options.

• Tap Icons Outlined to select an outlined label icon from the provided options.

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Tap the Actions tab to program the keypad buttons to recall scenes and other actions.

Actions & Events Screen - Actions Tab

The following configuration options are provided:

• Use the left screen panel to select the keypad button that will be associated with
an action. Tap the desired button to select it.

• Use the center panel to select the type of action that will be associated with the
keypad button and to configure action-related behavior.

NOTE: Other configuration options may be provided depending on the selected

mode.

o Use the Mode drop-down menu to select the type of action that is recalled by

pressing the keypad button (such as "Scene").

o If a compatible mode is selected, use the Button Behavior drop-down menu

to set the keypad button behavior for recalling the selected action.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, use the Feedback Behavior drop-down menu to

set the feedback behavior for recalling the scene.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, tap the check box next to Enable Dimming for

Lights to allow lighting loads to be dimmed via a press-and-hold keypad
action.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, tap the check box next to Enable Time of Day

Actions to enable setting actions based on the time of day.

o Tap Set all buttons to default functionality to restore the keypad buttons to

their default functionality.

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• Use the right screen panel to associate an action with the keypad button.

NOTE: The same action or scene may be assigned to multiple keypad buttons.

Multiple actions or scenes may also be assigned to the same keypad button.

o Use the Select Room Below menu to select the room that contains the

desired action or scene.

o Tap on a room name to display a list of actions that may be selected for the

room. The type of action that is displayed is set using the

Mode drop-down

menu in the center panel.

o Tap the check box next to an action to add or remove that action from the

keypad button. A checked box indicates that the action is set to occur when
the button is pressed.

o Tap the back arrow (<) next to the room name to return to the Select Room

Below menu.

NOTE: Only rooms that contain selectable actions appear on the Select Room

Below menu. Once an action is selected from a room, the room name is shown
with blue text in the

Select Room Below menu.

Configure Remotes

Select a remote from the Select an Item menu to display a configuration screen for the
remote.

Actions & Events Screen - Room 1 HR-150

Use the remote configuration screen to configure remote button colors and layout, to
create custom remote button labels, and to program remote buttons to recall scenes
and other actions.

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Tap the location tab to turn on the location feature for the remote (if supported),
which may be used to locate the device in the room.

Tap the Color tab to select the remote color (if supported). When custom-engraved
remote buttons are ordered through MyCrestron, the button color is generated
automatically based on the selected color.

NOTE: Confirm that the remote color selected with the Color tab matches the actual

remote color before ordering custom-engraved buttons.

Tap the Layout tab to configure a custom button layout for the remote.

Actions & Events Screen - Layout Tab

Tap Learn Layout to display options for teaching the remote a custom button layout.

NOTE: Install the custom buttons on the remote prior to making this selection.

Tap Done to confirm the new layout once it has been assigned to the remote.

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Tap the Labels tab to create custom text labels for the remote buttons.

Actions & Events Screen - Labels Tab

Each line item represents a corresponding button on the remote. The selected button
lights blue on the onscreen remote while it is being edited.

One of the following label options may be selected for each remote button:

NOTE: For more information on ordering custom labels using the MyCrestron service,

refer to "MyCrestron Services" on page 113.

• Tap Text to create custom text labels for the remote button.

o Enter the desired label text in the text box using the onscreen keyboard.

o Tap OK to save the label.

NOTES:

∙ For larger buttons, tap the check box next to Display as Two Lines to

separate the label text for the button into two lines.

∙ Tap the check box next to Use Pre-Labeled Button if a button with an

existing label will be used.

• Tap Icons to select a label icon from the provided options.

• Tap Icons Outlined to select an outlined label icon from the provided options.

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Tap the Actions tab to program the remote buttons to recall scenes and other actions.

Actions & Events Screen - Actions Tab

The following configuration options are provided:

• Use the left screen panel to select the remote button that will be associated with
an action. Tap the desired button to select it.

• Use the center panel to select the type of action that will be associated with the
remote button and to configure action-related behavior.

