That can be embarrassing when clients point toward manufacturers with less expensive solutions and say, “But they can do it, why can’t Crestron?”Ĭrestron’s SIMPL# changes that. For some time we’ve pushed the available programming environments to their limits and occasionally found those limits to fall short of the design vision. Good programmers are – and quite rightly, in my opinion – a valuable resource.Īs a Crestron dealer with a strong bias towards the “custom” solution, we either already have an in-house developed framework or prefer to remain unconstrained by automated programming tools. Crestron is investing considerable effort into this area with such things as Studio, AVFramework and Home Elements, in an attempt to lower the barriers to deploying Crestron solutions. For some solutions, there are wizards and auto-generated programming which, while they get the job done, are inherently limited in one way or another.
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Ultamation managing director Oliver Hall explains the power of a true objected-oriented language, and how it was used to develop the Apple TV driver.Ĭrestron has always provided a number of ways to deliver a working home- or building-control system, tailored to the client’s requirements. The module (£50) was developed by Ultamation in the U.K., using Crestron's complicated but robust programming language SIMPL#, based on C#. Crestron, a leading provider of home automation and building controls, finally has a rich Apple TV IP driver, including support for the Gen 4 box, this week.
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