NOTE: Other configuration options may be provided depending on the selected

mode.

o Use the Mode drop-down menu to select the type of action that is recalled by

pressing the remote button (such as "Scene").

o If a compatible mode is selected, use the Button Behavior drop-down menu

to set the remote button behavior for recalling the selected action.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, use the Feedback Behavior drop-down menu to

set the feedback behavior for recalling the scene.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, tap the check box next to Enable Dimming for

Lights to allow lighting loads to be dimmed via a press-and-hold remote
button action.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, tap the check box next to Enable Time of Day

Actions to enable setting actions based on the time of day.

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• Use the right screen panel to associate an action with the remote button.

NOTE: The same action or scene may be assigned to multiple remote buttons.

Multiple actions or scenes may also be assigned to the same remote button.

o Use the Select Room Below menu to select the room that contains the

desired action or scene.

o Tap on a room name to display a list of actions that may be selected for the

room. The type of action that is displayed is set using the

Mode drop-down

menu in the center panel.

o Tap the check box next to an action to add or remove that action from the

remote button. A checked box indicates that the action is set to occur when
the button is pressed.

o Tap the back arrow (<) next to the room name to return to the Select Room

Below menu.

NOTE: Only rooms that contain selectable actions appear on the Select Room

Below menu. Once an action is selected from a room, the room name is shown
with blue text in the

Select Room Below menu.

Configure Occupancy Sensors

Select an occupancy sensor from the Select an Item menu to display a configuration
screen for the occupancy sensor.

Actions & Events Screen - Room 1 Occupancy Actions

Use the occupancy sensor configuration screen to associate scenes and other actions
with occupancy events.

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Actions & Events Screen - Actions

The following configuration options are provided:

• Use the left screen panel to select the occupancy event that will be associated
with an action. Tap the desired event to select it.

• Use the center panel to select the type of action that will be associated with the
occupancy event and to configure action-related behavior.

NOTE: Other configuration options may be provided depending on the selected

mode.

o Use the Mode drop-down menu to select the type of action that is recalled

when the occupancy event is triggered (such as "Scene").

o If a compatible mode is selected, use the Button Behavior drop-down menu

to set the occupancy event behavior for recalling the selected action.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, tap the check box next to Enable Time of Day

Actions to enable setting actions based on the time of day.

• Use the right screen panel to associate an action with the occupancy event.

NOTE: The same action or scene may be assigned to multiple occupancy events.

Multiple actions or scenes may also be assigned to the same occupancy event.

o Use the Select Room Below menu to select the room that contains the

desired action or scene.

o Tap on a room name to display a list of actions that may be selected for the

room. The type of action that is displayed is set using the

Mode drop-down

menu in the center panel.

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o Tap the check box next to an action to add or remove that action from the

occupancy event. A checked box indicates that the action is set to occur when
the event is triggered.

o Tap the back arrow (<) next to the room name to return to the Select Room

Below menu.

NOTE: Only rooms that contain selectable actions appear on the Select Room

Below menu. Once an action is selected from a room, the room name is shown
with blue text in the

Select Room Below menu.

Configure Door Locks

Select a door lock from the Select an Item menu to display a configuration screen for
the door lock.

Actions & Events Screen - Basement Lock

Use the door lock configuration screen to associate scenes and other actions with door
lock events.

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Actions & Events Screen - Actions

The following configuration options are provided:

• Use the left screen panel to select the door lock event that will be associated with
an action. Tap the desired event to select it.

• Use the center panel to select the type of action that will be associated with the
door lock event and to configure action-related behavior.

NOTE: Other configuration options may be provided depending on the selected

mode.

o Use the Mode drop-down menu to select the type of action that is recalled

when the door lock event is triggered (such as "Scene").

o If a compatible mode is selected, use the Button Behavior drop-down menu

to set the door lock event behavior for recalling the selected action.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, tap the check box next to Enable Time of Day

Actions to enable setting actions based on the time of day.

• Use the right screen panel to associate an action with the door lock event.

NOTE: The same action or scene may be assigned to multiple door lock events.

Multiple actions or scenes may also be assigned to the same door lock event.

o Use the Select Room Below menu to select the room that contains the

desired action or scene.

o Tap on a room name to display a list of actions that may be selected for the

room. The type of action that is displayed is set using the

Mode drop-down

menu in the center panel.

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o Tap the check box next to an action to add or remove that action from the

door lock event. A checked box indicates that the action is set to occur when
the event is triggered.

o Tap the back arrow (<) next to the room name to return to the Select Room

Below menu.

NOTE: Only rooms that contain selectable actions appear on the Select Room

Below menu. Once an action is selected from a room, the room name is shown
with blue text in the

Select Room Below menu.

Configure Security Systems

Select a security system from the Select an Item menu to display a configuration screen
for the security system.

Actions & Events Screen - Basement Security System

NOTE: Security systems must be connected to a PYNG-CONNECT-COM device before

they may be discovered by the Crestron Pyng system. For more information, refer to the
PYNG-CONNECT-COM DO Guide (Doc. 7697) at

www.crestron.com/manuals.

Use the security system configuration screen to associate scenes and other actions with
security events.

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Actions & Events Screen - Actions

The following configuration options are provided:

• Use the left screen panel to select the security event that will be associated with
an action. Tap the desired event to select it.

• Use the center panel to select the type of action that will be associated with the
security event and to configure action-related behavior.

NOTE: Other configuration options may be provided depending on the selected

mode.

o Use the Mode drop-down menu to select the type of action that is recalled

when the security event is triggered (such as "Scene").

o If a compatible mode is selected, use the Button Behavior drop-down menu

to set the security event behavior for recalling the selected action.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, tap the check box next to Enable Time of Day

Actions to enable setting actions based on the time of day.

• Use the right screen panel to associate an action with the security event.

NOTE: The same action or scene may be assigned to multiple security events.

Multiple actions or scenes may also be assigned to the same security event.

o Use the Select Room Below menu to select the room that contains the

desired action or scene.

o Tap on a room name to display a list of actions that may be selected for the

room. The type of action that is displayed is set using the

Mode drop-down

menu in the center panel.

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o Tap the check box next to an action to add or remove that action from the

security event. A checked box indicates that the action is set to occur when
the event is triggered.

o Tap the back arrow (<) next to the room name to return to the Select Room

Below menu.

NOTE: Only rooms that contain selectable actions appear on the Select Room

Below menu. Once an action is selected from a room, the room name is shown
with blue text in the

Select Room Below menu.

Configure Alarms

Select an alarm device from the Select an Item menu to display a configuration screen
for the alarm.

Actions & Events Screen - Dressing Room Alarm 1

Use the alarm configuration screen to associate scenes and other actions with alarm
events.

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Actions & Events Screen - Actions

The following configuration options are provided:

• Use the left screen panel to select the alarm event that will be associated with an
action. Tap the desired event to select it.

• Use the center panel to select the type of action that will be associated with the
alarm event and to configure action-related behavior.

NOTE: Other configuration options may be provided depending on the selected

mode.

o Use the Mode drop-down menu to select the type of action that is recalled

when the alarm event is triggered (such as "Scene").

o If a compatible mode is selected, use the Button Behavior drop-down menu

to set the alarm event behavior for recalling the selected action.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, tap the check box next to Enable Time of Day

Actions to enable setting actions based on the time of day.

• Use the right screen panel to associate an action with the alarm event.

NOTE: The same action or scene may be assigned to multiple alarm events.

Multiple actions or scenes may also be assigned to the same alarm event.

o Use the Select Room Below menu to select the room that contains the

desired action or scene.

o Tap on a room name to display a list of actions that may be selected for the

room. The type of action that is displayed is set using the

Mode drop-down

menu in the center panel.

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o Tap the check box next to an action to add or remove that action from the

alarm event. A checked box indicates that the action is set to occur when the
event is triggered.

o Tap the back arrow (<) next to the room name to return to the Select Room

Below menu.

NOTE: Only rooms that contain selectable actions appear on the Select Room

Below menu. Once an action is selected from a room, the room name is shown
with blue text in the

Select Room Below menu.

Configure Media Zones

Select an media zone from the Select an Item menu to display a configuration screen for
the media zone.

Actions & Events Screen - Dressing Room Media Zone Events

NOTE: For more information on configuring media zones, refer to "Configure a Media

Zone" on page 50.

Use the media zone configuration screen to associate scenes and other actions with
media zone events.

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The following configuration options are provided:

• Use the left screen panel to select the media zone event that will be associated
with an action. Tap the desired event to select it.

• Use the center panel to select the type of action that will be associated with the
media zone event and to configure action-related behavior.

NOTE: Other configuration options may be provided depending on the selected

mode.

o Use the Mode drop-down menu to select the type of action that is recalled

when the media zone event is triggered (such as "Scene").

o If a compatible mode is selected, use the Button Behavior drop-down menu

to set the media zone event behavior for recalling the selected action.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, tap the check box next to Enable Time of Day

Actions to enable setting actions based on the time of day.

• Use the right screen panel to associate an action with the media zone event.

NOTE: The same action or scene may be assigned to multiple media zone events.

Multiple actions or scenes may also be assigned to the same media zone event.

o Use the Select Room Below menu to select the room that contains the

desired action or scene.

o Tap on a room name to display a list of actions that may be selected for the

room. The type of action that is displayed is set using the

Mode drop-down

menu in the center panel.

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o Tap the check box next to an action to add or remove that action from the

media zone event. A checked box indicates that the action is set to occur
when the event is triggered.

o Tap the back arrow (<) next to the room name to return to the Select Room

Below menu.

NOTE: Only rooms that contain selectable actions appear on the Select Room

Below menu. Once an action is selected from a room, the room name is shown
with blue text in the

Select Room Below menu.

Configure Macro Buttons

Select Whole House from the Select a Room menu, and then select Macro Buttons from
the Select an Item menu to display a configuration screen for macro buttons (quick
actions).

Actions & Events Screen - Whole House Macro Buttons

NOTE: Each Crestron Pyng system supports a maximum of 20 macro buttons.

Use the macro button configuration screen to configure macro button settings and to
associate scenes and other actions with macro buttons.

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Tap the Settings tab to configure basic settings for macro buttons.

Actions & Events Screen - Settings

The following configuration options are provided:

• Use the left screen panel to select the macro button to configure. Tap the desired
event to select it.

• Use the right screen panel to configure settings for the selected macro button.

o Enter a new macro button name or edit the existing macro button name in

the text box at the top of the screen.

o Tap Enable or Disable next to Enable Status to enable or disable the ability

to trigger the macro button with voice control.

NOTE: For more information on configuring voice control for the Crestron

Pyng system, refer to "Voice Control Settings" on page 124.

o Use the drop-down menu next to Global Voice Command to select a global

voice command for recalling the macro button (if voice control is enabled).

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Tap the Actions tab to associate scenes and other actions with the macro button.

Actions & Events Screen - Actions

The following configuration options are provided:

• Use the left screen panel to select the macro button that will be associated with
an action. Tap the desired event to select it.

• Use the center panel to select the type of action that will be associated with the
macro button and to configure action-related behavior.

NOTE: Other configuration options may be provided depending on the selected

mode.

o Use the Mode drop-down menu to select the type of action that is recalled

when the macro button is triggered (such as "Scene").

o If a compatible mode is selected, use the Button Behavior drop-down menu

to set the macro button behavior for recalling the selected action.

o If Scene is selected for Mode, tap the check box next to Enable Time of Day

Actions to enable setting actions based on the time of day.

• Use the right screen panel to associate an action with the macro button.

NOTE: The same action or scene may be assigned to multiple macro buttons.

Multiple actions or scenes may also be assigned to the same macro button.

o Use the Select Room Below menu to select the room that contains the

desired action or scene.

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